Copied from BBC Football: please log in to view this image It's no good, I can't help it. Every time I've looked at Suarez since he's played in the Premier League, my second thought has been Tooth Fairy. Anyone who has seen the film, Manhunter, will have an idea of what I mean. Great player though.
Ramsey is on the list because before the start of the season he was a Wenger-cloned fancy midfielder with no killer instinct. At the time he got injured he was the best player in the league scoring quakity goals for fun from midfield. It was an astounding transformation. Such a shame he got injured (in a pure footballing sense and for my fantasy team!) Now he's back and is straightaway Aresnal's best player. Shaw is loved by everyone for many reasons: He's young, English, famous, established and a transfer target (all deservedly so), and clearly a great talent. He's been our most consistent player - let alone defender - in terms of league games played this season (puts to bed the sick note claims, no pun intended). Chambers has shown that he has the potential to do the same, but no-one outside of lil' old Southampton has yet appreciated him (and I like it that way). It will come - especially with our growing reputation for the things we've always done...
Chambers has been discovered by the outside football world. That same world has also realised that occasionally he plays better than his more recognised counterpart over on the other side of the pitch. What staggers me is that Nat Clyne continues to be relatively invisible, when he is not only often the best FB on the pitch, but occasionally the best defender overall.
Your teeth are offside, your teeth are offsiiiiiiiiiide, Luis Suarez, your teeth are offside. please log in to view this image
Luke's mum posted this morning that she woke up to find this on the side and she is very proud... please log in to view this image
