by Hound » 23 Jan 2019 12:34
by Denver Royal » 23 Jan 2019 12:39
Nameless Reading one of the arsenal fan sites their thoughts seem to be that Arsenal must rate him as they wouldn’t have kept him on the payroll so long and he’s been in the impossible position of always having 2 experienced keepers ahead of him in the squad so limiting his opportunities.
Is he the first Argentinian to play for us
by Simon's Church » 23 Jan 2019 13:02
Denver RoyalNameless Reading one of the arsenal fan sites their thoughts seem to be that Arsenal must rate him as they wouldn’t have kept him on the payroll so long and he’s been in the impossible position of always having 2 experienced keepers ahead of him in the squad so limiting his opportunities.
Is he the first Argentinian to play for us
Plus, he will have occupied a ‘foreign/overseas’ spot on Arsenal roster which are limited/restricted, for the last half dozen years or more, so yes they clearly rate him.
by Stranded » 23 Jan 2019 13:41
Simon's ChurchDenver RoyalNameless Reading one of the arsenal fan sites their thoughts seem to be that Arsenal must rate him as they wouldn’t have kept him on the payroll so long and he’s been in the impossible position of always having 2 experienced keepers ahead of him in the squad so limiting his opportunities.
Is he the first Argentinian to play for us
Plus, he will have occupied a ‘foreign/overseas’ spot on Arsenal roster which are limited/restricted, for the last half dozen years or more, so yes they clearly rate him.
He actually counts as homegrown so it's probably just a case of him happy to be third choice.
Didn't establish himself as first choice at either wolves or Sheffield wed, not convinced he's any better than what we have .
by RoyalBlue » 23 Jan 2019 13:55
StrandedCountryRoyalStranded Assume he is better with his feet and therefore more comfortable than the options we have in playing Gomes' style.
Looking at his career, hard to get a feel of how good he is but bare numbers are:
Premier League
Apps 6 Clean sheets 3
Championship
Apps 32 Clean Sheets 9 (5 at Wolves, 2 each for Wednesday and Rotherham)
La Liga
Apps 4 Clean Sheets 2
Also managed 2 CL and 1 EL appearance , keeping clean sheets in 2 of those.
At 26 he needs game time - would be interesting to see if this is a pure loan or if we have an option to turn it permanent if successful. Would this be the first loan keeper since Hahnemann? Mind gone blank if there have been others.
Wait he's only 26?? Was our league cup game is first appearance or something?!
It was his 3nd 1st team game: 1 for Oxford and he played in a 6-1 win over Coventry in the round before.
He was 20 years old at the time of the 7-5.
by RoyalBlue » 23 Jan 2019 13:57
Simon's ChurchDenver RoyalNameless Reading one of the arsenal fan sites their thoughts seem to be that Arsenal must rate him as they wouldn’t have kept him on the payroll so long and he’s been in the impossible position of always having 2 experienced keepers ahead of him in the squad so limiting his opportunities.
Is he the first Argentinian to play for us
Plus, he will have occupied a ‘foreign/overseas’ spot on Arsenal roster which are limited/restricted, for the last half dozen years or more, so yes they clearly rate him.
He actually counts as homegrown so it's probably just a case of him happy to be third choice.
Didn't establish himself as first choice at either wolves or Sheffield wed, not convinced he's any better than what we have .
by pwb » 23 Jan 2019 14:04
by Simon's Church » 23 Jan 2019 14:25
RoyalBlueSimon's ChurchDenver Royal Plus, he will have occupied a ‘foreign/overseas’ spot on Arsenal roster which are limited/restricted, for the last half dozen years or more, so yes they clearly rate him.
He actually counts as homegrown so it's probably just a case of him happy to be third choice.
Didn't establish himself as first choice at either wolves or Sheffield wed, not convinced he's any better than what we have .
Really? Arsenal would hold onto a third choice keeper for ages when he's no better than Jaakkola, Walker and Mannone?! It's not as though they would have difficulty attracting decent keepers.
by Hound » 23 Jan 2019 16:03
by RoyalBlue » 23 Jan 2019 19:26
Simon's ChurchRoyalBlueSimon's Church He actually counts as homegrown so it's probably just a case of him happy to be third choice.
Didn't establish himself as first choice at either wolves or Sheffield wed, not convinced he's any better than what we have .
Really? Arsenal would hold onto a third choice keeper for ages when he's no better than Jaakkola, Walker and Mannone?! It's not as though they would have difficulty attracting decent keepers.
Well they literally did that with mannone, so yes
by 3points » 23 Jan 2019 21:13
RoyalBlueSimon's ChurchRoyalBlue
Really? Arsenal would hold onto a third choice keeper for ages when he's no better than Jaakkola, Walker and Mannone?! It's not as though they would have difficulty attracting decent keepers.
Well they literally did that with mannone, so yes
Sadly a big difference between Mannone in his earlier years and Mannone now.
Anyway talking to a Gooner today, he was really surprised that they'd loaned him out. He said that he is a really good keeper, very comfortable with the ball at his feet and has excellent distribution. In other words, should fit our/Gomes' requirements perfectly.
Whilst Cech will be gone at the end of the season, Ospina will be returning so, fingers crossed, if all works well Martinez will be keen to join us permanently and Arsenal prepared to let him go for the right price.
by John Madejski's Wallet » 23 Jan 2019 21:16
John Madejski's Wallet What an uninspiringly sh*t loan move this is
by Lower West » 23 Jan 2019 21:18
RoyalBlueSimon's ChurchRoyalBlue
Really? Arsenal would hold onto a third choice keeper for ages when he's no better than Jaakkola, Walker and Mannone?! It's not as though they would have difficulty attracting decent keepers.
Well they literally did that with mannone, so yes
Sadly a big difference between Mannone in his earlier years and Mannone now.
Anyway talking to a Gooner today, he was really surprised that they'd loaned him out. He said that he is a really good keeper, very comfortable with the ball at his feet and has excellent distribution. In other words, should fit our/Gomes' requirements perfectly.
Whilst Cech will be gone at the end of the season, Ospina will be returning so, fingers crossed, if all works well Martinez will be keen to join us permanently and Arsenal prepared to let him go for the right price.
by Hound » 23 Jan 2019 21:34
John Madejski's Wallet What an uninspiringly sh*t loan move this is
by CountryRoyal » 23 Jan 2019 21:42
John Madejski's Wallet What an uninspiringly sh*t loan move this is
by Jagermesiter1871 » 23 Jan 2019 21:44
John Madejski's Wallet What an uninspiringly sh*t loan move this is
by AthleticoSpizz » 23 Jan 2019 22:02
by sandman » 23 Jan 2019 22:05
by Simon's Church » 23 Jan 2019 22:15
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