1. Quality.
2. Better than Ramsay.
3. Plays with heart.
4. Gives his all.
5. Has carried Arsenal a few times in 2018/19.
Point 1 I disagree with. The other four points are probably true... But none of 2-5 make him good enough for Arsenal.
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2. Better than Ramsay.
3. Plays with heart.
4. Gives his all.
5. Has carried Arsenal a few times in 2018/19.
Point 1 I disagree with. The other four points are probably true... But none of 2-5 make him good enough for Arsenal.
He is a total ****hole. A player like that brings disrepute to the club. Look at the players in the past who were far more skillful, dignified in the behaviour and never brought disrepute to the club. Michael Thomas, Rocastle, Paul Davis, Liam Brady, Alan Ball. Wilshere is not fit to lace their boots. He is a West Ham type player as he is chav!
I like him. He's a proper working class lad.
No different than Ian Wright, Tony Adams, Ray Parlour.. personally I would like to see more local lads playing for Arsenal.
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The players you have named are dignified and intelligent, attributes that are missing in Jack Wilshere.
Who are you Tarzan?
What.. Tony Adams the ex- alcoholic or Ian Wright who spent time in a young offenders institute?
He's a good lad, has a lot of natural ability and plays with passion. He loves the Club. Dont be such a snob.
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I am not a Spurs supporter but his conduct on the bus after the Cup final in which he indulged in anti Spurs songs was beyond the pale for a professional footballer. For a club of Arsenal´s standing, that was unforgiveable. He is not good enough for Arsenal if the club aspire to get back amongst the elite of the PL and the CL. But if he can curb his stupidity and crassness on and off the pitch I might change my opinión. As for Tony Adams and Ian Wright, they have worked hard to overcome their problems, and I admire them. However, I have to respect your opinión and will never diss you personally.
Have to say that Wilshere seems to have left those cocky little **** streak days behind him
Wow that is a little odd. I think I disagree completely. I wish more professional players would show passion for the club instead of cold-hearted mercenary professionalism. I can fault him for some of the partying and smoking, but not for the anti-Spurs songs.
No one seemed upset that the fans were singing the songs in that incident, which seemed really odd to me. Can't Wilshere be a fan AND a player, or is he denied that right somehow? I would think either you have to oppose the singing of all negative songs against other teams, by anyone, or none of them, by anyone.
I mean, that man singing those anti-Spurs songs is a bank manager, shocking behavior don't you know old boy!
Don't have a problem with WIlshere, he is one of the few players that brings in some passion. Still not sure whether he's good enough to be first choice as he's always injured, but he is certainly a good bench player that can inject some enthusiasm onto the pitch.