He's heavier and taller than Sanchez, Coutinho, Mane, Silva, Sterling, Jesus, Mata and Vidal. I'm sure he's trembling. I repeat #fear and #jealousy
He is the final piece of the jigsaw puzzle, that will turn us into tile winners. Like Ozil and Sanchez before him.
French league is plenty physical and is full of big athletes like the Prem. He seemed to do pretty well there.
Good job United don't want those good players really and prefer overpriced mediocrity. Leaves the better players for everyone else. Everyone's a winner! Apart from United I suppose.
A sentiment I got at the respective times, from several Arsenal supporters in person, and observed in Internet land. That these players were "world class" , and would be the difference between being serious tile contenders rather than finishing as PL top 4 shoo-ins. A sentiment that IMHO was not unreasonable (in the days before the true effect of the Wenger factor could be seen) .
Ah so that's why theres so many of you boys back now giving it large. Makes sense now. I was wondering where you guys all went for the 4 years. @Diego not included. Been on a 1 man crusade by himself
My main concern now is that.. We have a TINY side again.. Lacazette 5'8 Sanchez 5'7 Lemar 5'7 Ozil 5'10 -We do have Giroud who can come on thankfully (providing we keep hold of him) Kolasinac will add some much needed physicality but I think if that really is our forward line next Season we will need to add a powerful DM/box to box player like Carvalho. Chelsea and Tottenham both have quite physical teams and United is assembling a basketball side by the looks of things. We need to make sure we have the right balance - something that has been a problem is the past.
Everyone banging on about his scoring record in the French league but ignoring the fact 10 of these goals were penaltys. I really think he will struggle to hit 12 for the season
In which he case he would have surpassed Anthony Martial last Season. I think Lacazette is ready made for the EPL. Not sure peoples obsession with using the 'French league' as an argument. Its not like theres a long list of hugely successful players like: 'Henry, Pires, Anelka, Cantona, Drogba, Sagna, Evra, Clichy, Nasri, Lauren, Cabaye, Kante, Koscielny, Desailly, Vieira, Wiltord, Blanc,Gallas, Payet, Loris, Lebouef, Djorkaeff, Makelele, Petite..' to have come here from that league...Oh wait. The French League easily has the most success at producing players to have excelled in the Premierleague.