Rolling in his grave now.
How anyone who has Arshavin in his side gets to turn his nose up at "our" Park, is something I just don't understand. How they could have used him on Sunday.
Monaco player Park to Arsenal
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Rolling in his grave now.
How anyone who has Arshavin in his side gets to turn his nose up at "our" Park, is something I just don't understand. How they could have used him on Sunday.
scoring freely for korea this past week. might not be a bad signing for arsenal.
Bendter has scored 2 goals in one half so far. They've replaced Bendtner.
I didn't actually know this until I read it just then, but when he came on on Sunday it was his first league appearance for Arsenal.
Thought you were going to say you've only just realised he came on on Sunday. Not sure if he touched the ball.
I've yet to see any sort of reason for signing him. He looks a very mediocre player.
Really need to work on his physique, which I'm sure he is aware of, if he wants to make it in the PL.
He's immense for Korea and did well in France. Wenger has just lost the plot. Now he's signing experienced players then letting them rot on the bench. He also brought back that young Japanese winger who was loaned out to a Dutch side for half a season and won a bunch of praise and their player of the year. Yet he too isn't playing.
Park is a limited player, but he's better than Arshavin at the moment. And when you need goals, you should be putting on a striker..
Park is a limited player, but he's better than Arshavin at the moment. And when you need goals, you should be putting on a striker..
Ah right, You know more about Park and Miyaichi than Wenger, a football manager who works with them almost every day. If Wenger doesn't let them play it means they are still not good enough to play regularly in the 1st team.
Arshavin sures to hell isn't good enough either but that hasn't stopped Wenger from playing him in most all of their games.
Arshavin is still the the russian team captain, aint he? He is just on the field based on merit not form.
What is the deal with Miyachi? Isn't he suppose to be really good?
Ryo is a stud. He was loaned to Feyenoord where he scored three goals in twelve appearances and had more than three assists (can't find exact tallies but they mention he has had at least three assists).
As for whether or not Wenger has lost the plot - when you have players mouthing "no" to your decisions and you're playing the likes of Arshavin who has done NOTHING this season, then you need to reconsider yourself. Wenger is still a great manager, but he needs to take a step back. We have given our young players opportunities; Wenger is too scared to do the same at the moment.
Ox Chamberlain and Szchesney(sp?) would counter that argument would they not? Maybe he just hasn't shown enough in training?
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Has he done anything of note for them yet? I've barely seen him playing for them.
Did our Park serve in the military?
Many(or all) of the 2002 World Cup Squad of South Korea was given an exception due to them reaching the SF.
He's pretty rubbish, isn't he?
No he didn't have to. He was exempted because of the World Cup in 2002, as did all the other players.
When I saw you'd replied I thought you'd written a funny story about Park fighting in a war. I am disappoint.
Nice to meet you, disappoint.
You watching Arsenal reserve games or training sessions?
Park Ji-Sung started his military career like he did his Manchester United one, with lots of potential and a hint of mystery. Traditionally - and for every serving conscript before him - the minimum age for joining would be between 20 to 30 years old. Park joined at 15. Even at that age, it became apparent to those above him that Park was no ordinary solider, in fact he wasn't even a normal human. On one routine training exercise in orienteering, Park was seen jogging out of the designated zone. Two weeks later he arrived back at the compound, having run to Mongolia and back. No-one knew why. Unlike previous conscripts before him, Park was used in ever-increasingly strange ways to service the military and nation. One example was the order given to him alone, to run the entire perimeter of the country in thirty days, wearing a GPS tracker in order to provide the basis for an advanced sat-nav layout. He did it in 15. Park faced a brief period of action after a skirmish had broken across the DMZ. He received high praise for his unorthodox tactics in breaking down the enemy lines, and constantly harassing their soldiers, allowing them absolutely no space at all. North Korean soldiers admitted it was simply no fun, and withdrew to the safe zones. After a nine year spell, his military service came to an end, with Park apologizing for the brief contribution, and ending his campaign as he started it, with a lap of honour around the nation.
There's only one Park.
No, in his rare forays into the first team I formed an opinion which has been confirmed for me by Chamakh getting on the pitch before him when they call for a sub.
He has been shafted this season by wenger.
Yeah, Wenger amazingly keeps picking RvP over him.
He keeps giving Chamakh and other subs runs out instead of him. It has feck all to do with RVP. Unless you want to tell us he can't do anything else apart from being RVP's direct back up.
Chamakh is a Ballon d'Or contestant in comparison to Park.That's how bad he was for Monaco
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That's a kick in the teeth