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Re: Alejandro Garnacho - discussion thread
« Reply #270 on: Today at 02:37:58 PM »
Who has Emery saved from the football wilderness?, serious question I’m trying to recall a lost cause being turned around.

Rashford?

Have a read how people were talking about McGinn when Emery took over.

McGinn was fat and finished. Bad attitude on the piss in Dublin all the time of you believed everything you read. A better professional while under Emery you’ll be hard pushed to find. 
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Re: Alejandro Garnacho - discussion thread
« Reply #271 on: Today at 02:39:29 PM »
It helps in my mind that he is coming from the Loathsome Chelsea rather than the youknowwho's he started with

Harsh on Getafe

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Re: Alejandro Garnacho - discussion thread
« Reply #272 on: Today at 02:40:11 PM »
Watkins was finished too, according to some of our more hysterical fans who were unable to see that a crap manager might affect performances.

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Re: Alejandro Garnacho - discussion thread
« Reply #273 on: Today at 02:40:14 PM »
I thought that we couldn't buy Chelsea players within 45 days otherwise they will execute our most valuable player by firing squad. 

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Re: Alejandro Garnacho - discussion thread
« Reply #274 on: Today at 02:40:18 PM »
Who has Emery saved from the football wilderness?, serious question I’m trying to recall a lost cause being turned around.

Rashford?

Have a read how people were talking about McGinn when Emery took over.

It's all relative anyway and fan opinion is beyond fickle.

People wanted Ollies head last year numerous times, demanding that we need to make the striker role a priority going forward.
Same with Rogers. Match threads where full of people saying 80m would be an absolute steal and we should ship him off first decent offer that comes up.

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Re: Alejandro Garnacho - discussion thread
« Reply #275 on: Today at 02:41:05 PM »
It helps in my mind that he is coming from the Loathsome Chelsea rather than the youknowwho's he started with

Harsh on Getafe

Not really, they signed Mason Greenwood and so can quite comfortably be classed as massive arseholes.

(I know that's not who Hookey was referring to).

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Re: Alejandro Garnacho - discussion thread
« Reply #276 on: Today at 02:44:57 PM »
Who has Emery saved from the football wilderness?, serious question I’m trying to recall a lost cause being turned around.

Rashford?

Have a read how people were talking about McGinn when Emery took over.

We all knew he was great, then inexplicably awful under Gerard. Wasn’t rocket science to see where the issue lay.

Ah well, we are stuck with Garnacho now it seems, so let’s see if Emery can manage his tantrums ( he may well mature fingers crossed )

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Re: Alejandro Garnacho - discussion thread
« Reply #277 on: Today at 02:46:29 PM »
It helps in my mind that he is coming from the Loathsome Chelsea rather than the youknowwho's he started with

Harsh on Getafe

Not really, they signed Mason Greenwood and so can quite comfortably be classed as massive arseholes.

(I know that's not who Hookey was referring to).

Good point, well made.

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Re: Alejandro Garnacho - discussion thread
« Reply #278 on: Today at 02:52:20 PM »
Who has Emery saved from the football wilderness?, serious question I’m trying to recall a lost cause being turned around.

Rashford?

Tielemans star was on the slide big time when we signed him

I’d say Cash, who everyone was shouting “upgrade”, Mings to a lesser extent, Digne, back to his best form and now with PSG, Ollie reinvigorated, and Rogers who was very raw to being the most expensive British player. That’s off the top of my head.

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Re: Alejandro Garnacho - discussion thread
« Reply #279 on: Today at 02:55:00 PM »
Who has Emery saved from the football wilderness?, serious question I’m trying to recall a lost cause being turned around.

Rashford?

Tielemans star was on the slide big time when we signed him

I’d say Cash, who everyone was shouting “upgrade”, Mings to a lesser extent, Digne, back to his best form and now with PSG, Ollie reinvigorated, and Rogers who was very raw to being the most expensive British player. That’s off the top of my head.

Lindelof, too?

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Re: Alejandro Garnacho - discussion thread
« Reply #280 on: Today at 02:56:07 PM »
Who has Emery saved from the football wilderness?, serious question I’m trying to recall a lost cause being turned around.

Rashford?

Tielemans star was on the slide big time when we signed him

I’d say Cash, who everyone was shouting “upgrade”, Mings to a lesser extent, Digne, back to his best form and now with PSG, Ollie reinvigorated, and Rogers who was very raw to being the most expensive British player. That’s off the top of my head.

Lindelof, too?

Ok, but apart from them...

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Re: Alejandro Garnacho - discussion thread
« Reply #281 on: Today at 02:57:51 PM »
Here's a little highlights reel. Including footage from last season. This is the sort of play we wanted to see from Bailey, Guessand and Sancho.


That's a bloody good highlights reel tbf.  Right-footed but comfortable on his left.  Can hug the touchline or tuck in.  If we can coax these sorts of performances out of him I think people will forgive his hair and occasional petulance.

Appreciate Bailey and Guessand's highlight reels will also look decent, but trying to look on the bright side.


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Re: Alejandro Garnacho - discussion thread
« Reply #282 on: Today at 02:58:49 PM »
Anyone noticed how our transfers take twice as long as others to complete.

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Re: Alejandro Garnacho - discussion thread
« Reply #283 on: Today at 02:59:57 PM »
Anyone noticed how our transfers take twice as long as others to complete.

Based on what?

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Re: Alejandro Garnacho - discussion thread
« Reply #284 on: Today at 03:00:13 PM »
It’s twofold with Unai, improves the player, but the system helps massively too. It’s why new signings often need months of brainwashing before they click.

 


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