Been very good so far, no doubt he's keen to impress though. Hopefully he keeps up this good form throughout the rest of the season, and hopefully he settles quickly.
Arshavin to Arsenal
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I see he got 90mins, good work.
He will/has definitely improved us.
I love his attitude, he's only come across as a top bloke in each of his interviews.
I didn't.
He seems alright, but you gotta wonder about a man who takes his hairdresser with him when he moves house
The beckham equivalent of russia.
Yer, I was going to say seems down to earth but then I remembered that. It was his wife's doing though, wasn't it?
I suppose any little thing that can help him settle properly is fine by me. And, if I'm going to be extra awesomely
-ish, I'd go so far as to exclaim "look how far he's willing to go to keep a happy house, all just because he's desperate to play for us!"But I won't, so I didn't.
signing for arsenal he was better off learning french...
Surely you wouldnt expect him to be talking shit a month after his arrival, shit hard to believe that was over a month ago.Surely the Ars-havin' chat shouldn't be in the transfer section anymore?
let's keep it here, since if Arsenal don't make the CL he'll surely demand to leave
Yer, I was going to say seems down to earth but then I remembered that. It was his wife's doing though, wasn't it?
I suppose any little thing that can help him settle properly is fine by me. And, if I'm going to be extra awesomely
But I won't, so I didn't.
He said on Football Focus that it was bullshit.
He's been very good for Arsenal as of yet, settled in brilliantly.
Sunderland - Made his debut, was the most threatening player on the pitch.
Fulham - Similarly was the only player on the pitch with any urgency, showed his eye for a pass as well as a shot then too.
West Brom - Set up Bendtner's goal and had two very impressive shots, nearly scoring his first goal. Second best player on the pitch.
Burnley - Drifted in and out of the but set up Vela's goal with a nice piece of play again.
Blackburn - Scored a great goal, was heavily involved in the opener, played in Walcott when he nearly won a penalty, played in Walcott again right at the end with a great pass but Walcott missed badly.
Hull - Had a nice shot blocked by Gardner, another shot blocked by Ricketts and a volley that sailed slightly over and slightly wide, all in the first half. Was heavily involved in the attacking play all match, and was at the heart of both goals with the free kick in for Gallas' goal and Arshavin cutting it back for Van Persie showing some class.
Newcastle - Taylor blocked Arshavin's shot brilliantly when he looked highly likely to score, and he then went on to clip the top of the crossbar from 30 yards out after a very nice run beating two men, and he set up Bendtner's goal.
I think we can safely say Arshavin > Anelka.
Sunderland - Made his debut, was the most threatening player on the pitch.
Fulham - Similarly was the only player on the pitch with any urgency, showed his eye for a pass as well as a shot then too.
West Brom - Set up Bendtner's goal and had two very impressive shots, nearly scoring his first goal. Second best player on the pitch.
Burnley - Drifted in and out of the but set up Vela's goal with a nice piece of play again.
Blackburn - Scored a great goal, was heavily involved in the opener, played in Walcott when he nearly won a penalty, played in Walcott again right at the end with a great pass but Walcott missed badly.
Hull - Had a nice shot blocked by Gardner, another shot blocked by Ricketts and a volley that sailed slightly over and slightly wide, all in the first half. Was heavily involved in the attacking play all match, and was at the heart of both goals with the free kick in for Gallas' goal and Arshavin cutting it back for Van Persie showing some class.
Newcastle - Taylor blocked Arshavin's shot brilliantly when he looked highly likely to score, and he then went on to clip the top of the crossbar from 30 yards out after a very nice run beating two men, and he set up Bendtner's goal.
I think we can safely say Arshavin > Anelka.
Good analysis Brwned.
I think his creativty has been hugely important to Arsenal lately. I think he is a lot more direct than Arsenal's usual pissing about and that is going to make Arsenal a very formidable team next year and for the rest of the season.
Fabregas, Nasri, Robin Van Persie, Arshavin, Eduardo
Scary prospect
I think his creativty has been hugely important to Arsenal lately. I think he is a lot more direct than Arsenal's usual pissing about and that is going to make Arsenal a very formidable team next year and for the rest of the season.
Fabregas, Nasri, Robin Van Persie, Arshavin, Eduardo
Scary prospect
Brwned said:
You also said this... realised now?
Very much so.
Not quite as bad as saying Anelka's a significantly better player than Arshavin though.
I just loved how when he told the lads to feck off back to their positions and get on with the game, after we scored the equaliser against Hull.
He's not here to feck about, that's for sure.
He's not here to feck about, that's for sure.
Only if they get a decent defensively minded midfielder to compliment Fabregas and perhaps a new centre back.
I'm in love with him.