by knowledge93 » Wed May 24, 2017 4:21 pm
by MecurialGooner » Wed May 24, 2017 4:30 pm
by Angelito » Wed May 24, 2017 5:31 pm
by GoonerAlexandre » Wed May 24, 2017 6:55 pm
MecurialGooner wrote:We kept Diaby for a decade or something like that?
Something tells me we haven't seen the last of Santi Cazorla. Even if he remains an injured crock for the rest of his career, you can be sure the Arsenal Finance Club retirement and old people's home is the best in the country.
Don't get me wrong he's a great player, but not reliable anymore. A serious club would look elsewhere. I'm not aware that we're a serious club.
by MecurialGooner » Wed May 24, 2017 7:13 pm
GoonerAlexis wrote:MecurialGooner wrote:We kept Diaby for a decade or something like that?
Something tells me we haven't seen the last of Santi Cazorla. Even if he remains an injured crock for the rest of his career, you can be sure the Arsenal Finance Club retirement and old people's home is the best in the country.
Don't get me wrong he's a great player, but not reliable anymore. A serious club would look elsewhere. I'm not aware that we're a serious club.
Check out his injuries last two years. All because of overplaying him. He's 30+, and should be kept, but played every other week, if he's as good as he was pre-injury.
by GoonerAlexandre » Wed May 24, 2017 7:15 pm
MecurialGooner wrote:GoonerAlexis wrote:MecurialGooner wrote:We kept Diaby for a decade or something like that?
Something tells me we haven't seen the last of Santi Cazorla. Even if he remains an injured crock for the rest of his career, you can be sure the Arsenal Finance Club retirement and old people's home is the best in the country.
Don't get me wrong he's a great player, but not reliable anymore. A serious club would look elsewhere. I'm not aware that we're a serious club.
Check out his injuries last two years. All because of overplaying him. He's 30+, and should be kept, but played every other week, if he's as good as he was pre-injury.
I'd love nothing more than for that to happen.
St Santi Cazorla
by MecurialGooner » Wed May 24, 2017 7:21 pm
by GoonerAlexandre » Wed May 24, 2017 7:24 pm
MecurialGooner wrote:Yeah he's such a likeable guy and a naturally gifted player. Wouldn't really mind keeping him even if he didn't play that many games.
Just like I never really minded keeping Rosicky as long as we did. But like you said we need a reliable replacement. Serious managers don't pin their entire season on players with fitness & injury issues.
by MecurialGooner » Wed May 24, 2017 7:28 pm
GoonerAlexis wrote:MecurialGooner wrote:Yeah he's such a likeable guy and a naturally gifted player. Wouldn't really mind keeping him even if he didn't play that many games.
Just like I never really minded keeping Rosicky as long as we did. But like you said we need a reliable replacement. Serious managers don't pin their entire season on players with fitness & injury issues.
Which is why I have the perfect solution. Sell Wilshere to Bournemouth, pretty sure they'd cough up 15-20 million, he was good for them (Though not that good that he'd be good for us). Sell Ramsey, his stock is still high, and get in the Santi replacement. I posted a video of this guy, but can't recall the name offhand, he's always seemed good when I've seen him. Tielsomething
by GoonerAlexandre » Wed May 24, 2017 7:31 pm
MecurialGooner wrote:GoonerAlexis wrote:MecurialGooner wrote:Yeah he's such a likeable guy and a naturally gifted player. Wouldn't really mind keeping him even if he didn't play that many games.
Just like I never really minded keeping Rosicky as long as we did. But like you said we need a reliable replacement. Serious managers don't pin their entire season on players with fitness & injury issues.
Which is why I have the perfect solution. Sell Wilshere to Bournemouth, pretty sure they'd cough up 15-20 million, he was good for them (Though not that good that he'd be good for us). Sell Ramsey, his stock is still high, and get in the Santi replacement. I posted a video of this guy, but can't recall the name offhand, he's always seemed good when I've seen him. Tielsomething
Youri Tielemans.
Yup good player, would be perfect.
by ALLCAPS_ » Wed May 24, 2017 10:09 pm
by Santi » Fri May 26, 2017 12:16 am
by indy23 » Fri May 26, 2017 5:49 am
by CrimsonGunner11 » Wed May 31, 2017 1:46 pm
Arsenal's Santi Cazorla expects to be out for at least another five months
Arsenal midfielder Santi Cazorla hopes to return to action in five months after undergoing another operation this week -- his eighth since suffering a right ankle injury in October.
Cazorla, 32, last played when Arsenal beat Ludogorets 6-0 in the Champions League on Oct. 19.
The Spain international was initially expected to return in November but had to have ankle surgery in December in Sweden, before having a graft done earlier in the year and then going under the knife again in February.
Cazorla called the 2016-17 campaign "the worst season of his career."
"You feel like throwing in the towel but my desire to play football is above everything," he told Cadena Ser. "I haven't been given a timeframe [to return to action]. It's very difficult to put a date, but I don't think it will be before five months.
"It's been since October that I last played. I've undergone eight surgeries, the last one yesterday [Monday]. I hope that things go better."
Cazorla added: "I've had complications since November. I got a bacterial infection in surgery, my bone got infected, the wound would not close and I had a graft done.
"I remember I had a bad spell with a back problem [while with Villarreal in 2010] but this is worse because it [healing] doesn't depend on me. Right now I can't think about the future, I just want to return to play."
Cazorla says Arsenal, the club he joined in August 2012 from La Liga side Malaga, have been extremely supportive of him.
He signed a one-year contract extension in December with his previous deal ending this summer.
"They [Arsenal] have been very good to me," he said. "They gave me a contract extension before I had my surgery [in December]. The coach [Arsene Wenger] spoke to me and reassured me."
Cazorla is happy that Wenger has decided to continue at the club. The 67-year-old, at the helm of Arsenal since 1996, is out of contract at the end of June but sources have told ESPN FC he has agreed a new two-year deal to remain at the Emirates Stadium.
Wenger led Arsenal to a 13th FA Cup and a seventh of his own with Saturday's final victory against Chelsea at Wembley.
"He is key to this club," Cazorla said of Wenger."He hadn't told us anything [regarding a new deal] but we are all delighted. The coach has done great things for the club, not just now but in the past. The club values his career. He has done miracles."
by ALLCAPS_ » Wed May 31, 2017 2:20 pm