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warrior wrote:

A sad reminder for today.

It was March 16th, 2005 that our forums founder, Steve Gleiber, lost his battle with cancer.

That's 16 years ago.

It's great to still see so many original posters from so many years ago. I know it means a lot to the family.

Also, a shout out to the forum moderators LTG and Niall who've helped keep the place running for so long.

Thank you !

It’s you who has kept it going Rog. 100%.

I still don't think we're seeing the best of Partey yet. He is influencing games but has also been a bit sloppy in recent games - the sorts of things that if it were Xhaka would be jumped on immediately by the fans. In the last 15 minutes v Spurs he was as culpable as anyone for us losing control. I recall a silly foul on Kane that lead to Kane hitting the post and also a sloppy pass that went out for a corner.
His performance against Man U away is the level we need him at because if he gets there consistently then he really is a game-changer for us

socrates wrote:

Tierney is turning into a monster of a player. His capacity and desire to get up and down the pitch and his ability to provide a quality final ball are exceptional. He is inspirational and should be made captain next season.

Agreed, (but no the captian thing just yet), Tierney has so many things that are likeable about his game. That trick he has where he looks like he'c coming inside and instantly knocks it down the line (as he did to Doherty) is so effective. He shows a good turn of pace as well - and crucially he so often picks out the right final ball. We were used to these fine accurate curling crosses from wider positions when he first came but now his more potent weapon seems to be these low crosses behind the retreating defence to an oncoming midfielder.
My only concern is when he's come up against the very best he has been beaten a few times - as most defenders are - but I think it was against Mahrez and Salah who both turned him inside out a bit. Generally he's good 1 v 1 but those guys are in a different level. So if he wants to be up on a level with Ashley Cole as great Arsenal left-backs that is the one area for improvement for me.

socrates wrote:

Morning socrates. Surely that will depend on whether Aubameyang leaves or stays. If he does go, then someone else will be given the captaincy with Tierney being a candidate. If he doesn’t, how wise is it to publicly strip him of the captaincy, on top of him being dropped from the team against Tottenham because he was late getting somewhere for the game?

Do we want to really urinate off (the forum will block a use of a four letter word beginning with a ‘p’, followed by an ‘i’, and ending with double ‘s’) our main goal scorer? My guess is Aubameyang would take it as a public humiliation. I know Xhaka showed a great attitude to come back from it, but would Aubameyang? Maybe, but it’s surely debatable.

warrior wrote:

Best wishes to Steve’s family and friends and thanks to everyone who keeps the forum going.

grantyboy wrote:

I've seen goals scored through defenders legs more times that I can count and from much further out so I don't see what the big deal is. Strikers do it between goalies legs all the time too and noone even mentions it. So what am I missing.

I am sorry to say if you don't know, I can't help you!

My best wishes to all of Steve's family and friends on such a poignant day.

Thanks as always to Rog for his massive contribution, and the others who help to keep this forum going. Thanks also to everyone else who comment and make this site one that is highly informative, sometimes annoying, but always entertaining. (Very much like a family in many ways.)

It's one of around half a dozen websites that I guarantee I view every day, even if I don't 'sign on'.

Cheers everybody.

warrior wrote:

Oh yes indeed. All the best to the Gleiber family and the illustrious Warrior for continuing this forum.

It seems its probably a matter of when not if City wins the CL.

There is a very good line of English youngsters coming through, not so many in central defence at top quality but young players like Saka, Emile Smith Rowe, Foden, Mount, Rice, Greenwood, Sancho are all excellent and England could be a threat at the Euros.

Happy Paddy's Day to all

long time gooner wrote:

It’s you who has kept it going Rog. 100%.

Don't tell him that, ltg, he'll want another pay rise.

DHD wrote:

Happy Paddy's Day to all

Why does Vieira come to mind as soon as I see that. Well worth having a day named after him. :21encouragement:

socrates wrote:

Don't tell him that, ltg, he'll want another pay rise.

He's worth it. Triple his salary!

Big thanks to Roger, LTG, Niall etc. for keeping it going. :53big-emoticons:

Foden is an incredible player. Pep took a lot of stick for not playing him enough but seems to have managed him very well, obviously a lot easier when you have so many talented players worth millions in the squad.

