Hed Zitin
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Hopefully he's isolated up top on his own and can't drop back to chase after everything like he did tonight.
Is it just me, or does he seem a bit more selfish in front of goal these days? As in always looking to fashion a shooting chance for himself, even when passing might be the better option. Not necessarily a bad thing, but maybe it stems from him trying to prove some kind of point . . .
Heard he is doubtful for tomorrow's game. Not sure if true.
I wouldn't get it too, my thought is that if you have to play them both then have them as a front two. Otherwise just let them compete for the lone striker role. Also, given the options Arsenal has on the wings, putting Welbz there would be a waste. Let's see what happens, but definitely puzzling words from Arsene there.I could understand sticking Welbeck on the wing if we had someone like van Persie or Rooney. But for Giroud?
Was training today so I think he'll be okHe's marked as doubtful on FF.
You just know he'll score. It will be interesting to see how he fits in when Giroud is fully fit though.
You just know he'll score. It will be interesting to see how he fits in when Giroud is fully fit though.
Wenger on Welbeck: "One reason we bought him was because he wanted to play. Playing centrally wasn't a condition"
On the wing it is.
While Welbeck prefers to play up top, he's already said he doesn't mind playing on the wing in a three man midfield, where he has more attacking freedom.
When he played on the left for us, he never really had that attacking freedom because we played a 2 man midfield. I mean, he plays on the wing for England pretty often and scores his fair share of goals.
Having said that, I don't think Arsene's comments immediately means he won't be played up top. Wouldn't really say he's done anything wrong up top for Arsenal. I guess it's just an option to have, though. Danny's a pretty versatile player.
But how can he possibly score goals from the wing? It's impossible.
If he plays wide in a 4-3-3 on a regular basis it means they won't be able to play Ozil or Sanchez in the number 10 role when everyone is fit. I really hope that's what they do.
Yea, It's just the media trying to stir things up.I wish the media wouldn't just make up stories by twisting words and kind of 2+2=5 stuff. I don't think Lvg has anywhere said that he didn't rate Welbeck , if Danny was ready to sit on the bench and wait for his chance then I am pretty sure we would have kept him. At 23 he obviously wanted a starting place and the fact that Lvg let him leave to another big club is something I hope Danny appreciates rather than be bitter about it.
Giroud may not have scored a ton but IMO he brought your others into the play far better.I could understand sticking Welbeck on the wing if we had someone like van Persie or Rooney. But for Giroud?
It was Welbeck's choice to leave. If I recall correctly, van Gaal tells players what role they will be expected to play in the squad and lets them decide. Welbeck would have been told he is behind van Persie, Falcao and Rooney in the pecking order, and rightly so, and Welbeck didn't want that, which is fair enough.
Exactly. Rooney can't seem get a game up front, when his only competition was RvP. There was no hope for Welbeck.Really? RvP and Falcao have hardly been huge hits this season. And Rooney isn't even playing up-front.
Yea when you look at it properly in context, it makes no sense at all. The only thing you could perhaps say is our 3 strikers are aging and hence keeping him would have been better but the counter argument is that these few chances are better off being given to Wilson.I don't think I've ever seen such revisionism about a player as with Danny Welbeck after joining Arsenal.
The BBC are running a story this morning with Paul Ince the latest person to say United have made a mistake.
He's scored two fecking league goals! In context, an out of sorts van Persie has scored more, as has Rooney, who has been playing in midfield and had a three game suspension. Falcao has only scored one less, and he's been pretty much crocked ever since arriving.
Yea when you look at it properly in context, it makes no sense at all. The only thing you could perhaps say is our 3 strikers are aging and hence keeping him would have been better but the counter argument is that these few chances are better off being given to Wilson.
Oh and the other argument could be that we helped out a direct rival. Fair enough, for this season but I hope we don't see them as rivals in the future.
So Van Gaal said that the reason for selling Welbeck was that ,we had RVP and Wilson and if he had kept Welbeck we would not be giving youth a chance.Pathetic.
Welbeck is 24 next week. Hardly "youth".