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Guest Jung

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Thierry. Tevez. Torres.

 

Looks like they will impact 3 of the Premiership's Big 4.

 

Who's departure or arrival will affect the clubs the most do you think?

 

Answers on a postcard. Or in this thread.

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Arsenal will definitely be around the mid table this season, they are a club in transition

 

Liverpool - Torres will add much needed goals, but I feel they still will still lack something, and the season will be much the same as last

 

Manchester United - Tevez will only bolster what is already a extremly talented and strong squad

 

For me Tevez

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Tevez should hook well with Rooney,perfect combo I thnk.

 

Torres,Im still 50/50 about him.He's not an out an out goal machine but he is young and should do well for us.Time will tell I suppose.

 

 

I think the Gunners will struggle IMO,top 4 im not sure.

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Majority of people are forgetting that Arsenal played near enough 75% of last season WITHOUT Henry and still finished 4th. I'm not having none of this mid table club bollocks. Mid table are clubs like Blackburn, Newcastle and Everton and Arsenal are head and shoulders above them. We still have Fabregas, Toure, Van Persie, Gilberto, Gallas, Eboue and Lehmann, the core of our team. If anything losing Henry will be a good thing as it will teach us a new way of football. We proved last season we can cope without him (Beating Man U without him, anyone remember that game?). Saying we are now a mid table club is a huge over reaction.

 

We will finish 4th at least.

 

but to answer the original question if Man U can get Tevez I can see them winning the Champs League. Torres will need time. Arsenal proved last season we can play without Henry. So Tevez for me.

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Where I agree, that Henry only played 75% of the Season, he still was at the club. He was your talismanic club captain, the pivotal figure at the club. He was the inspiration to Adebayor and Walcott (Both have said as much) and without him there, he has left a huge void, Arsenal for me without Henry at the club are like a rudderless ship.

 

The new signing Da Silva is going to take time to settle, and I dont think either Van Persie, Adebayor or Walcott are able at this time, to step in and lead the strikeforce.

 

Adebayor did a great job last season, but there is greater pressure to perform this season, with the added pressure of being the leading striker at the club.

With Fabregas's future still unclear, and the fatc that towards the end of last season, he looked far off key, just like Denilson, Van Persie and Eboue, and I reiterate my point that Arsenal are a club in transition.

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If Adebayor could take one maybe two more chance(s) per game than he did last season he could be a 20/season man
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Geez, Adebayor has scored just 36 club goals in his entire career, playing 157 games. CRAP!

 

Did I say he was crap?!

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Geez, Adebayor has scored just 36 club goals in his entire career, playing 157 games. CRAP!

 

Thats wrong. He's scored 45 League goals in his career. He's scored more in cup competitions though.

 

He has a record of 1 in 4 for Arsenal. Thats decent form. 16 goals for Arsenal in 1 and a half seasons is pretty decent.

 

Edit: 45 league goals and he is 23 years of age. Thats a pretty great record for a young player like him.

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and his record for Togo is dazzling, and theres more to a player than goals even if he is a striker
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Did I say he was crap?!

 

No, I never said you did. I just read his stats and made my own assumption, completely unrelated to your post bud! :)

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No, I never said you did. I just read his stats and made my own assumption, completely unrelated to your post bud! :)

 

Ah Apologies....

 

I wouldnt say crap as yet.......But come May I'll give my opinion :xyx

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He has a record of 1 in 4 for Arsenal. Thats decent form. 16 goals for Arsenal in 1 and a half seasons is pretty decent.

 

Edit: 45 league goals and he is 23 years of age. Thats a pretty great record for a young player like him.

 

I think neither 1 in 4, nor 45 goals at 23 are particularly good records to be honest.

 

Ah Apologies....

 

I wouldnt say crap as yet.......But come May I'll give my opinion

 

No worries at all mate :good222:, and yeah Adebayor has only been in England 18 months, so this season should be the one he does best in really. We shall wait and see!

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I think neither 1 in 4, nor 45 goals at 23 are particularly good records to be honest.

 

I think that yes if he started every game for Arsenal 1 in 4 would be a bit poor but he doesn't play every game he is used in rotation so that makes it hard for him to build up momentum or a run of scoring so 1 in 4 is alright for someone who isnt in the first team and until he gets that chance it'll be hard to judge him IMO

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I think that yes if he started every game for Arsenal 1 in 4 would be a bit poor but he doesn't play every game he is used in rotation so that makes it hard for him to build up momentum or a run of scoring so 1 in 4 is alright for someone who isnt in the first team and until he gets that chance it'll be hard to judge him IMO

 

Fair point. :)

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To be honest, I wouldn't be surprised if the top four finished in the same order as they last season.
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Off topic i know but i think the best bit of business done so far this summer has been Jose signing up Sidwell.

 

He'll be a regular in the Chelsea team come the end of the season, mark my words.

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Off topic i know but i think the best bit of business done so far this summer has been Jose signing up Sidwell.

 

He'll be a regular in the Chelsea team come the end of the season, mark my words.

 

Your kidding right?

 

Who the heck is gonna push out the team?

 

Lampard? Ballack? Essien?

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I hope it's Lampard. G'on Sidwell!

 

I'm hoping Torres is gonna do well, but am not fully confident.

 

 

Neither am I,I presume himself and Dirk will be the choosen 2 upfront.Time will tell I suppose.......

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