England have to find a place for him in their starting 11 at the Euros.

There is a very good line of English youngsters coming through, not so many in central defence at top quality but young players like Saka, Emile Smith Rowe, Foden, Mount, Rice, Greenwood, Sancho are all excellent and England could be a threat at the Euros.

Although look at the talent in the French squad it is amazing. Even Portugal look like they have some starting 11 they could put out even just from premier league based players

Rich wrote:

Don't forget Grealish. At the moment he's the best of the lot.

It is a real shame for Ireland that Rice and Grealish declared for England after playing all of their underage football for Ireland. Those two would propel us up several levels.

Looking ahead to tomorrow, it really seems like the perfect opportunity to rest a few key players. Despite Arteta's pre-game comments we should really be able to see the tie out with our second eleven although I doubt we'll rotate that much. Xhaka has played 15 straight 90 minute games, Saka and Smith-Rowe have also played a lot and carried little niggles. Would be a nice bonus to see Martinelli start, but the only one I'd be really disappointed to not see is Pépé. He has hit another level of consistency lately, showing he can have a consistent impact on games both when starting and when coming on as a sub and that should be rewarded.

Zed wrote:

Oh yes indeed. All the best to the Gleiber family and the illustrious Warrior for continuing this forum.

My thoughts too.

AmericanGooner wrote:

It seems its probably a matter of when not if City wins the CL.

City and Bayern look a long way ahead of the rest this year for sure.

Author:	socrates [ Tue Mar 16, 2021 12:37 pm ]
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long time gooner wrote: warrior wrote: A sad reminder for today. It was March 16th, 2005 that our forums founder, Steve Gleiber, lost his battle with cancer. That's 16 years ago. It's great to still see so many original posters from so many years ago. I know it means a lot to the family. Also, a shout out to the forum moderators LTG and Niall who've helped keep the place running for so long. Thank you ! It’s you who has kept it going Rog. 100%. Don't tell him that, ltg, he'll want another pay rise.

Author:	tomc [ Tue Mar 16, 2021 12:41 pm ]
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warrior wrote: A sad reminder for today. It was March 16th, 2005 that our forums founder, Steve Gleiber, lost his battle with cancer. That's 16 years ago. It's great to still see so many original posters from so many years ago. I know it means a lot to the family. Also, a shout out to the forum moderators LTG and Niall who've helped keep the place running for so long. Thank you ! This remains my go to website, and always will. What a legacy SG left us. Thoughts with his family, and can i add my thanks to the folks who continue to keep it going. Whatever our differences we all have one thing in common. We love The Arsenal.

Author:	socrates [ Tue Mar 16, 2021 12:41 pm ]
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Rich wrote: I still don't think we're seeing the best of Partey yet. He is influencing games but has also been a bit sloppy in recent games - the sorts of things that if it were Xhaka would be jumped on immediately by the fans. In the last 15 minutes v Spurs he was as culpable as anyone for us losing control. I recall a silly foul on Kane that lead to Kane hitting the post and also a sloppy pass that went out for a corner. His performance against Man U away is the level we need him at because if he gets there consistently then he really is a game-changer for us Hi Rich, He's goes from the sublime to the ridiculous. Moments of absolute brilliance and powerful dominance mixed in with moments of carelessness, errant passes and failure to track runners.

Author:	socrates [ Tue Mar 16, 2021 12:45 pm ]
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Rich wrote: socrates wrote: Tierney is turning into a monster of a player. His capacity and desire to get up and down the pitch and his ability to provide a quality final ball are exceptional. He is inspirational and should be made captain next season. Agreed, (but no the captian thing just yet), Tierney has so many things that are likeable about his game. That trick he has where he looks like he'c coming inside and instantly knocks it down the line (as he did to Doherty) is so effective. He shows a good turn of pace as well - and crucially he so often picks out the right final ball. We were used to these fine accurate curling crosses from wider positions when he first came but now his more potent weapon seems to be these low crosses behind the retreating defence to an oncoming midfielder. My only concern is when he's come up against the very best he has been beaten a few times - as most defenders are - but I think it was against Mahrez and Salah who both turned him inside out a bit. Generally he's good 1 v 1 but those guys are in a different level. So if he wants to be up on a level with Ashley Cole as great Arsenal left-backs that is the one area for improvement for me. Yes, he does need to work on his one v ones against the top players but his capacity to get up and down the pitch is incredible and his desire to make things happen and refusal to accept defeat is fantastic. I feel he has stepped up a level in recent weeks.

