I'm not a **** talker, I post hot-takes and I admit to that. Doesn't mean I've been wrong many times though.
Hot takes often come off as shit talking because usually your hottakes are talking shit on another side.
He should stay at RB because he is better than the first choice with a ruptured ACL.
I don't agree with this, but I imagine he'll get a lot of time there working Bellerin back from injury.
There's more than 2. You're unlucky to share a club with them, sorry.
I'll grant you 3, but other teams have plenty of crazy posters, too. Arsenal is the only one where everyone decides to fire back and that derails the threads. As I posted elsewhere, countertrolling is remarkably ineffective.
More teams should look at quick, creative midfielders and converting them to fullbacks especially with how the game is evolving.
Yes and no. Defending is still important, as is the middle of the pitch. It's a balance. On teams that retain possession continually, then yes, that should at least be an option.
I think Maitland-Niles has deserved the right to keep his spot. I have not watched all Arsenal games but the past few years in the games of Arsenal vs Liverpool, I always see Maitland-Niles threatening and Bellerin dissapointing. Could be coincidence, though.
It is a coincidence and Bellerin has dealt with much shakier centerback pairings, which is telling given how shaky Luiz/Sokratis was against Liverpool.
Well you’re wrong about Pogba and Rashford. Look an Arsenal fan who has no idea what he’s talking about. You, AB, and Seph form the trifecta of **** talkers.
And look, we found the three mentioned above. I haven't watched that many United games (I've been on vacation the entire season thus far), but saying they've had one good player seems wrong.
Not total coincidence, Bellerin was pretty awful for the past two years until last season where he was holding our defense until it imploded after his injury.
Yeah, Bellerin looks bad in part because he's always forward, but the team couldn't handle that and so his side seemed open. Plus he didn't have anyone to work with on the right side, so that didn't help. Those issues should both be better when he returns, although his play will now be questionable (in the sense that we don't know what to expect, not that it'll be necessarily poor).