jones wrote:Better to have wanked and lost than to have never wanked at all.
Blue balls is serious business
Arturo Vidal
Sport Witness @Sport_Witness 3h3 hours ago
Checked South American media, absolutely nothing on these supposed Vidal radio/TV claims. Which would be odd for such a big story.
Segway wrote:
I can't get shit done like this. Announce it already ffs
What am I looking at in that photo?
Wenger and Vidal in the same room. Not much more than that.
£21m you say? How's that possible?
I'll never get tired of the English tabloid wordplays.
Mata anything but sombre during break away
Vidal's the short guy with the hair? He doesn't look like that.
Short next to 6'5 Wenger mind you. I don't know, for that picture to mean anything I assumed that was Vidal.
This is a great photo from that DM article:
innervisionscm wrote:Vidal's the short guy with the hair? He doesn't look like that.
what are you on about? It's obviously him. Just found a clearer version:
Wenger is 1.91m, Vidal 1.80m, works out for me. What number should he get? I'm for #AV24
He doesn't have hair like that.
This is all bullshit tbh.
It's him alright.
It's definitely him, he has a different haircut everyday. There's literally no other possible scenario where Wenger would stand next to a delinquent looking Mohawk rocking guy in a suit.
Qwiss! wrote:Do you think they can survive without Coq behind them Ricky? Not in a theoretical world but under Wenger?
The question is can we get all the fantastic parts of Ramsey and Vidal's game without leaving the team without balance and wide open without the ball?
Are Vidal and Ramsey clever enough to work out a partnership where they move in synchronisation with one another? Absolutely. We've seen Ramsey do that with Arteta no problem, the Spaniard may have sat more out of the two, but Aaron was far more reserved in his play than he has been in the last two seasons - and I think he's ready to go up a level and become a more complete, responsible central midfielder. Vidal can do anything; he's about as smart and adaptable as it gets. He may be a great athlete and able to offer so much in the final third, but I think he's also a fiercely intelligent and pragmatic footballer, and would not leave us exposed in the way that some of the dullards we've had playing there over the years have. If a partnership couldn't be formed where both players are free to tear forward when the time is right to do so, I think Vidal would play like Coquelin (on steroids) in order to make the team work. Are Ramsey and Vidal really going to be any less secure than Coqulein and Cazorla even if it didn't work between the two of them? I can't see that we're going to be any worse off.
What some might argue is that we might lose something in our passing game; neither Ramsey or Vidal fall into the category of the fabled 'DLP', but I'm not someone that feels that's necessary. They might not control a game with their passing in the way others can, but both can pass at an accuracy of 90% or thereabouts through a season and are capable of intelligent, incisive, creative and expansive passes from anywhere on the pitch. Cazorla, on his day, may be more of a controller, but there's more than one way to skin cat. With that in mind, I'm interested to see if that control could come from Ozil. He's stationed further up the pitch but his first touch and technique mean he can do what he wants with the ball even high up the pitch with less time on the ball.
Patters wrote:innervisionscm wrote:Vidal's the short guy with the hair? He doesn't look like that.
what are you on about? It's obviously him. Just found a clearer version:
That photo is so blurry. It's a dark skinned dude with short hair in a suit, you can't make out any more details.
Segway wrote:
Is it just me or are you guys missing the headline from this picture? Who is Wenger talking to? That's Lionel fucking Messi.
Holy shit!