Author:	socrates [ Tue Mar 16, 2021 12:47 pm ]
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Bernard wrote: socrates wrote: Tierney is turning into a monster of a player. His capacity and desire to get up and down the pitch and his ability to provide a quality final ball are exceptional. He is inspirational and should be made captain next season. Morning socrates. Surely that will depend on whether Aubameyang leaves or stays. If he does go, then someone else will be given the captaincy with Tierney being a candidate. If he doesn’t, how wise is it to publicly strip him of the captaincy, on top of him being dropped from the team against Tottenham because he was late getting somewhere for the game? Do we want to really urinate off (the forum will block a use of a four letter word beginning with a ‘p’, followed by an ‘i’, and ending with double ‘s’) our main goal scorer? My guess is Aubameyang would take it as a public humiliation. I know Xhaka showed a great attitude to come back from it, but would Aubameyang? Maybe, but it’s surely debatable. Hi Bernard, You are right, of course, it would be difficult to strip Aubameyang of the captaincy. If feels like Tierney is a leader without the armband anyway.

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Author:	Rich [ Tue Mar 16, 2021 1:11 pm ]
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Cédric called up to the Portugal squad. Good reward for him, he's been good for us recently and would have loved his crashing shot to have snuck inside the post v Spurs

Author:	Rich [ Tue Mar 16, 2021 1:21 pm ]
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https://trainingground.guru/articles/pe ... hY.twitter Interesting article on the backward pass and how its used to beat the press. If you don't fancy reading the article just know that the team with the most backward passes this season are Man City

Author:	Rich [ Tue Mar 16, 2021 1:41 pm ]
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https://www.football365.com/news/aubame ... mediawatch Just read the first part of this. I don't know what axe Stan Collymore has to grind with Arsenal but he clearly has a problem with us that he won't let go, and he really isn't the only one in the media. Click on some of the links to historic Collymore ramblings over Arsenal. The standard or some of the football punditry is appalling, far too many have an agenda they want to talk or write about and shoehorn that in irrespective of what actually happened or everyone could see with their own eyes. I would have far more respect for pundits who give their opinion and then come back and revise it and say 'they've proved me wrong' and this is how they've done it. Explain why you had a certain opinion back then and why you've changed your mind now. Arsenal would be an absolute prime example. To just say 'Arsenal are 10th and therefore mediocre' is adding little in the role of the pundit. Tell us why that early season form meant we not only had poor results but also didn't even look capable of picking up a result. Now tell us how that has been fixed by Arteta and has us 3rd/4th in the form table since Christmas. I don't mind pundits sticking the boot in where it is warranted but don't fall back on tired old Arsenal-based cliches when they are not only not true but there has been clear evidence to the contrary.

Author:	Gunfire [ Tue Mar 16, 2021 1:46 pm ]
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https://www.telegraph.co.uk/football/20 ... gniter-rhr Apologies if posted previously.

Author:	AmericanGooner [ Tue Mar 16, 2021 2:13 pm ]
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warrior wrote: A sad reminder for today. It was March 16th, 2005 that our forums founder, Steve Gleiber, lost his battle with cancer. That's 16 years ago. It's great to still see so many original posters from so many years ago. I know it means a lot to the family. Also, a shout out to the forum moderators LTG and Niall who've helped keep the place running for so long. Thank you ! There are some events you remember exactly where you were and what you were doing at the time. I was in the office and got the news. My workmates thought a family member passed away and they were right, a family member did.

Author:	gooner7 [ Tue Mar 16, 2021 2:47 pm ]
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warrior wrote: A sad reminder for today. It was March 16th, 2005 that our forums founder, Steve Gleiber, lost his battle with cancer. That's 16 years ago. It's great to still see so many original posters from so many years ago. I know it means a lot to the family. Also, a shout out to the forum moderators LTG and Niall who've helped keep the place running for so long. Thank you ! Thanks to Steve for this wonderful place. And thanks Warrior, LTG & Niall for keeping it going.

