There you go - correctedThat's nothing, has anyone else noticed (or is concerned) that Ashley Phillips looks remarkably like Theo Walcott?
(Racially, not height or hair of course!!!) I can't UN-see it now!
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Will need a few games to get his fitness levels back up, let's hope he still is the player he was.
Might not be fully fit for 90 mins this year and maybe not back to full form until next season
Please say you're joking me?
... don't play that card!
They resemble eachother...
Non white people ARE allowed to look alike without it being a racial slur.... You're better than that, surely?
Japhet Tanganga DOES resemble Forrest Whittaker...
Just not as much as Forrest Whittaker's brother!!
...that's all... A good old fashioned looky-likey! Nothing more sinister than that, promise!
I genuinely can't say I've spent a lot of time gazing at Theo Walcott, swearing at, trying to throwing things at, but not really gazing at. In all honestly I don't really like seeing his name written down and rather resent you have encouraged it...Please say you're joking me?
... don't play that card!
They resemble eachother...
Non white people ARE allowed to look alike without it being a racial slur.... You're better than that, surely?
Japhet Tanganga DOES resemble Forrest Whittaker...
Just not as much as Forrest Whittaker's brother!!
...that's all... A good old fashioned looky-likey! Nothing more sinister than that, promise!
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Dumb question from a newb time, who would he replace once hes back?
Reading up on him and im encouraged
Reading up on him and im encouraged
Sarr most probably but I don't think it works like that - doubt he'll just walk back into the team - he just gives us another option, a very good one pending he gets back to the levels pre injury.
on the bench for the chelsea game would be a huge lift to the depth of the bench.
It's not a dumb question. If you look at the crazy amount of running Pape Sarr is doing then it's almost smarter to look at them sharing first team duties. So against a side like Arse; Sarr covered pocket after pocket he filled holes and built a platform for us to eventually overwhelm Rice. He was doing the same against Szoboszlai. Now if you can with an hour to go bring in Bentancur who edges the kid in finishing at the moment I can see them both being central to winning games against big sides away. So just in time for Liverpool at Anfeild. Heard it here first Rod winner after Sarrs run their legs off
Yes. I hope he remains wrapped in cotton for a while yet because any imminent injuries aside we're in a good run of form in midfield and there's no reason to risk rushing his recovery.
I don't think that's quite the right question.
If you look at our near term fixtures we have :
2 Dec v ManCity
5 Dec v West Ham
9 Dec v Newcastle
and then after a couple of weeks :
23 Dec v Everton
26 Dec v Brighton
30 Dec v Bournemouth
Ange's style of play requires the players to put a lot of effort in, plenty of running etc. So I can't see our recent midfield 3 of Bissouma, Sarr and Maddison playing several games every 3 or 4 days without any rotation.
And that probably means Bentancur playing some minutes during November to build up match fitness so that he and others are able to share the playing load in December and onwards.
Whilst this season is unusual in mainly playing once a week in PL where we can mainly get away with little rotation, there are times where we will be playing twice a week and will need a larger squad, and that will be good preparation for next season when we expect/hope to be in europe where playing twice a week and a big squad to allow rotation will be a prerequisite.