This is where Cesc
Fabregas comes into it, because Arsene Wenger should use hi9m as an example and suggest to Bellerin that he would be better off playing and being appreciated by the Arsenal fans than sitting on the bench and getting jeered by the Barca fans.
This has been an issue since back when a teenage
Fabregas came into the scene.
Not exact matches
The first names that
come to mind are Hector Bellerin, Jon Toral and Cesc
Fabregas, but they all moved to Arsenal because of the reputation that Wenger has for bringing through youngsters
into the first team.
We are also proven to be an attractive club to those who have
come through the Barcelona youth academy, with Hector Bellerin and Cesc
Fabregas having earned their way
into the Gunners first - team having joined at a young age, while a whole host of players have played for both sides later in their careers.
wenger is a very stuborn manager and his actions as always caused us games, i will continue to say this when arsenal plays with pace they do well i remember when playing ramsey on the wing he was awful same as diaby also when we had denilson and
fabregas in midfield van persie would
come into the middle to assist play but since we have good midfieders now i expect wenger to use proper wingers such as ox, campbell, sanchez, serge, theo e.t.c. putting midfieders on the wing loses pact and we» r easily caged.
Do nt get carried away gooners Arsene Wenger did create the Invincibles, he does know what hes doing so teaching an old dog new tricks has nothing to do with it, but im gonna say he never had the money or right players for this type of counter attacking football and times even in
fabregas era we saw flashes of brilliance that Arsenal have based that around the philosiphy of the club and maybe just maybe its finially
coming to fruition and every player / coach has bought
into it.
Our opponents
come into the match without Spanish duo Cesc
Fabregas and Alvaro Morata, taking a huge chunk of our opponents attacking talent out of the tie, and this could well play
into our hands.
Big names such as Radamel Falcao and Angel Di Maria have
come in at Old Trafford, giving them a much better chance of breaking back
into the top four, but Chelsea have spent well on the likes of Cesc
Fabregas and Diego Costa as well, making them early - season favourites to win the Premier League.
Fabregas will be hoping that he can force his way
into Antonio Conte's plans in the
coming weeks in order to revitalise his international career.
They
come into this trip with few injury concerns, although Cesc
Fabregas and Gary Cahill aren't expected to feature.
Despite intense speculation linking him to Real Madrid and Barcelona,
Fabregas remained loyal, as he continued his impressive form
into the next season, where he scored 13 goals and assisted 23 times, as Arsenal
came within a whisker of the league title.
Now, the things is, RVP doesn't NEED to be captain to do all these things, he and
Fabregas can complement each other in being the true leaders of this team, not to mention that the Dutch also has the advantage of maturity, that can
come into play at the toughest times.
Antonio Rudiger, Cesc
Fabregas, Pedro and Willian
came into the XI.