he had an European championship with Aberdeen ffs. He had three top-flight titles, four Scottish Cups, and triumphs in the UEFA Cup Winners' Cup and UEFA Super Cup.
I think the way Auba has fallen off is on him. He is playing him through the middle and as we have seen with our own eyes he is missing sitters and having bad performance after bad performance. He isn’t being asked to play wide as much anymore and is no where as clinical as he was for us before the big deal. The midfield isn’t creating as much that to impacts his play but it can’t account for the entire fall of he has had in form. I don’t think we are relying on him as a playmaker he just is nowhere as clinical as he has been throughout his career, the midfield issue is impacting him that is fair. I don’t see what Arteta has done to make him be a shell of himself other than to ask him to track back which he did even when he was scoring.
And the fans had to wait 4 years for a trophy that was the point really.No he wasn't
Again, with Aberdeen.
@American_Gooner I think the Manberg alert hit Defcon 5 with this one.
The answer to any question like this, posed to this poster, is inevitably and necessarily: because agenda. You will figure it out soon enough
He's the punditry equivalent of Captain Obvious.
If we spend like we did to improve the creativity in midfield and attack we could be a window or two away from a squad that can win biggest trophies. But big money will have to be spent to give us more goals and creativity
Gabriel, Tierney, and Partey were also his singings not included in that number. Although Partey’s form has been worrying this year
5 of 6 are good signings this year, the signings last season were also good that is the point. But you wouldn’t get the point if you sat on it like a nail
Please don’t call me darling, it is kind of bizarre since I am a chubby, hairy, middle aged man. Unless that is your kick, more power to you but I got a gf bro.
He literally said: "I think Mikel Arteta is doing very well."Man he's proper ArtetaOut sadly
And followed with but. Anytime there's a but it feels like you don't really want to say the first statementHe literally said: "I think Mikel Arteta is doing very well."
and the way he's talking about results also sound so negative. He even decreased our possession in the Leicester game 
Wouldn't it mean that the lower teams are better & can get points off the higher teams, thus the lower point totals?
He even decreased our possession in the Leicester game
its an odd (400 page) debate as Arteta is a big fan of stats relation to results & used them to support the team at times of poor on field results... i would bet privately he is concerned about some of these underlying stats & actively seeking solutions
same guy
