Georginio Wijnaldum

[TheHowieLama]

8 minutes ago, Barrington Womble said:

 

That took one google of "chamberlain at wing back" would suggest it certainly was a thing and was perceived positively by arsenal fans. 

Arsenal boss Arsène Wenger, however, was somewhat late to the party, waiting right up until April before trying his hand at the three at the back approach. The Frenchman's switch to 3-4-3 has proved a resounding success in the closing weeks of the season, helping the Gunners to win seven of their last eight fixtures and giving them a glimmer of hope in the race for the top four.

 

Bellerin played in at least half of those 8 - Ox played a cup game or two.

 

#urbanmyth

 

[Saintslfc13]

Just because a lot of people write stories they get paid to write about, doesn't make Ox a good wingback. He's terrible defensively and he's quite good going forward but he does make bad decisions and is often injured. He's great for the social media though, literally our front man, if everything you knew about LFC was the little blurbs the club puts out you'd think he was our best player. I appreciate his role, and I accept it.

[Barrington Womble]

2 minutes ago, TheHowieLama said:

Arsenal boss Arsène Wenger, however, was somewhat late to the party, waiting right up until April before trying his hand at the three at the back approach. The Frenchman's switch to 3-4-3 has proved a resounding success in the closing weeks of the season, helping the Gunners to win seven of their last eight fixtures and giving them a glimmer of hope in the race for the top four.

 

Bellerin played in at least half of those 8 - Ox played a cup game or two.

 

#urbanmyth

 

Ok, it's really not worth the argument. It seems you're in a minority here with that point of view, and fine you can have it. 

[The Midnight Rambler]

Mate, ffs.

 

 

[3 Stacks]

1 minute ago, The Midnight Rambler said:

Mate, ffs.

 

 

He's not wrong, but that's disingenuous to say. Funny how people thought he was going to expose the club and the owners for being cheap or something and then he says that.

[VERBAL DIARRHEA]

He hid for seasons at away games, people have short memories. Ah the smile!

[Kevin D]

40 minutes ago, The Midnight Rambler said:

Mate, ffs.

 

 

 

Haha.

 

At least 85% of the fanbase fancies the pants off him.

 

Imagine if he was getting actual stick, like Karius's messages. Wasn't Karius receiving death threats for a while? Not real death threats, obviously, just some cunt on Twitter on threats that the BBC love to lead in a headline.

[Captain Turdseye]

At least they’re a more welcoming bunch in Paris, who’ll understand completely when he’s not at least 9/10 every game. 
 

Hard not to feel he’s been unlucky having to miss out on that famous welcome at Barcelona where he’d have had the fans backing no matter what as well. 

[CapeRed]

1 hour ago, The Midnight Rambler said:

Mate, ffs.

 

 

Yeah it had nothing to do with wanting a pay rise and a contract. He just didnt feel the love. Big fan of Gini but that smells a little off to me.

[Scott_M]

[TheHowieLama]

That's FSG fer ya.

Clowns - the club is a disgrace.

[Kevin D]

 

 

 

19 minutes ago, Scott_M said:

 

Could posting on TLW have kept him here?

 

 

[El Dangerous]

Wait until he finds out how his new clubs owners treat people who ‘work’ for them. 

[Kevin D]

Maybe with his perfect face, he is not used to people talking about him.

 

When you're as handsome as he is, you do start living in a bubble:

 

 

[Ron B]

We all know how the club would historically go into contract negotiations with a player and offer them something lousy. After a short while they’d leave, let the manager step in and offer something half-decent. The player would accept, the manager would have their loyalty, and the club would manage the finances in a sensible way. 
This just seems like an extension of the same. Klopp isn’t a mug and knows what the financial restrictions/realities are. He’ll have discussed this decision with the club, they’ll have made the decision as a collective, and ultimately the club/FSG will take the blame whilst Klopp ideally takes none of it.

And quite right too. I don’t want a board which chases popularity. I want a board which backs the manager, doesn’t run the club into stupid amounts of debt, and learns from mistakes. 
thanks for the memories Wij. I shan’t put too much faith in your reading of events here. 

[No2]

I'm surprised by Gini here, I'd have thought he was well educated in the nonsense of social media. I don't doubt for a second he was considered shit online if he didn't score 2 in every game but surely he's clever enough to ignore social media? In fact I'm surprised any footballer takes any notice, how can you survive in that gig if you pay any sort of attention to it? 

[Barrington Womble]

17 minutes ago, No2 said:

I'm surprised by Gini here, I'd have thought he was well educated in the nonsense of social media. I don't doubt for a second he was considered shit online if he didn't score 2 in every game but surely he's clever enough to ignore social media? In fact I'm surprised any footballer takes any notice, how can you survive in that gig if you pay any sort of attention to it? 

He comes across like a complete tit. Why did he keep negotiating with the club if it was all about the fellas on social media? The club can't fix that. The manager can't. Is there a player on the planet who doesn't get shit on social media? I bet even Ronaldo and Messi have. 

[aws]

If he has a few of his quiet games, I have no doubt he'll get a lot more patience and love from his new employers and fans. 

[dockers_strike]

Well it's traditional to be able to say what you want when you leave an employer for good so, I'll just say thanks for the memories and hope he feels the love he wants at his new club.

[corro]

Touchy cunt. It’s our fault now. Fuck off and slot your oil dough you pampered prick

[3 Stacks]

9 minutes ago, corro said:

Touchy cunt. It’s our fault now. Fuck off and slot your oil dough you pampered prick

Read his quotes. He's not saying it's the fans' fault. He explicitly states he always felt the love inside the stadium, but didn't feel like his treatment on social media was fair. It's also pretty obvious it has nothing to do with him staying or going, we just wouldn't offer him what he wanted.

 

It just seems like he's been wanting to make a parting shot to the section of Twitter losers we have that follow the club, which is fair enough, although it is a bit weird as every club has them, but whatever. He had said he would reveal some grievance he had in due time. 

[corro]

4 minutes ago, 3 Stacks said:

Read his quotes. He's not saying it's the fans' fault. He explicitly states he always felt the love inside the stadium, but didn't feel like his treatment on social media was fair. It's also pretty obvious it has nothing to do with him staying or going, we just wouldn't offer him what he wanted.

 

It just seems like he's been wanting to make a parting shot to the section of Twitter losers we have that follow the club, which is fair enough, although it is a bit weird as every club has them, but whatever. He had said he would reveal some grievance he had in due time. 

Fucks sake he’s left so why should I read his quotes. He’s fuck all to me as we are fuck all to him. Not that I’m arsed but why didn’t he have a go at the internet warriors while he was still here.

[Special K]

Fuck him, the fucking cunt.

 

Hope you enjoy your blood money you touchy twat.

[Funkasy]

Turn down lfc and barca to go to psg, good luck with your new contract and stop crying and thanks for your service, remember Klopp made you a legend and not the other way. 

[aRdja]

LFC Twitter fans were horrible to him. Hundreds of posts tagging him and asking him to leave for a myriad of reasons e.g., making room for Thiago, blocking Keita’s path, etc. Was horrible to read. It was final straw for me, and I quit Twitter about a year ago now.