alexafc12 wrote:From academy to 5+ first team games, since Arteta became manager in Jan 2019:
Arteta:
- none
Pep:
- Harwood-Bellis
- Delap
- Doyle
- Lewis
- Bobb
- Palmer
- McAtee
ETH:
- Mainoo
- Kambwala
- Forson
Klopp:
- Williams
- Gordon
- Bradley
- Morton
- Clark
- Bajcetic
- Doak
- Quansah
- McConnell
Horrific reading
alexafc12 wrote:Jay spitting nonsense again ?
This hasn't changed ....
You don't need to be a mathematician either to rubbish his nonsense around debuts either.
Klopp is obviously static but ETH and Pep have already given +5 debuts each to youth players this season. I think ETH may actually be close to 10.alexafc12 wrote:From academy to 5+ first team games, since Arteta became manager in Jan 2019:
Arteta:
- none
Pep:
- Harwood-Bellis
- Delap
- Doyle
- Lewis
- Bobb
- Palmer
- McAtee
ETH:
- Mainoo
- Kambwala
- Forson
Klopp:
- Williams
- Gordon
- Bradley
- Morton
- Clark
- Bajcetic
- Doak
- Quansah
- McConnell
Horrific reading
ag6789 wrote:It is not debuts that matter, it is the ability to to develop them( the debuts) into careers that matter.
Hopefully these kids , Nwaneri, Skelly will get to the next stage and have successful careers.
TedLasso wrote:swipe right wrote:Yet to hear a player thank Arteta for his career the way we used to hear players thank Wenger.
ag6789 wrote:It is not debuts that matter, it is the ability to to develop them( the debuts) into careers that matter.
Hopefully these kids , Nwaneri, Skelly will get to the next stage and have successful careers.
ag6789 wrote:It is not debuts that matter, it is the ability to to develop them( the debuts) into careers that matter.
Hopefully these kids , Nwaneri, Skelly will get to the next stage and have successful careers.
swipe right wrote:Watching ESR against Newcastle highlights. How could we let him go?
theHotHead wrote:swipe right wrote:Watching ESR against Newcastle highlights. How could we let him go?
Buffoonery, thats how!
theHotHead wrote:ag6789 wrote:It is not debuts that matter, it is the ability to to develop them( the debuts) into careers that matter.
Hopefully these kids , Nwaneri, Skelly will get to the next stage and have successful careers.
Its both, how can it be anything but both?!!
You can't get game time if you don't get a debut! Thats why players have left in droves - citing that very reason.
jayramfootball wrote:alexafc12 wrote:Jay spitting nonsense again ?
This hasn't changed ....
You don't need to be a mathematician either to rubbish his nonsense around debuts either.
Klopp is obviously static but ETH and Pep have already given +5 debuts each to youth players this season. I think ETH may actually be close to 10.alexafc12 wrote:From academy to 5+ first team games, since Arteta became manager in Jan 2019:
Arteta:
- none
Pep:
- Harwood-Bellis
- Delap
- Doyle
- Lewis
- Bobb
- Palmer
- McAtee
ETH:
- Mainoo
- Kambwala
- Forson
Klopp:
- Williams
- Gordon
- Bradley
- Morton
- Clark
- Bajcetic
- Doak
- Quansah
- McConnell
Horrific reading
Haha - those goal posts keep shifting.
When ours get to 5 games, the new rule will be 10 games.
Arteta has given 12 debuts more than Pep, Klopp and ETH, by your numbers.
So what , we have to wait a few weeks/months before they played 5 games?
jayramfootball wrote:theHotHead wrote:ag6789 wrote:It is not debuts that matter, it is the ability to to develop them( the debuts) into careers that matter.
Hopefully these kids , Nwaneri, Skelly will get to the next stage and have successful careers.
Its both, how can it be anything but both?!!
You can't get game time if you don't get a debut! Thats why players have left in droves - citing that very reason.
It is both and Arsenal under Arteta is THE club to be at for a youngster.
Not just chances to get that debut, but development opportunities to become a starter at a huge club.