Diego Armando Maradona wrote:dmad, you realise cazorla has gone wide to accommodate rosicky for months now, not wilshere? I mean you do watch a lot of arsenal games, or pretend to, so you should have noticed who's been playing the AM role. When wilshere was injured cazorla were still laying to the left side..... yeahg he  had been bad for a while, you know playing on painkillers and recovering from surgey are a decent excuse for a dip in form.

Im actually with Gil for once. Personally think wilshere is reshaping his game well to play with ramsey

and ozil is definitely a player arsenal needs  

Gil wrote:Walcott.

He'll score 30+ this season.

Spoiler:

Dnmac4 wrote:

Diego Armando Maradona wrote:dmad, you realise cazorla has gone wide to accommodate rosicky for months now, not wilshere? I mean you do watch a lot of arsenal games, or pretend to, so you should have noticed who's been playing the AM role. When wilshere was injured cazorla were still laying to the left side..... yeahg he  had been bad for a while, you know playing on painkillers and recovering from surgey are a decent excuse for a dip in form.

Im actually with Gil for once. Personally think wilshere is reshaping his game well to play with ramsey

and ozil is definitely a player arsenal needs  

Certain Arsenal fans like you will never see that Wilshere has been a hindrance not a hep to Arsenal for a long time now.

You have your built in excuses although I have not heard this one yet, Now the excuse is that, "Wilshere is reshaping his game to play with Ramsey."  I mean thanks, that one was good for a laugh.

Cazorla may be placed center left on the team sheet but again as I said earlier he is best played through the center as the attacking midfielder where he naturally drifts into anyways no matter where you pencil his name on the team sheet.  

Rosicky and Ramsey while they may play centrally as well play behind Cazorla.  When they push up the field Cazorla will drift wide to unclog the midfield or move center left to provide the final pass.  But again he plays best when he can spend the better part of the game in an advanced midfield role.

Tactically Wenger has no choice but to force Cazorla wider when he trys to jam Wilshere into the team.

When Wilshere plays it does naturally force him a lot wider and he is much less effective.  Hence he always plays better when Wilshere is absent so he can play in his natural position where he drifts to anyways but it's much less crowded.

Also, I'm not the only one saying this  about Wilshere or Cazorla as it's pretty much well known to anyone who doesn't have there head in there arse.

Again I don't know why Premfaces always seem to want him to play on the wing or to the left, it baffles me.  

danyjr wrote:

Gil wrote:Walcott.

He'll score 30+ this season.

Diego Armando Maradona wrote:dmad, you realise cazorla has gone wide to accommodate rosicky for months now, not wilshere? I mean you do watch a lot of arsenal games, or pretend to, so you should have noticed who's been playing the AM role. When wilshere was injured cazorla were still laying to the left side..... yeahg he  had been bad for a while, you know playing on painkillers and recovering from surgey are a decent excuse for a dip in form.

Im actually with Gil for once. Personally think wilshere is reshaping his game well to play with ramsey

and ozil is definitely a player arsenal needs  

danyjr wrote:

Gil wrote:Walcott.

He'll score 30+ this season.

Dnmac4 wrote:

Diego Armando Maradona wrote:dmad, you realise cazorla has gone wide to accommodate rosicky for months now, not wilshere? I mean you do watch a lot of arsenal games, or pretend to, so you should have noticed who's been playing the AM role. When wilshere was injured cazorla were still laying to the left side..... yeahg he  had been bad for a while, you know playing on painkillers and recovering from surgey are a decent excuse for a dip in form.

Im actually with Gil for once. Personally think wilshere is reshaping his game well to play with ramsey

and ozil is definitely a player arsenal needs  

This should make it clear as a sunny day for you.  It's from Arsenal's website with Quotes from Cazorla, so again there really should be no argument to what I'm saying as Cazorla has been one of my favorite players for longer then you knew of him when he entered the EPL.

"The Spaniard actually played two completely different positions over the course of his debut Arsenal campaign. For the first 21 games of the season, he was fielded in a central attacking position in Arsenal’s 4-2-3-1 formation.
He was man of the match on debut against Sunderland, and also the outstanding performer in Arsenal’s first victory of the season, away at Liverpool. He collected a goal and an assist at Anfield, thriving in his central position. “That’s where the manager played me, as a second striker, with the freedom that I like to have,” Cazorla says. “It’s a position I really like, not one I’ve played in much in recent years, but I will play there without problems.”

The new year brought a new role for Cazorla. In January’s 1-0 FA Cup replay victory over Swansea, he was moved to the left, as Jack Wilshere played at the top of the midfield triangle, from where he scored the game’s only goal.

Interestingly, in both Cazorla’s description of his central role, and Arteta’s perspective on his compatriot’s play from the left, the same word features: freedom. Cazorla thrives when given license to drift across the pitch as he pleases, scampering into various zones to find angles for dangerous passes. So which role does he actually prefer?

“Well, as long as I have freedom, I don’t mind,” he says. There’s that word again. “It’s not a question of playing wide… I like to get involved in the middle, to receive the ball and the boss lets me do it. So because of that it doesn’t matter whether I’m positioned on the wing or in the centre.”
That’s the best way of putting it - not simply ‘I don’t mind’, but also ‘it doesn’t matter’. Cazorla plays the same way, regardless of his position."

MaestroFavre wrote:I'm not too familiar with Arsenal but I see comments that give me the perception that Cazorla usually plays on the left because of Wilshere? If that is true and Ozil does arrives , will he(Cazorla) still play on the left?

Gil wrote:22 goals and 16 assists last season. Think he can increase his tally by 8+ with Cazorla, Ozil, Wilshere and Ramsey supplying him.

Not many teams can handle his pace and movement. His finishing has always been excellent and his first touch has come leaps and bounds over the years.

All he needs to add to his game is 1v1 dribbling. You only need 1 or 2 moves to get past a defender with that amount of pace lad.

Lex wrote:Still with the archaic belief that Walcott isn't a good player? Get with the times, dany

danyjr wrote:

Gil wrote:22 goals and 16 assists last season. Think he can increase his tally by 8+ with Cazorla, Ozil, Wilshere and Ramsey supplying him.

Not many teams can handle his pace and movement. His finishing has always been excellent and his first touch has come leaps and bounds over the years.

All he needs to add to his game is 1v1 dribbling. You only need 1 or 2 moves to get past a defender with that amount of pace lad.

I thought you meant 30 goals in EPL alone. Still won't count on him to score that amount of goals unless a lot of them are against mickey mouse teams.

Lex wrote:Still with the archaic belief that Walcott isn't a good player? Get with the times, dany

My opinion of the little one trick pony will never change. For me he is a player who lacks intelligence and versatility of a world class forward and that is not going to change as he gets more experienced.

Valkyrja wrote:He won't leave.

vanDEEZ wrote:hes no DM but he will look like maldini compared to di maria and ozil.

vanDEEZ wrote:hes no DM but he will look like maldini compared to di maria and ozil.