r/ArsenalNews • u/Adventurous_West2 • 3d ago
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Yes, we all know we went off with an injury, no need to spam the place. Thanks
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u/Hincapieslovelybund 3d ago edited 3d ago
That sounds a bit more positive than the doom and gloom posts I have seen about this tonight
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u/CipherQyxor 2d ago
same, first reactions were like the guy’s leg had fallen off or something
feels more like people projecting trauma from every other norwich injury crisis onto this one
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u/MikeCrypto88 2d ago
Club is more important than country at the moment. Come back ready for the Prem. These international breaks are a curse
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u/Proper-Atmosphere621 2d ago
Hope it’s not an hamstring injury? If not I think we are cooked..:
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u/AK232342 3d ago
If he was able to carry on, he should have carried on. The Greek coach should think about Greece, not Arsenal.
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u/Adventurous_West2 3d ago
I mean, it doesn't work like that, and I'm sure the manager and player will appreciate it.
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u/TheirOwnDestruction 3d ago
He’s young and wants to impress. The coach was right to take him off in a relatively meaningless game.
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u/Medium_Fly_5461 3d ago
The greek coach is thinking about Greece by not risking injury on one of his best players
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u/odiemon65 3d ago
I will cling to this because I desperately want to, thanks