Castia
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Wouldn’t have him even on a free. Mata and Mkhitaryan are fine for that role we should be after a new right winger if anything.
Would rather break the bank for Eriksen
Would he be cup-tied in the champions league?
The gooner implosion would be unreal.Would he be cup-tied in the champions league?
Yep, him and and De Bruyne are going toe to toe for the crown of best player in the league. Ramsey would be a big asset at #10 in this team as well though.
Ozil is the definition of mercenary.
As if Mata and Mkh put in a defensive effort, he is no worse than them in that respect with the only difference being he is on another planet to them on the attacking/ assisting aspect
This is not the case if you look past end product. Both eye test and stats prove that Sanchez is as lazy if not lazier (perhaps his position as the forward be another factor). Sanchez's style is naturally intense and more aggressive than Ozil's. However, this past season, he didn't work as much as he used to off the ball.The difference between Sanchez and Ozil is that while Sanchez may be perpetually pissed off he still works his socks off for the team, Ozil gave up ages ago and often just strolls around if the game isn't going Arsenal's way.
Arsenal is in EL. IIRC regarding the rule, he wouldn't be if he'd join in January. I don't think we would want to pay some fee in January though. This if happens, would be for the summer.Would he be cup-tied in the champions league?
Just thinking out loud...
I wonder if a lot of the people here that are against us signing Ozil, were the same people that were against us signing the likes of Ibra / Matic / Lukaku?
I remember there were a lot of people annoyed that we had spent £40 million on Matic specifically, stating he was not the player of old.
I mean, surely you would just give Jose the benefit of the doubt, especially as Ozil has played his best football under him.
If he wants him then I'm confident he has a plan for him and it will make us a stronger team.
This is not the case if you look past end product. Both eye test and stats prove that Sanchez is as lazy if not lazier (perhaps his position as the forward be another factor). Sanchez's style is naturally intense and more aggressive than Ozil's. However, this past season, he didn't work as much as he used to off the ball.
I can't question your judgement so we can agree to disagree for this point. I wouldn't base solely on stats either, but it's there to use as reference and recheck watching Arsenal games last season.My eye test tells me Sanchez doesn't lack commitment to the team, Ozil has been seen many times simply hands on hipping it after losing the ball, the attitudes are markedly different.
I can't question your judgement so we can agree to disagree for this point. I wouldn't base solely on stats either, but it's there to use as reference and recheck watching Arsenal games last season.
Just thinking out loud...
I wonder if a lot of the people here that are against us signing Ozil, were the same people that were against us signing the likes of Ibra / Matic / Lukaku?
I remember there were a lot of people annoyed that we had spent £40 million on Matic specifically, stating he was not the player of old.
I mean, surely you would just give Jose the benefit of the doubt, especially as Ozil has played his best football under him.
If he wants him then I'm confident he has a plan for him and it will make us a stronger team.
I know what you meant that's why I said I would not base my judgement entire on stats. I watched Arsenal games last season and I saw a different Sanchez than before. He's not as hard working as before. Like I said at this point we can agree to disagree on this point and respect each other judgement on the matter.I've seen the stat graph regarding who has covered the most ground but that doesn't really tell you enough, you can cover ground getting out of the way and hiding as Ozil often does for Arsenal, Sanchez is angry no doubt and I think his attitude isn't helpful for team morale at times, but Ozil is the invisible man when it's tough.
Well, let's be honest they're not supposed to remain in a toxic hopeless environment just to prove they have winning mentality. Players at the end care about their career first after all.
Sanchez has lost the best years of his career in Arsenal.
I think that's fair if a players walks out of a club like United when they hit a bad spell, or say Chelsea during that dodgy year they had or Bayern at the moment.
But Arsenal have been making the same mistakes and losing the exact same matches for more than a decade now. They're a big club with a bigger losing mentality and I wouldn't blame a single player who wanted to leave their to meet their ambitions elsewhere.
I think you and the other posters had good valid points.I get your point, all players want to be on a wining team no doubt but what separates great sportsman and good sportsman is their ability to be leaders and influence results. I just don't see Sanchez and Ozil as having that edge. Sanchez is more forgivable as his stats are decent.
I look at MU over last few years and the same could be said of our rooster but you don't see DDG, Mata, Fellini, and etc. leaving anytime? Zlatan has the most easy excuse to cruise. He would have gotten a better wage and better schedule, why is he busting his butt to make a comeback? Because Zlatan has that edge. Arsenal has a top striker and a good team, if you consider Sanchez and Ozil as better than anyone on current MU rooster how come they can't change the fortune of Arsenal?
I get your point, all players want to be on a wining team no doubt but what separates great sportsman and good sportsman is their ability to be leaders and influence results. I just don't see Sanchez and Ozil as having that edge. Sanchez is more forgivable as his stats are decent.
I look at MU over last few years and the same could be said of our rooster but you don't see DDG, Mata, Fellini, and etc. leaving anytime? Zlatan has the most easy excuse to cruise. He would have gotten a better wage and better schedule, why is he busting his butt to make a comeback? Because Zlatan has that edge. Arsenal has a top striker and a good team, if you consider Sanchez and Ozil as better than anyone on current MU rooster how come they can't change the fortune of Arsenal?
Talent-wise he is a head above Mata and Micky, imo. Feels wrong to want someone to replace our hugging monster though
If Mourinho wants to sign him, I'll be happy though.
Was he?Mata has been the PL best player. Has Ozil ever?
Just thinking out loud...
I wonder if a lot of the people here that are against us signing Ozil, were the same people that were against us signing the likes of Ibra / Matic / Lukaku?
I remember there were a lot of people annoyed that we had spent £40 million on Matic specifically, stating he was not the player of old.
I mean, surely you would just give Jose the benefit of the doubt, especially as Ozil has played his best football under him.
If he wants him then I'm confident he has a plan for him and it will make us a stronger team.
The difference between Sanchez and Ozil is that while Sanchez may be perpetually pissed off he still works his socks off for the team, Ozil gave up ages ago and often just strolls around if the game isn't going Arsenal's way.
No thanks.
If Jose wants a lazy bastard that doesn't track back but has rare moments of brilliance, I'll do it for a grand a week.
Ozil was the best 10 in Europe not named Iniesta before he came to the EPL.....Mata has been the PL best player. Has Ozil ever?
He is indeed on another planet. He is on the planet "I'm shit in 9/10 games".