Bukayo Saka

kun said:
The only player we miss more than Sterling is David Silva.
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kun said:
Who knows. I'd wager he won't be at Arsenal in 3 years though.

Arsenal are on the brink of being Monaco (16/17) or Lille (20/21)

They don't have the money to keep a squad of quality (a la Monaco/Lille/Spurs or even to a lesser degree Liverpool).
Look how many players are out of contract in 2024 and 2025. Not just the number of players but the quality.
None of their best players are tied down beyond 2025 (with the exception of Zinchenko and Jesus).
Xhaka, Saka, Saliba, Martinelli, Partey, Ødegaard and Ramsdale are all starters. Tomiyasu and Holding are 2 of their most important squad players. The manager will no doubt go too.

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A mass Arsenal exodus is inevitable.
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LOL


Arsenal are on their way back, do not underestimate them, they have backed Arteta with money and they will reward the players with big contracts, non of their senior players will leave, why would they want to?
 
dhruvblue said:
Even being half way through the season, people still aren't rating them. All have heads burried in sands
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They may no do it but whatever, the Arse are back and will be serious competitors in the coming seasons.

Arteta is a class act, still a lot to learn but he is well on his way to becoming a high quality manager.
 
kun said:
This is hilarious because we miss Sterling more than Jesus or Zinchenko.

The only player we miss more than Sterling is David Silva.
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Your right. I miss Sterling tripping himself up 2 yards from an open goal, or doing his usual vanishing act at Anfield.
No doubt he was an exceptional player in his earlier City years but not now. One of the most frustrating players for me.
 
Do people compare him to Sterling because they look similar in appearance?

I dont remember Sterling ever having close control and being great in tight pockets, living for beating his man one v one. Being able shrug challenges and being an excellent passer of the ball.

Sterling strengh was running in behind, he was also a role player at City, he was not pivotal like KDB, Aguero ect. You wouldn't have sold him to Chelsea otherwise. Whereas Saka is the tip of the spear of Arsenals resurgence.

Saka is miles better than Sterling with a significantly higher glass ceiling.
 
Goone0304 said:
Do people compare him to Sterling because they look similar in appearance?

I dont remember Sterling ever having close control and being great in tight pockets, living for beating his man one v one. Being able shrug challenges and being an excellent passer of the ball.

Sterling strengh was running in behind, he was also a role player at City, he was not pivotal like KDB, Aguero ect. You wouldn't have sold him to Chelsea otherwise. Whereas Saka is the tip of the spear of Arsenals resurgence.

Saka is miles better than Sterling with a significantly higher glass ceiling.
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That’s your opinion. Sterling in his prime is a different conversation. It’ll come down to medals at the end of the day and I’d wager Sterling will come up trumps. Saka is a good player but has a way to go as do the arse this season.
 
Pedestrian said:
That’s your opinion. Sterling in his prime is a different conversation. It’ll come down to medals at the end of the day and I’d wager Sterling will come up trumps. Saka is a good player but has a way to go as do the arse this season.
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Medals is not what makes a footballer.

Its the impact and legacy they leave.

You think Sterling's legacy is better than Gerrards?
 
Goone0304 said:
Medals is not what makes a footballer.

Its the impact and legacy they leave.

You think Sterling's legacy is better than Gerrards?
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When all is said and done it’s what players have won that becomes there legacy. Sterling has been a much more successful footballer then gerrard that is indisputable. Prime Sterling wipes the floor with present day saka.
 
Pedestrian said:
When all is said and done it’s what players have won that becomes there legacy. Sterling has been a much more successful footballer then gerrard that is indisputable. Prime Sterling wipes the floor with present day saka.
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No its not. Even if Harry Kane doesn't win anything, he will leave a massive legacy.

Maradona has as many World Cup winners medals as Kleberson. But the fact Maradona owned the 86 World Cup and Kleberson was a squad player means the medals are not 1 for 1.

Legacy is greater than medals.
 
Goone0304 said:
No its not. Even if Harry Kane doesn't win anything, he will leave a massive legacy.

Maradona has as many World Cup winners medals as Kleberson. But the fact Maradona owned the 86 World Cup and Kleberson was a squad player means the medals are not 1 for 1.

Legacy is greater than medals.
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Ok
 
kun said:
Who knows. I'd wager he won't be at Arsenal in 3 years though.

Arsenal are on the brink of being Monaco (16/17) or Lille (20/21)

They don't have the money to keep a squad of quality (a la Monaco/Lille/Spurs or even to a lesser degree Liverpool).
Look how many players are out of contract in 2024 and 2025. Not just the number of players but the quality.
None of their best players are tied down beyond 2025 (with the exception of Zinchenko and Jesus).
Xhaka, Saka, Saliba, Martinelli, Partey, Ødegaard and Ramsdale are all starters. Tomiyasu and Holding are 2 of their most important squad players. The manager will no doubt go too.

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No exodus if they win things. Not a chance in a million years we are getting Saka, he signs a new long term contract on big money and Arsenal get another 4/5 years from him. Why anyone would think players will be looking to jump ship now when after 20 years they finally look like they are building something very good is beyond me. Bit like when everyone used to tell us Aguero and Silva couldn't wait to go to Madrid.
 
Goone0304 said:
No its not. Even if Harry Kane doesn't win anything, he will leave a massive legacy.

Maradona has as many World Cup winners medals as Kleberson. But the fact Maradona owned the 86 World Cup and Kleberson was a squad player means the medals are not 1 for 1.

Legacy is greater than medals.
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How many players actually worry about legacy? It’s pure vanity & the reason why I can only think of CRap37 as the only player I’ve known even talk about that. Players have dreams, them dreams consist of winning trophies, scoring goals, playing for a big club, the CL and world cups, they also think about how they’re gonna spend that first big pay check and helping their families, legacy……pah! You sound like an absolute modern day fan-boy hoping Saka’s career follows that of Harry Kane, who incidentally wanted to sign for City, but for his brother tying him into a lengthy contract & Levy asking for too much money, he’d be playing in blue, remember Spurs going for the title & getting to the CL final ? They won neither, if Arsenal don’t win this league then that can have an effect on certain players, who may start to look at Harry Kane who is destined to finish his career trophy less
 
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