Author:	Bernard [ Tue Mar 16, 2021 5:04 pm ]
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warrior wrote: A sad reminder for today. It was March 16th, 2005 that our forums founder, Steve Gleiber, lost his battle with cancer. That's 16 years ago. It's great to still see so many original posters from so many years ago. I know it means a lot to the family. Also, a shout out to the forum moderators LTG and Niall who've helped keep the place running for so long. Thank you ! Best wishes to Steve’s family and friends and thanks to everyone who keeps the forum going.

Author:	Andy Green [ Tue Mar 16, 2021 6:17 pm ]
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Bernard wrote: warrior wrote: A sad reminder for today. It was March 16th, 2005 that our forums founder, Steve Gleiber, lost his battle with cancer. That's 16 years ago. It's great to still see so many original posters from so many years ago. I know it means a lot to the family. Also, a shout out to the forum moderators LTG and Niall who've helped keep the place running for so long. Thank you ! Best wishes to Steve’s family and friends and thanks to everyone who keeps the forum going. A thank you from me also. I appreciate all that goes in to making this forum the best of it's kind.

Author:	grantyboy [ Tue Mar 16, 2021 8:00 pm ]
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old man of hoy wrote: grantyboy wrote: I've seen goals scored through defenders legs more times that I can count and from much further out so I don't see what the big deal is. Strikers do it between goalies legs all the time too and noone even mentions it. So what am I missing. I am sorry to say if you don't know, I can't help you! So you don't know either? I'm asking what the big deal is when the media and pundits are creaming themselves over something that happens very regularly and without the fanfare. So can you tell me why this is so much more special than any other goal that is scored between the defenders or goalies legs?

Author:	Zed [ Wed Mar 17, 2021 5:46 pm ]
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Happy St. Pat's Day Attachment: 33a53ec068dd1035d6c2fcde21d22eab.jpg [ 65.85 KB \| Viewed 524 times ]

Author:	Rich [ Wed Mar 17, 2021 10:21 pm ]
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Chelsea cruise past Atletico Madrid 3-0 on aggregate. But that doesn’t tell the whole storey, at 0-0 in tonight’s game and 1-0 to chelsea on aggregate azpilicueta under hit a back pass and reached out to pull back the Athletico striker who went down. On another night with another ref that would have been a penalty and red card, if the penalty is scored is 1-1 on aggregate and Chelsea defending for 60 mins with 10 men knowing 1 more goal conceded means they need to score 2 to go through! Such fine margins in knock out games

Author:	dec [ Tue Mar 16, 2021 8:54 pm ]
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Best wishes to the Gleiber family and friends. As others have said, a big thanks to Rog, Niall and LTG. Take care all.

Author:	john1 [ Tue Mar 16, 2021 9:01 pm ]
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My best wishes to all of Steve's family and friends on such a poignant day. Thanks as always to Rog for his massive contribution, and the others who help to keep this forum going. Thanks also to everyone else who comment and make this site one that is highly informative, sometimes annoying, but always entertaining. (Very much like a family in many ways.) It's one of around half a dozen websites that I guarantee I view every day, even if I don't 'sign on'. Cheers everybody.

Author:	Gaz from Oz [ Tue Mar 16, 2021 10:52 pm ]
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john1 wrote: My best wishes to all of Steve's family and friends on such a poignant day. Thanks as always to Rog for his massive contribution, and the others who help to keep this forum going. Thanks also to everyone else who comment and make this site one that is highly informative, sometimes annoying, but always entertaining. (Very much like a family in many ways.) It's one of around half a dozen websites that I guarantee I view every day, even if I don't 'sign on'. Cheers everybody.

Author:	Zed [ Wed Mar 17, 2021 12:19 am ]
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warrior wrote: A sad reminder for today. It was March 16th, 2005 that our forums founder, Steve Gleiber, lost his battle with cancer. That's 16 years ago. It's great to still see so many original posters from so many years ago. I know it means a lot to the family. Also, a shout out to the forum moderators LTG and Niall who've helped keep the place running for so long. Thank you ! Oh yes indeed. All the best to the Gleiber family and the illustrious Warrior for continuing this forum.

