larrygobfiend
Player Valuation: £40m
Walcott's turn is it?
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He hasn't done that in about five years, if not more.
It's not his game anymore.
Just like how Lookman's game isn't to sprint in behind like Walcott does.
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Papa Shango
Player Valuation: £70m
Boss player, will have bad games here and there as he is not a robot.
Some of you need to have a word with yourselves.
Some of you need to have a word with yourselves.
duncs pigeon
Player Valuation: £35m
Very true this. Also, along with Richarlason, he can hold onto the ball. so often in the past our forwards haven't done this and it was coming straight back at us.
Ron Burgundy
Player Valuation: £15m
Is right mate. People tend to forget how far we have come.
Before Walcott, it was Lennon or 'one lung' Geri. Before that, Osman.
Walcott has absolutely taken us to the next level.
Baines' left foot
Player Valuation: £90m
Pahahahahawawawahahaha!!!! lol
when he first joined he use to run about loads, his off the ball running is what lead to him scoring twice against leicester
his best performances have been under allardyce
weird how now in a better more attacking team he seems more static although he should have scored on sunday
his best performances have been under allardyce
weird how now in a better more attacking team he seems more static although he should have scored on sunday
He doesn't look static at all.
There's only so much sprinting you can do against a packed defence. The evidence of this is in the fact that Walcott's sprints were at their lowest in games against Huddersfield and Palace - two teams that sat deep.
Against Leicester, Arsenal, Wolves and Bournemouth, his sprint stats are up there. Because there was room to run into.
Look at the highlights from the other day (the 20 min ones) and in the second half he becomes a lot more involved, because there's more space.
He could easily have five goals to his name this season in the league and really should. He's missed three sitters now, so his finishing has to be sharper.
A great asset to have though and I don't get the vibe that he's playing badly. Not at his best, no, but not poor, and he's a constant threat with his pace.
Efcjake
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He's far better than the crap we saw on the wings last season. He's not done great the last few matches but I think we have to understand he's had Kenny behind him and then a half fit Coleman and the striker has been changed on him. Playing with different players around him each week might be having an affect.
Don't talk sense J. Wasting your time.
Efcjake
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I try not to make a habit out of it.
ToffeeLee1878
Player Valuation: £8m
Anyone ready to get Allardyce back so Theo can start scoring again,he’s scored two of of our best goals this season the free kick move against Southampton ,the goal against Bournemouth was simply fantastic also his finish isn’t the cup,he’s not been brilliant but far from disastrous
Missed a great chance. But don't think he played that bad.
Walcott will have some games where he's just a little off.
But he has quality, which is undeniable. Something we've lacked.
You take the oftentimes very good with the sometimes bad.
Hail Theo
But he has quality, which is undeniable. Something we've lacked.
You take the oftentimes very good with the sometimes bad.
Hail Theo
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