Re: Loan Watch Thread

by julias Sat Apr 07, 2012 11:46 pm

Velsss

by Sina Mon Apr 09, 2012 6:43 pm

by Jay29 Mon Apr 09, 2012 7:17 pm

Lansbury came on as a half-time sub for West Ham. He did well and won them the penalty that levelled the game 3-3.

by REWB Mon Apr 09, 2012 7:58 pm

dont know why we are still talking about lansbury....

by Sina Mon Apr 09, 2012 10:11 pm

by TalkingReckless Mon Apr 09, 2012 10:27 pm

dam he always had atleast 2 guys marking him

by SamuelJayC Tue Apr 10, 2012 12:42 am

I watched the West Ham 3-3 Birmingham game, and Lansbury definitely had a big impact. He was everywhere. Missed a great chance to win it at the end though, he scuffed from edge of box.

by Kwame2u Tue Apr 10, 2012 9:06 am

REWB wrote:dont know why we are still talking about lansbury....

What is your problem with Lansbury. He is a definite starter in the England U21's in an attacking role, (No10) at that. He's an Arsenal youth product.
That shows there's definitely some quqlity there.

He may not b Arsenal Starter level yet but I do think he could fight for a spot if given a chance at the club.

by Sri Tue Apr 10, 2012 10:04 pm

Kwame2u wrote:
REWB wrote:dont know why we are still talking about lansbury....

What is your problem with Lansbury. He is a definite starter in the England U21's in an attacking role, (No10) at that. He's an Arsenal youth product.
That shows there's definitely some quqlity there.

He may not b Arsenal Starter level yet but I do think he could fight for a spot if given a chance at the club.

I think he means that Lansbury doesn't seem to be making any head way into the first team in the near future.. His recent contract extension seems to suggest otherwise, but he is still not playing for us and not a 'youth' any longer.

by Jay29 Tue Apr 10, 2012 10:12 pm

Regardless of his first team situation, Lansbury is one of the more prominent players currently on loan and is easy for me to keep track off, hence why I "report" about him. Likewise, people are keeping track of Vela and Bendtner even though we know they're going to be sold in the summer.

If we were only interested in talents that'll make the first team, then you may as well rename the thread "Ryo Miyaichi watch".

by RealGunner Tue Apr 10, 2012 10:27 pm

as long as they are our players, we keep updating about their progress. So please continue on the reports Smile

speaking of which, vela scored another goal! 10th of the season. He now has more goals for sociedad than he did for arsenal in 3 years

by julias Tue Apr 10, 2012 10:59 pm

Vels playing well, because as people said before hes getting minutes and hes happy

no way is he gonna return to Arsenal to continue to sit on the bench, you can see how happy he is out there

a shame really...

by DuringTheWar Wed Apr 11, 2012 1:45 am

GoonerJay29 wrote:Regardless of his first team situation, Lansbury is one of the more prominent players currently on loan and is easy for me to keep track off, hence why I "report" about him. Likewise, people are keeping track of Vela and Bendtner even though we know they're going to be sold in the summer.

If we were only interested in talents that'll make the first team, then you may as well rename the thread "Ryo Miyaichi watch".

I think wellington, campbell, afobe, and yennaris can make the first team if they work hard. Some may not be world class but they could be valuablle squad players at least

by SamuelJayC Wed Apr 11, 2012 10:24 am

Carlos Vela goal v Betis (On-loan Arsenal striker now has 10 goals for Real Sociedad)

http://t.co/RiUKsUAV

by Sina Fri Apr 13, 2012 8:14 pm

Afobe on the bench for Reading as they 1-0 up currently against southampton
27 mins gone

by Sina Fri Apr 13, 2012 9:23 pm

13 mins to go benik comes in now

by SamuelJayC Sat Apr 14, 2012 1:00 am

Round-up of loanees

Carlos Vela

29 La Liga apps / 10 goals

Saturday: Malaga v Real Sociedad (15th)

Vito Mannone

17 Championship apps / 9 clean sheets

Saturday: Watford v Hull (10th)

Andrey Arshavin

4 Russian Premier League apps / 0 goals

Saturday: Zenit (1st) v CSKA Moscow

Ryo Miyaichi

8 Premier League apps / 0 goals

Saturday 21st (next week): Bolton (18th) v Swansea

Nicklas Bendtner

24 Premier League apps / 7 goals

Saturday: Sunderland (11th) v Wolves

Henri Lansbury

18 Championship apps / 1 goal

Saturday: West Ham (3rd) v Brighton

Joel Campbell

18 Ligue 1 apps / 2 goals

Saturday: Lorient (18th) v Montpellier

by SamuelJayC Sat Apr 14, 2012 6:03 pm

Arshavin scores for Zenit v CSKA Moscow

https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=9Vm-EgWrCsQ

by SamuelJayC Sun Apr 15, 2012 3:44 pm

Vela starting for Sociedad at Malaga.

