Kevin Mirallas

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Dom1878 said:
Mirallas is quality. I love him, he has pace, skill and its not as if he is lazy.

Only thing i'd say is he could work a bit better with Coleman (like Baines/Pienaar)
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I agree, but the best thing about him is he seems totally unaffected when coming up against so called bigger teams. He does not give a damn that Wilshire is Englands boy wonder, and for that I love him.
 

Bungle said:
Do you have an example to speak of?
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No I don't because I have a shocking memory but he was always in his markers ear, winding people up. My favourite he did regularly was to take someone out then have a massive smile on his face and help them up. I hope someone with a better memory can provide examples.

My main point is that unless a player is sulking all game or fighting with his team mates I don't care. I've only ever seen Kev look like one of the lads and interacting with us. You see him spurring the crowd on after Piennar got sent off when he went to take a corner? He's one of us mate.
 
Yesterday's Mirallas highlights:

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IT WAS WATER! A LITTLE BIT OF WATER!
He hardly threw a pizza at the opposing coach.
Its not as if he was stomping on his toes and pinching him at corners.
Its amazing, this little event in the minutes walking off the field perfectly sums up Arsenal's soft approach to everything yesterday. You'd think he assaulted Wilshere or insulted his baby kid.. What a joke
 

Just hope Mirallas and Coleman can be just as creative as Baines and Pienaar.

That cheeky flick against Gibbs is a training ground piss-take. The guy has no fear.
 
Jimmy Flangemoth said:
Just hope Mirallas and Coleman can be just as creative as Baines and Pienaar.

That cheeky flick against Gibbs is a training ground piss-take. The guy has no fear.
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Prefer Baines and Mirallas to be honest. Kev's a left winger, keep him in his favourite position. Pienaar can hold the ball for Colemans overlaps well enough on the right to give some symetry and provide danger from both sides, and with Barkley hitting shots like the last game and Anichebe looking good, we can be just as quality down the middle.
 
We all know how great Alan Ball was and for many of us we never got to see him play in the flesh. Do you think Kevin Mirallas is or can be the next exciting player to watch in blue and we'll have many stories about him in years to come or am I wide of the mark and should be thinking that the closest thing to be like Alan Ball or Alex Young was Wayne Rooney? Or is still yet to Happen.

I don't mean position-wise, I mean someone who can excite the terraces.
 
MickM86 said:
We all know how great Alan Ball was and for many of us we never got to see him play in the flesh. Do you think Kevin Mirallas is or can be the next exciting player to watch in blue and we'll have many stories about him in years to come or am I wide of the mark and should be thinking that the closest thing to be like Alan Ball or Alex Young was Wayne Rooney? Or is still yet to Happen.

I don't mean position-wise, I mean someone who can excite the terraces.
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Ball was a different sort of player, of course. His secret, apart from his quick brain and courage, was his ability to do the simple things about football consistently well. He passed better, had better positional sense, and read the game better than most other players in his day.
 
When a certain player receives the ball in an attacking position and the fans stand up and take notice,as with Kevin
I think he will turn out to be a great player,like Moyes said "we will see a better Kevin next season,could be worth buying a season ticket for that reason alone
 

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