Arsenal vs Man United | Sunday 22nd Jan | KO: 4PM

drivescore wrote:Oxlade, Rosicky, Mertacker and Kos were all amazing.Why did Wenger substitute Ox off for Arshavin? His poor defending also let in Valencia far to easily.

Anyways people doubted Oxlade saying he is not ready or Walcott is better but look, everytime he has been given teh chance eh has looked out best winger.

He probably had no confidence whatsoever at that point after his own fans booed him.

BladeGunner wrote:

drivescore wrote:Oxlade, Rosicky, Mertacker and Kos were all amazing.Why did Wenger substitute Ox off for Arshavin? His poor defending also let in Valencia far to easily.

Anyways people doubted Oxlade saying he is not ready or Walcott is better but look, everytime he has been given the chance eh has looked out best winger.

He probably had no confidence whatsoever at that point after his own fans booed him.

Agreed but Oxlade was tracking back and defending much better, the kid had a point to prove, Wenger should have let him continue.I really think the boos were very harsh on Arshavin, felt bad for the guy.

Oxlade is a very exciting player. He's a bit like Walcott, but with that something extra that suggests he will be a great player

problem with Walcott is he doesn't have a brain

El_indian wrote:problem with Walcott is he doesn't have a brain

This

I am no doctor but I think Walcott suffered a concussion when he got hit it seemed like he was knocked out cold for a few seconds.

Weather130 wrote:I am no doctor but I think Walcott suffered a concussion when he got hit it seemed like he was knocked out cold for a few seconds.

He probably just died and no one noticed the difference

Weather130 wrote:I am no doctor but I think Walcott suffered a concussion when he got hit it seemed like he was knocked out cold for a few seconds.

A doctor wouldn't make a diagnosis without seeing the patient. A physio would not allow a player to continue if he was suffering from concussion.

ResurrectionRooney wrote:

Weather130 wrote:I am no doctor but I think Walcott suffered a concussion when he got hit it seemed like he was knocked out cold for a few seconds.

A doctor wouldn't make a diagnosis without seeing the patient. A physio would not allow a player to continue if he was suffering from concussion.

Perhaps I am just used to the horrible trainers over here in American football. One guy had a concussion and about five minutes later they decided to put him back in the game.

That Chamberlain kid is just like Walcott, Fast and decent and not the best end product, But he is better then Walcott.

SuperManUtd wrote:That Chamberlain kid is just like Walcott, Fast and decent and not the best end product, But he is better then Walcott.

I agree it's not the best but his crosses looked pretty dangerous as was his passing in the final third, I rate him higher than Walcott and people think it's stupid because Walcott has been starting for a long period of time while Alex is only 18.. so what? Every time he has been given the chance he has impressed and deserves more starts.

With Sagna, Gibbs and Wilshere back along with Alex starting over Walcott we will have a great team.

SuperManUtd wrote:That Chamberlain kid is just like Walcott, Fast and decent and not the best end product, But he is better then Walcott.

Spastic.

I think the Chamberlain kid is considerably better than Walcott

Laurencio wrote:I think the Chamberlain kid is considerably better than Walcott

Glad you've caught up with the times.

Steadman wrote:

Laurencio wrote:I think the Chamberlain kid is considerably better than Walcott

Glad you've caught up with the times.

To be fair I hadn't seen him play for more than 22 minutes before this match, and that was against Leeds. Yesterday he proved, at least to me, that he isn't just good against the "weaker" sides.