Joel Campbell returns to Lorient squad v Montpellier.

by SamuelJayC Sun Apr 15, 2012 6:16 pm

Joel Campbell scored for Lorient against French league leaders Montpellier today in a 2-1 win.

http://uk.eurosport.yahoo.com/15042012/2/montpellier-stall-lorient-defeat.html

by Jay29 Sun Apr 15, 2012 6:27 pm

Campbell's goal. Thumbs up

http://www.101greatgoals.com/gvideos/golazo-joel-campbell-lorient-v-montpellier/

by RealGunner Sun Apr 15, 2012 8:47 pm

Watched that game, he should have scored another but got too excited lol. He will be a world class player, i dont say this often but he has everything in his locker.

by urbaNRoots Sun Apr 15, 2012 9:35 pm

Almost every Cambpell goal is Henry-esque. Great finishing there.

by Jay29 Sun Apr 15, 2012 9:43 pm

He's certainly a natural in front of goal. From the first touch to the finish, everything about that goal was classy. And in a big game, too. To produce moments like that in the big definitely suggest he's a big talent.

I remember Vela displaying a similar level of talent at a similar age, only it was in an Arsenal shirt; granted, it was mostly against low-class opposition like Sheff. Utd and Wigan and not a the best national side in the world or the leaders of Ligue 1.

I hope he can get a work permit. If we can't one by conventional means, then surely he'd meet the criteria for "outstanding talent". The quicker he can get that permit, the quicker we can perhaps send him on loan to a Premier League side.

by TalkingReckless Sun Apr 15, 2012 10:04 pm

He is already part of Costa Rica NT and has 10 caps now, so he should easily get a permit now...

but i would still like to see him on loan next season at Lower Table EPL Team next year

by Quinten Metsys Wed Apr 18, 2012 2:18 pm

Carlos Vela

29 La Liga apps / 10 goals

Saturday: Malaga v Real Sociedad (15th)

REPORT:Vela played for 70 minutes before being substituted,as Real drew 1-1 with Malaga.Vela's golden goal scoring run came to a halt,as Prieto scored for Real.

Vito Mannone

17 Championship apps / 9 clean sheets

Saturday: Watford v Hull (10th)

REPORT: Couldn't keep a clean-sheet,but was generally good.But with Mariappa being sent off,he had little to do.

Andrey Arshavin

4 Russian Premier League apps / 0 goals

Saturday: Zenit (1st) v CSKA Moscow

REPORT:Scored with an athletic shot off Kerzhakov’s cross in the 89th minute,after having been quiet coming on as a second half substitute.

Ryo Miyaichi

8 Premier League apps / 0 goals

Saturday 21st (next week): Bolton (18th) v Swansea

Yet to be played.

Nicklas Bendtner

24 Premier League apps / 7 goals

Saturday: Sunderland (11th) v Wolves

REPORT:Frustrating game for Nicklas Bendtner as he failed to score, with chances really hard to come by,as Sunderland crawled to another draw.

Henri Lansbury

18 Championship apps / 1 goal

Saturday: West Ham (3rd) v Brighton

REPORT:Had a very good game where he started and played for 90 minutes and would have opened the scoring for West Ham had his shot not hit the bar.But he managed to pull off a fortunate assist for Cole's goal,as West Ham slammed six past hapless Brighton.

Joel Campbell

18 Ligue 1 apps / 2 goals

Saturday: Lorient (18th) v Montpellier

REPORT:Scored a Henry-esque goal by cutting inside and curling the ball past the hapless GK,after showing some excellent close control.

SOME MORE REPORTS:

Benik Afobe came as a substitute for Reading and played for 13 minutes.Didn't have much chance of scoring as Reading were content to just move the ball around having sealed an emphatic 3-1 victory.

Sanchez Watt played the final ten minutes versus Wimbledon as his side came form behind to secure a draw.

Sead Hajrovic started and played 25 minutes versus Hereford before being substituted for eventual goal-scorer Ben May,as the game ended in a 1-1 draw.

And now to our La Liga loanees:

Pedro Botelho started for Levante versus Barca but had a torrid time as he was deemed to have fouled Cuenca,who actually went down very easily.The resulting penalty was slotted home by Messi.Ironically Cuenca fouled Pedro Botelho later in the match.

Wellington Silva played the last 30 minutes in his side's 1-0 home defeat.

Nicholas Yennaris and Rhys Murphy weren't in the squad for Preston and Notts County respectively.

Samuel Galindo and Chuks Aneke were unused substitutes for Gimnastic de Tarragona and Preston respectively.

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