Author:	bubblechris [ Wed Mar 17, 2021 7:16 am ]
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warrior wrote: A sad reminder for today. It was March 16th, 2005 that our forums founder, Steve Gleiber, lost his battle with cancer. That's 16 years ago. It's great to still see so many original posters from so many years ago. I know it means a lot to the family. Also, a shout out to the forum moderators LTG and Niall who've helped keep the place running for so long. Thank you ! Wtg big man, RIP. God bless you and all your family. You are a legend in my eyes.

Author:	socrates [ Wed Mar 17, 2021 8:07 am ]
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warrior wrote: A sad reminder for today. It was March 16th, 2005 that our forums founder, Steve Gleiber, lost his battle with cancer. That's 16 years ago. It's great to still see so many original posters from so many years ago. I know it means a lot to the family. Also, a shout out to the forum moderators LTG and Niall who've helped keep the place running for so long. Thank you ! Hi Warrior, Such a shame Steve was taken so young. He was such a visionary, setting up this forum etc. Who knows what direction his life might have taken and what he might have achieved through the internet revolution and all its possibilities, as fans presence online, social media and video blogs have evolved over the years. Whatever he did I am sure it would have been amazing. RIP Steve. Thank you to the Gleiber family and to Warrior, LTG and Niall for keeping his legacy going.

Author:	AmericanGooner [ Wed Mar 17, 2021 8:11 am ]
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It seems its probably a matter of when not if City wins the CL.

Author:	Judith [ Wed Mar 17, 2021 9:36 am ]
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warrior wrote: A sad reminder for today. It was March 16th, 2005 that our forums founder, Steve Gleiber, lost his battle with cancer. That's 16 years ago. It's great to still see so many original posters from so many years ago. I know it means a lot to the family. Also, a shout out to the forum moderators LTG and Niall who've helped keep the place running for so long. Thank you ! Thanks Roger for your kind words and ALL the hard work and dedication you gave in these past 16 years, it means the world to me and our Family! Without you this Forum would of folded years ago and thanks to LTG and Niall, you boys are LEGENDS!

Author:	DHD [ Wed Mar 17, 2021 10:20 am ]
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Happy Paddy's Day to all

Author:	old man of hoy [ Wed Mar 17, 2021 11:25 am ]
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Zed wrote: warrior wrote: A sad reminder for today. It was March 16th, 2005 that our forums founder, Steve Gleiber, lost his battle with cancer. That's 16 years ago. It's great to still see so many original posters from so many years ago. I know it means a lot to the family. Also, a shout out to the forum moderators LTG and Niall who've helped keep the place running for so long. Thank you ! Oh yes indeed. All the best to the Gleiber family and the illustrious Warrior for continuing this forum. My thoughts too.

Author:	Rich [ Wed Mar 17, 2021 11:38 am ]
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AmericanGooner wrote: It seems its probably a matter of when not if City wins the CL. City and Bayern look a long way ahead of the rest this year for sure.

Author:	Rich [ Wed Mar 17, 2021 11:44 am ]
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Foden is an incredible player. Pep took a lot of stick for not playing him enough but seems to have managed him very well, obviously a lot easier when you have so many talented players worth millions in the squad. England have to find a place for him in their starting 11 at the Euros. There is a very good line of English youngsters coming through, not so many in central defence at top quality but young players like Saka, Emile Smith Rowe, Foden, Mount, Rice, Greenwood, Sancho are all excellent and England could be a threat at the Euros. Although look at the talent in the French squad it is amazing. Even Portugal look like they have some starting 11 they could put out even just from premier league based players

Author:	Hazuki [ Wed Mar 17, 2021 11:54 am ]
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Rich wrote: There is a very good line of English youngsters coming through, not so many in central defence at top quality but young players like Saka, Emile Smith Rowe, Foden, Mount, Rice, Greenwood, Sancho are all excellent and England could be a threat at the Euros. There's also Jude Bellingham at Dortmund, he has started 12 games in the Bundesliga and six in the Champions League as a 17-year old. Quite an incredible feat. Portugal really looks to have an amazing team on paper. Not sure you'll find a better back four than Cancelo, Pépé, Dias and Guerreiro in the Euros. They have a number of good midfielders and offense with Ronaldo, Fernandes, Jota, Bernardo Silva and Joao Felix among others.

