Super Jacky Wilshere

[Callum]

Another goal for Wilslad -

Super Jack.

I hope he keeps this up and we see him back in the Premier League next season.

[Marsbar100]

Bring him home

[Dejan]

found his level

[Phil71]

Sent off at the end of the game today after a mass brawl with Watford.

[jayramfootball]

Sent off at the end of the game today after a mass brawl with Watford.

If there was trouble it is no surprise Jack Wilshere was involved.
He's a horse's ass and always has been.

[Phil71]

Sent off at the end of the game today after a mass brawl with Watford.

If there was trouble it is no surprise Jack Wilshere was involved.
He's a horse's ass and always has been.

Throwing punches apparently.

[Arsenal Tone]

https://www.skysports.com/watch/video/1 ... wo-see-red

[jayramfootball]

https://www.skysports.com/watch/video/12230590/mass-brawl-at-bournemouth-as-two-see-red

To be fair - I saw no punch.
Sent off based on reputation alone. ref got a scalp for his bedroom wall.

[Arsenal Tone]

^ bit of a shit "brawl" from that clip lol

[Phil71]

https://www.skysports.com/watch/video/12230590/mass-brawl-at-bournemouth-as-two-see-red

To be fair - I saw no punch.
Sent off based on reputation alone. ref got a scalp for his bedroom wall.

Yeah same.

Commentator on the radio was going mad saying there were punches thrown, it was a total disgrace and so on...

[Santi]

Tbh it was only a second yellow and probably deserved. Part of his problem was he always had to get himself involved in a scrap, can’t blame him personally as I’m same on the pitch but he’s a professional who has to learn to do better.

[EliteKiller]

Throwing punches apparently.

To be fair it was at best a girly slap - Jack couldn't punch his way out of a paper bag, he just thinks he can.

[Ach]

Former Arsenal and England midfielder Jack Wilshere, 29, says he is considering retiring after receiving no offers following his release by Championship side Bournemouth. (Athletic - subscription required)

Lol. What a waste of talent

[Phil71]

An EFL club would take him on a pay as you play if he would also agree to a huge drop in salary demands.

He doesn't have to retire. He's just choosing to because he won't do as I've described above. Many pro players did that in years gone by. Some top level players ended up finishing their career at non-league level - just because they wanted to play football.

[Arsenal Tone]

If only he'd had a manager who was better at developing young talent when he came through