edoyad: Wilshere ?

proudlysports: We no dey learn. Ive been screaming that JW10 needs rest. Playing him game after game isn't the best. We almost ruined his career two seasons ago and we didn't learn from that. Hopefully, this injury would be short term. Are we now not forced to rest him?

A-40:

Why is Wilshere playing truancy? He was supposed to get another lesson in the art of attacking and central midfield play

dayokanu:

if na you nko? Who go wan that kain schooling again. I wont be surprised if Sagna, Cazorla, Podudski etc all pull out

A-40:

I heard Sagna is out sef! English press and the way they keep hyping Wilshere just dey irritate me I swear! Like say if e play e for do something
Person wey no fit lace boot of small small boys like Gotze,Draxler,Sharawy e.t.c

debosky:

I don't quite agree with you - yes he needs rest, but I don't think he's been overplayed. He was rested against Blackburn was he not? He's also had a 'rest' this weekend due to the rescheduled Everton game.

There's nothing to indicate this injury is as a result of 'overplaying' Wilshere, so I'd be hesitant to reach that conclusion. Yes he has played a lot of games, but that's what he's paid for.

proudlysports:
Wilshere didn't play against Blackburn because he wasn't fit.

For a player playing his first full season after more than a year out, one would have thought we'ld be a bit careful with him.
So far, since his return in October he's played 30 games for club and country already! (29 out of 30 possible games for Arsenal and 1 for England) Even Wocjciech who is our regular no 1 has not played as many games. We definitely didn't need to play him that much considering we had Rosicky back from injury and Diaby coming on and off.

Whilst I can't definitely say his current injury is as a result to the high number of games he has played, I will refer back to his last injury where even AW admitted his injury we overplayed him. And yes, he's been paid to play, but are we not now forced to rest him? Especially now that we cannot afford to drop too many points?

debosky: Good job Gala.

Draxler ko, stapler ni.

debosky:

And you know this how? Was Cazorla also unfit for not starting that game or intentionally rested?

debosky:
Yeah right - and we saw the match winning performances that Diaby and Rozzi pulled off in that period eh? Or you think Wenger just wanted to play him for the fun of it?

I am certain the technical team was studying his data to see if he was due a rest anyway - There's nothing to indicate that he was overplayed.

debosky:
Like I said, Wenger hasn't said we overplayed him and this is a different injury altogether.

debosky:
And as for the argument that we can't afford to drop points, it could be argued that we would've been in an even worse position if he missed those games that he played.

debosky:
Besides, this is the optimum time for him to be missing - he will only miss one league game against Swansea.

debosky:
He is out and we will have to deal with it. Simple.

debosky: Good job Gala.

Draxler ko, stapler ni.

debosky: Good job Gala.

Draxler ko, stapler ni.

dayokanu:

He staked that Arsenal would eliminate Bayern and thats still on

C'mon Debo, am yet to pay up my fees at School and here u are, ready to dash doughs to Dayo - Eva heard of Economic recession?

dayokanu:
You mean they would allow Arsenal qualify?

When people say Arsenal are the most deluded fans worldwide

The same people who rolled out drums when Fabregas won EUros as a sub or

Celebrated Chelsea wnning the CL

El Guapo:

C'mon Debo, am yet to pay up my fees at School and here u are, ready to dash doughs to Dayo - Eva heard of Economic recession?

proudlysports: So Szczesny is out of today's game. Sounds good to me though I wish we had played Fabianski in some games (asides U21 games) before today.
We may also see Andre Arshavin at some point today. Gibbs is back too.

Is 3-0 win possible in Germany? Yes it is. Can we achieve it? Wait till 9.30pm.
My prediction? 3 - 1 in favor of Arsenal. Game will go into extra time.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-2292029/Arsenal-v-Bayern-Munich-Liverpool-Manchester-United-Fulham-European-comebacks.html