Author:	long time gooner [ Wed Mar 17, 2021 12:51 pm ]
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DHD wrote: Happy Paddy's Day to all Why does Vieira come to mind as soon as I see that. Well worth having a day named after him.

Author:	Decaf [ Wed Mar 17, 2021 2:22 pm ]
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socrates wrote: long time gooner wrote: It’s you who has kept it going Rog. 100%. Don't tell him that, ltg, he'll want another pay rise. He's worth it. Triple his salary! Big thanks to Roger, LTG, Niall etc. for keeping it going.

Author:	Decaf [ Wed Mar 17, 2021 4:17 pm ]
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long time gooner wrote: DHD wrote: Happy Paddy's Day to all Why does Vieira come to mind as soon as I see that. Well worth having a day named after him.

Author:	warrior [ Wed Mar 17, 2021 4:29 pm ]
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Decaf wrote: socrates wrote: Don't tell him that, ltg, he'll want another pay rise. He's worth it. Triple his salary! Big thanks to Roger, LTG, Niall etc. for keeping it going.

Author:	Hazuki [ Wed Mar 17, 2021 4:37 pm ]
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Looking ahead to tomorrow, it really seems like the perfect opportunity to rest a few key players. Despite Arteta's pre-game comments we should really be able to see the tie out with our second eleven although I doubt we'll rotate that much. Xhaka has played 15 straight 90 minute games, Saka and Smith-Rowe have also played a lot and carried little niggles. Would be a nice bonus to see Martinelli start, but the only one I'd be really disappointed to not see is Pépé. He has hit another level of consistency lately, showing he can have a consistent impact on games both when starting and when coming on as a sub and that should be rewarded.

Author:	dec [ Wed Mar 17, 2021 5:34 pm ]
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Rich wrote: Foden is an incredible player. Pep took a lot of stick for not playing him enough but seems to have managed him very well, obviously a lot easier when you have so many talented players worth millions in the squad. England have to find a place for him in their starting 11 at the Euros. There is a very good line of English youngsters coming through, not so many in central defence at top quality but young players like Saka, Emile Smith Rowe, Foden, Mount, Rice, Greenwood, Sancho are all excellent and England could be a threat at the Euros. Although look at the talent in the French squad it is amazing. Even Portugal look like they have some starting 11 they could put out even just from premier league based players Don't forget Grealish. At the moment he's the best of the lot. It is a real shame for Ireland that Rice and Grealish declared for England after playing all of their underage football for Ireland. Those two would propel us up several levels.

Author:	Rich [ Wed Mar 17, 2021 5:46 pm ]
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dec wrote: Rich wrote: Foden is an incredible player. Pep took a lot of stick for not playing him enough but seems to have managed him very well, obviously a lot easier when you have so many talented players worth millions in the squad. England have to find a place for him in their starting 11 at the Euros. There is a very good line of English youngsters coming through, not so many in central defence at top quality but young players like Saka, Emile Smith Rowe, Foden, Mount, Rice, Greenwood, Sancho are all excellent and England could be a threat at the Euros. Although look at the talent in the French squad it is amazing. Even Portugal look like they have some starting 11 they could put out even just from premier league based players Don't forget Grealish. At the moment he's the best of the lot. It is a real shame for Ireland that Rice and Grealish declared for England after playing all of their underage football for Ireland. Those two would propel us up several levels. very true, Grealish is top quality, if he's playing as well as he did for Villa before his injury he'd start for England for me. I only didn't include him because he's 25 so no longer a baby like the others in my list. England have lost some talent as well, Musah who was with us and now at Valencia has declared for USA and Musiala at Bayern has declared for Germany - I'm not sure how much connection they have to England but they were both eligible. England also have Jude Bellingham coming through who looks a talent at only 17 or 18 and we have talented right-backs coming out of our ears!