Perhaps, to be a top 5 player he is going to need to be top dog at Arsenal and unlike Palace he will be facing some tough competition. We played him when he was out of form Arsenal can afford to drop him so consistency is going to be the watch word for Eze.
Farewell Eze?
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park the bus
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Eze, from what we've seen, is incapable of consistency. He'll be subbed most games and end up on the bench. Arsenal can afford that luxury, we obviously can't.
My thoughts exactly splinters in the bum time.
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Not at the appropriately named Arsenal. Their bench will be exquisitely hand made and contoured to each individual cheek.
Are you Bonnie Blues script writer , a bench is a bench!
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I am actually. The script only contains two phrases "Get on with it" and "Next".
Saying "next" 999 times must be boring.
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Getting bored 1000 times is no Swiss picnic either.
How wrong you will be, the quality of his team mates will make him sensational.
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And maybe, “would you mind wiping that up please?”
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That comment rather denigrates his Palace team mates, who carried him for the most part.
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Bad analogy. Bonnie Blue thinks that about cocks mate
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Can we stop this Eze love in now.He is obviously a diehard gooner and is happy to be there now.We improved him from being a flair championship player who couldn’t defend and turned him into a rounded game winning premiership player. We also lost him for nearly a year through a serious injury and got him back with the help of our medical staff to playing back again which may have been the end of his career.Good luck to him but let’s move on!!
Really, go and ask his former team mates, see what they think
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I think Glasner hinted as much in his interview when he talked about his replacement having qualities Eze didn’t.
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From what I could see Arsenal kids on social media were losing their minds because Arsenal weren’t going to sign him and Spurs were.
Agree on do they really need or want Eze and does he fit their football, but he’s an addition to their title challenge. However, I don’t buy this Eze desperate to sign and sticking it to Spurs. Above all he’s a talented England player and a valuable asset.
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No Saka or Odegaard in the starting line-up, so Eze...makes the bench !! I know it's early days but it's also an early warning of what a move from Palace to a big-6 club might actually look like.
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I see you point but he will be fine at Arsenal, it’s not about right or wrong move, he didn’t leave for top 6 he left for his dream club.
Perhaps worth a cheeky loan offer though 😉
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I hope you're right for his sake. Probably a bit of selfishness in response as my main interest in this afternoon's game was to see how he got on. Love the loan offer idea !
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Not for me. Goes back to the Jim Bowen posts, "Look what you could have had".
Unless it's a five year loan period.