Farewell Eze?

[NEILLO]

At his age he should be entering into his prime. Which he won't do by warming the bench at Arsenal.

I do suspect that he knew this could be a possibility when he signed for them.

And he'd rather do that than play for Spurs every week !

 

[CPFCSaturn]

It is a good example to highlight the state of the sport at the moment - Arsenal spend nearly £70m on Eze and within weeks he’s resigned to the bench. That’s not a criticism of the player, but a reminder of how broken the financial balance is.

For us, £70m is a fee I can't even imagine us spending. For the elite, it’s just some optional depth.

 

[park the bus]

It is a good example to highlight the state of the sport at the moment - Arsenal spend nearly £70m on Eze and within weeks he’s resigned to the bench. That’s not a criticism of the player, but a reminder of how broken the financial balance is.

For us, £70m is a fee I can't even imagine us spending. For the elite, it’s just some optional depth.

The other side of the coin is that the selling club gets an inflated sum for a player not worth half the amount, and the merry go round continues.

 

[PatrickA]

It is a good example to highlight the state of the sport at the moment - Arsenal spend nearly £70m on Eze and within weeks he’s resigned to the bench. That’s not a criticism of the player, but a reminder of how broken the financial balance is.

For us, £70m is a fee I can't even imagine us spending. For the elite, it’s just some optional depth.

And it will only get worse.
I'm old enough to remember when gate revenues were shared between home and away teams, when tv revenues were more equally distributed, when the likes of Ipswich and Burnley could challenge at the top.
I'm sure the American owners in the Premier League would like to cancel relegation and have guaranteed CL entry.

 

[taylors lovechild]

You can understand why clubs like Villa and Newcastle get frustrated at being hamstrung financially, when Arsenal and Man City spend £60+ million on backup players. You want to see players like Eze playing football, because they're box office. As a neutral, you don't want to see a team perform 400 passes for fear that taking a shot might concede possession. Entertainment is increasingly being squeezed out of the game and it's pretty miserable. I'm still hoping Villa win the league just because it would be hilarious to see Pep and Arteta ranting about how it's all so unfair (despite spending a billion pounds on squad building).

 

[BromleyMonkey]

At his age he should be entering into his prime. Which he won't do by warming the bench at Arsenal.

I do suspect that he knew this could be a possibility when he signed for them.

And he'd rather do that than play for Spurs every week

I’d say that’s a definite, he could carry on warming arsenals bench and end up with four medals this season

 

[Lanzo-Ad]

He seems to have a strange outlook, very religious, but went for the money, seems to lack motivation, he has all the talent but seems not the attitude, a shame, wasted talent.

 

[Canterbury Palace]

I want Eze to do well and don't blame him for taking his chance but this was always going to be a risk.

With us we accepted the patches of quiet form because of how impactful for us he was when he played well. For a title challenger, that isn't accepted. Would say the same for Glasner if he decides to leave, it takes a while for him to get his methods across and that just won't tolerated somewhere like United.

It's a pity because if Eze had stayed, the difference in quality between him and Pino (so far) would have been worth points for us, we'd definitely be higher up the league.

 

[eaglesdare]

Can't knock Eze for going. Footballers careers are short. He could have resented us if he stayed a bit like wilf did.

He can give it a year or so and when / if it doesn't work out he can always comeback or probably go to Aston villa...

Always best to give it a shot and if it doesn't work out at least you can say you tried.

Sure he was always a second half of the season kind of player anyway 😃

 

[dreamwaverider]

What a waste of talent.
Modern day game for you.
It will be interesting to see if he makes the squad for USA which is where my interests lie with Eze now.
Unless he starts getting more game time, I would doubt it.

 

[CPFCSaturn]

What a waste of talent.
Modern day game for you.
It will be interesting to see if he makes the squad for USA which is where my interests lie with Eze now.
Unless he starts getting more game time, I would doubt it.

Yep, the WC place seems the biggest waste of it all to me - I can get the argument that he'll win some medals and earn a bit more at Arsenal, but it was an enormous risk in a WC year, and as things stand I don't think he's going...

Morgan Rogers didn't move this summer, remains his team's talisman, and now looks the much better pick for Tuchel.

 

[Eaglecoops]

And it will only get worse.
I'm old enough to remember when gate revenues were shared between home and away teams, when tv revenues were more equally distributed, when the likes of Ipswich and Burnley could challenge at the top.
I'm sure the American owners in the Premier League would like to cancel relegation and have guaranteed CL entry.

Absolutely, it’s easy to manage and to buy and sell your investment if your income is regularised. You can virtually guarantee that is exactly what the globalist owners are asking for. I suppose the proposed breakaway league was the first (failed) attempt to try and do this.

 

[mtp1958]

You can understand why clubs like Villa and Newcastle get frustrated at being hamstrung financially, when Arsenal and Man City spend £60+ million on backup players. You want to see players like Eze playing football, because they're box office. As a neutral, you don't want to see a team perform 400 passes for fear that taking a shot might concede possession. Entertainment is increasingly being squeezed out of the game and it's pretty miserable. I'm still hoping Villa win the league just because it would be hilarious to see Pep and Arteta ranting about how it's all so unfair (despite spending a billion pounds on squad building).

I dont have a issue with arsenal they was already a big club like Man utd and Liverpool , but Man city and Chelsea brought the titles without the money they would have been on par with the Villas and spuds and Newcastle , what I find funny the really poor players arsenal have brought in the past who wouldn't even get in macclesfields team lol