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| Deleted User | Oct 27 2013, 08:22 AM Post #211 |
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I don't quite get your reply, because we are not actually looking forward to the future, 0893 put it as simply as possible, Suarez is the best striker in the epl right now, infact I will go as far as saying Suarez has been the best striker in the EPL for the past 18 months, infact I actually agree with Alan Hansen when he said Suarez is the BEST PLAYER in the epl right now |
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| Deleted User | Oct 27 2013, 08:27 AM Post #212 |
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Actually 0893 is just repeating what has been said time and time again, I remember when Suarez was still serving his suspension I brought up this topic(that's how confident I was in Suarez ability), you had a laugh that RVP has already scored 4 goals while Suarez has scored nothing, all I said was wait until Suarez gets back on the pitch then we'll know who's the master. There are two main points to note here 1. United are 8th right now, Liverpool finished 7th I remember you saying the league position and team's performance doesn't really matter. 2. Let's put the RVP vs Suarez comparison aside, you've always insisted that Suarez is a one season wonder and there's no doubt in your mind that he won't replicate last season's form, have you changed your mind now? |
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| Deleted User | Oct 27 2013, 08:29 AM Post #213 |
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let me borrow Cruyff's vocabulary and say that is 'false equivalency', even while Suarez was still under suspension and nothing was going in his favour, some of us were still very confident that this guy was the EPL's best striker, apparently you conveniently missed it! Cruyff can bare me witness there because he actually replied to my post when I brought up Suarez while he was under suspension. |
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| cruyff_turn | Oct 27 2013, 08:49 AM Post #214 |
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I can, but surely the fact Suarez was directly responsible for his own suspension must factor into the overall discussion here? |
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| Deleted User | Oct 27 2013, 08:58 AM Post #215 |
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Let me go over this again, the debate here is how good Suarez is on the pitch right? and the apparent 'timing', so yeah whether he was responsible for the suspension or not is irrelevant here. |
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| dsch15 | Oct 27 2013, 10:56 AM Post #216 |
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I'm perfectly fine with borderline calls being resolved in favor of the less consequential decision. I had no problem with the first trip on Gnabry being taken outside the area - neither the AR nor Foy was positioned to see the incident as definitely inside, so no PK. The replay suggested it might have been inches into the penalty area, but I had three good slow motion looks at that from different angles. It would be interesting to know what feedback Foy received from the AR regarding Arteta. It looked to me like Foy was certainly speaking with him prior to producing red. In the end, it did look a tactical foul to me. Once you decide that, you really have to book Arteta. Sending him off, however, required a very liberal interpretation (from the Palace point of view) of distance from the goal - one of the requirements in establishing an obvious goal scoring opportunity. There were clearly other Arsenal players present who could have become involved before Chamakh had a chance to shoot. That Foy's decisions both went in favor of Crystal Palace certainly raises questions about the influence of the home crowd, and we've seen documentation that they do have an effect. I suppose we chalk them up to that and take comfort in the fact that on another day, in another season, his decisions might have cost us points. As I said earlier in this thread, I'm starting to think this Arsenal side may be made of sterner stuff. |
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| WX_Hitman | Oct 27 2013, 10:56 AM Post #217 |
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Actually Santry , the groin and the head is pretty much the same area . Depends on which head is being referred to ![]() As for Suarez being the arguably the best player . Wenger must have got that right this summer . He wanted Suarez . But having Suarez is like making a deal With the devil . This summer he will be looking to go to the madrids again . It reminded me of season after season the tedious negotiations with vieira . Till cesc came of age and we offloaded him to juve. But if Suarez gives us a good half a season in jan , win some stuff by the end of it ,I got no complaints . Or we already got our own Suarez in the treatment room . His name is poldoski and we haven't added the goal threat of Walcott , |
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| phatosas | Oct 27 2013, 11:37 AM Post #218 |
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First of all the way the summer panned out couldnt have been any better. Everything fell into place and we signed a player who up to this point has had a fantastic career, has won things, has an impeccable character and is regarded among the best players in the world. The Suarez thing was an embarrassment to the club and even if we had succeeded in signing him, he would have divided the fans, he wouldnt have contributed in any way for the first 10 games of the season (League and CL) and you wonder where we would have been if we had to wait for 10 games to use our 40 mil pound signing. I have no idea why this debate is even being brought up considering Giroud has actually stepped up to the plate this season. Anyway there were a lot of things said in the summer. I remember how I was scoffed at when I suggested that Aguerro was similar to Suarez but he is proving it this season. I dont get excited game to game and surely the worst time to make an argument is after you just see a player score a hat trick and looks out of this world. Similar to when fans suggest that we wait till the end of season or mid season to take stock, lets evaluate all these guys at the very end because the season is very long and grueling and this is only the beginning. |
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| chillyheat | Oct 27 2013, 11:37 AM Post #219 |
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joe could u kindly share thots on correlation of concussion & groin injury. mayb we can all upgrade our knowledge of such injuries. thanks. |
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| phatosas | Oct 27 2013, 11:54 AM Post #220 |
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When Flamini first showed signs of discomfort on the pitch, I thought it was a recurrence of his concussion. However when it turned out it was a groi injury, I wasnt entirely surprised. It is not that I think there is any correlation between a concussion and the groin, we see it all the time when a player recovers from one injury and is suddenly dealing with a completely unrelated injury. It almost seem like it easier to stay fit when a player is in a flow playing weekly than when he has these starts and stops. By the way I think Flamini had fully recovered from the concussion before Arsenal played him. |
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