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Klaus

He's a Theo Walcott who doesn't score goals, basically. They went from Götze and Kagawa, two of the most accomplished attacking mids in the world, to this guy. Things like these make you feel a bit sorry for Jürgen Klopp. It would have been hard to cope with even if the rest of the team had been kept intact.

goon

Didn't realise Reus signed a new deal, with no clause apparently. That's that done then.

Ricky1985

Klaus wrote:
He's a Theo Walcott who doesn't score goals, basically. They went from Götze and Kagawa, two of the most accomplished attacking mids in the world, to this guy. Things like these make you feel a bit sorry for Jürgen Klopp. It would have been hard to cope with even if the rest of the team had been kept intact.

He still would have had a big say in signing him though, and he still picks him as his Number 10. I suppose the argument is that with the wages they pay they can't do much better. Similar to us until recently.

marv3llous

Just a cycle-of-life Klaus. Smaller fish always get eaten by bigger fish in football and nothing ever changes at the top, unless its an artificial change ie. City, PSG, Chelsea.

lorddulaarsenal

Ricky - Reus certainly has his moments but he is very flakey. He got completely shut down by Kyle bleedin Walker

ultimatewarrior

Klaus wrote:
He's a Theo Walcott who doesn't score goals, basically. They went from Götze and Kagawa, two of the most accomplished attacking mids in the world, to this guy. Things like these make you feel a bit sorry for Jürgen Klopp. It would have been hard to cope with even if the rest of the team had been kept intact.

If only the same reasonable logic was applied to our manager.

lorddulaarsenal

Alderweireld
Schneiderlin
Madness on the attacking front

Jed

@lorddulaarsenal wrote:
Ricky - Reus certainly has his moments but he is very flakey. He got completely shut down by Kyle bleedin Walker

Curtis Davies had Thierry on lock this one time.

Claudius

Dybala, Schniederlin, Cech.
I'm wondering how much one would want to spend on a 29 year old Cavani. Perhaps a 21 year old Dybala is a good bet for the future.

lorddulaarsenal

Doubt wenger will move away from having a big physical presence at point any time soon

Rex

Cavani is 28, and he would make us title contenders. Just get him and Schneiderlin and call it a day.

marv3llous

Cavani is not imposing himself on games the way Giroud does. Awful conversion rate also. Pass.

lorddulaarsenal

-----------Giroud
Sterling---Ozil----Alexis
---Busquets-Ramsey
Nacho-Kos-Gabs-Debuchy
----------Ospina

Klaus

Felipe Anderson. What a joy he is to watch. Monster form at the moment:

He just added another goal to those stats tonight.

lorddulaarsenal

Yep lovely player. Impressed me a couple of years back

goon

Rex wrote:
Cavani is 28, and he would make us title contenders. Just get him and Schneiderlin and call it a day.

Have you finally gone off Jackson Martinez?

goon

@lorddulaarsenal wrote:
Doubt wenger will move away from having a big physical presence at point any time soon

He tried to sign Suarez and I reckon he intended to play Sanchez at point too when he signed him. I don't think he's averse to a smaller player up front at all but they need to be very, very good.

Rex

I have watched very little football outside the PL and CL this season. Anderson dude has an impressive Scoutnation vid! Looks quite a bit like Alexis?

mdgoonah41

a front 3 of alexis, giroud and bale would be something to see, wouldnt it.

Bryant

Klaus wrote:
Felipe Anderson. What a joy he is to watch. Monster form at the moment:

He just added another goal to those stats tonight.

Great shout out Klaus! Turns out he just signed a new contract though...

He's been the most improved player in Serie A this season and Santos has produced a lot of good players recently. Neymar, Anderson, Danilo, Alex Sandro, etc.

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