• lferreira86@alien.topB
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    1 year ago

    Thank you Gabriel Jesus, we noticed. What I don’t notice is the strong point of anyone playing in this team. What a freaking mess. We had Guimarães as a playmaker, Rodrygo playing in Neymar’s role, Jesus doing God knows what, Veiga as a right winger crossing balls to Endrick, which is like the height of Romário.

    No one is actually playing their real role and we are a discombobulated atrocity on the pitch. We managed one shot on target after going down 1-0. Ridiculous.

  • dispelthemyth@alien.topB
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    1 year ago

    I’ve said it since arsenal signed him, he’s not the player they need in the position he wants to player

    Arsenal should go all out for toney in Jan, he’s a difference make for arsenal (hopefully they fail in Their pursuit)

  • portmz@alien.topB
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    1 year ago

    With that said, he wasn’t bad yesterday, helped created some good chances. Yeah, I would love to have a goal machine, but since we don’t have one, I rather play Jesus than Richarlison.

  • TheGoldenPineapples@alien.topB
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    1 year ago

    Kind of true though, was the same when he was at City too.

    He’s a false nine and scoring goals isn’t the most important aspect of that role, much like Firmino at Liverpool.

    That being said, he does need to turn up with a few more goals if he’s going to stand a chance in this Brazil side, especially since Richarlison is injured.

  • emeister26@alien.topB
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    1 year ago

    When he came to us that pre season he was on fire and scored a lot. Am I remembering that correctly ?

  • Xavii7@alien.topB
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    1 year ago

    Always said it, Gabriel Jesus is not a top club striker. He had his peak with City and Arsenal caught holding the bag, as usual.