starman
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I am still banking on this failing through and we are just toying with them..
Except Sturridge did it over 6 months. Welbeck has never done it consistently.
I don't know if I'm more angry or upset by this. Absolutely appalling bit of business.
I don't think he will. Giroud, when fit, will start. He's a donkey but he's a donkey that scores. Welbeck is a faster, silkier donkey that doesn't score.
Alright. I'm sick of this. In many ways I'm looking forward to seeing him at Arsenal. It might prove me right or leave me with egg on my face but at least it's at an end.He's done it the only time he had a chance.
Are you crying? If so you're more upset.
Not really a useful statistic when he's played so little.
He's not that young, nearly 24. And it's quite telling if a manager so good as spotting and developing talent doesn't actually want him.Disappointing. I thought he's the exact type of player LVG would relish developing into a good player. Young, quick, skillful, the kind of player that fitted into his young Ajax squad of the mid 90s. Selling to Arsenal is just kinda disgusting but at least it doesn't feel as bad as them selling RVP to us.
Strangely not too fussed about this. I know he's a local product and losing him will be a shame no doubt. But it just might open up a far bigger opportunity for Wilson, who also an academy graduate and more talented IMO. Plus he'll get to learn from Rooney + Robin + Falcao. Dunno we'll see.
The transfer fee could've been higher TBH but then Chelsea sold Sturridge for about £12 million. Anyway goodbye and goodluck Danny.
I don't think you know what you are talking about.I wish people would stop telling every other fecker what they are feeling and why.
If he'd played two games and scored one goal then I could maybe see your point, but he scored as many goals as Negredo in the league last year in considerably less games up front. This idea that he can't score for toffee is absurd. His goalscoring last season was a significant step up and better than Giroud (193 minutes) or Negredo (192 minutes) and yet it was forgotten about almost instantly. He misses plenty (as does Giroud, as does Sturridge) but he can score all kinds of goals and creates chances for himself with his pace, intelligence and combination play in and around the box.
...and going into next season our strikeforce will consist of 30 year old Rooney, possibly permanently crocked 32 year old RvP, and maybe Wilson. Apart from anything else, we should have the good sense to avoid strengthening one of the 2 sides (along with Liverpool) we'll likely be in closest competition with for a top 4 place this season. It all seems pretty short-sighted to me.
Alright. I'm sick of this. In many ways I'm looking forward to seeing him at Arsenal. It might prove me right or leave me with egg on my face but at least it's at an end.
Welbeck's goodbye statement?
Yeah... I know Welbeck is the better all round playerHe isn't a patch on Sturridage. I'm not sure why people always try and claim that. One has blatantly got a higher level than the other.
I have no doubt that Welbeck will have the sort of impact Sturridge had at Liverpool. Welbeck was never given the chance to play through the middle, only when others were injured then he played a game or two in the middle.
He has all the qualities: Tall, strong, holds up the ball, very good in build up play, can keep the ball on his feet (suit's Arsenal playing style), has very good movement off the ball. Arsenal will create many chances for him, he will score goals-just needs a run of games. Strikers need to build on their confidence.
He is also only 23 years old! He has plenty of years to get his finishing sorted out, we have a three 28-30 year olds as our strikers!
Very sad to hear about this.
It's just embarassing and they are reminding me of some RAWK posts.The more I read this thread, the more I can only think that a lot of the posters on here have simply never seen Falcao play. We have replaced Danny Welbeck with Falcao, and people are complaining.
Good God.
I'm truly expecting a thread to pop up in the general discussion called "No really, the world is flat" and 50 pages of people agreeing.
hehe poor Moyes getting the blame lol