Marko Arnautovic (latest interview - was 'interview in Daily Mail'
An interesting interview in the Mail today:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-4996680/MARKO-ARNAUTOVIC-Mourinho-Balotelli-West-Ham-more.html
Hopefully, we will soon see the best of him.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-4996680/MARKO-ARNAUTOVIC-Mourinho-Balotelli-West-Ham-more.html
Hopefully, we will soon see the best of him.
Comments
Good to read that he has matured, and importantly it comes across that he really wants to make his mark upon our team. I still think he'll come good, the boy has skills - some of the stuff he did for Stoke was excellent. I also thought he was unfortunate to come off against Burnley (though I understand Slav's reasoning), as he was starting to warm into the game. I believe we will see an energised performance from him tonight: back in the side, fit, more settled, at home, against a bottom half team, - who knows maybe his first goal or an assist.
Also it's fantastic to finally have a player who prefers to play on the left after last season having our wingers: Ant, Feg, Snod, who all prefer the right and Ayew and Lanz who prefer the middle. A balanced side is so important IMO.
Think the front 4 will look like:
Antonio Lanzini Arnautovic
Hernandez
He needs to really take this opportunity as he has been a disappointment but he should enjoy playing with Lanzini and we all know he has talent
Think it's far too early to make any judgement about Arnie.
He missed half of that due to that stupid suspension and illness so I will remain confident
However not so for Ayew
How stoke/Swansea went on to use the cash was not my central point though
;hmm
It is too early to write him off and I think he'll eventually become a fan favourite
Top scorer, nailed on HOTY and our most effective player by a country mile, IMO. I think the bigger clubs have been put off by his perceived attitude problems, but he's demonstrated with us that he can knuckle down and be a consistent performer, so I wouldn't be at all surprised if someone like Chelsea or Arsenal (or even Wolves) came in for him. And, to be honest, all three are probably a better proposition than us at the moment.
Just not sure that he has anything to stay at West Ham for. He's 29 now, so only has, what, 4 years at the top level to achieve something?
Interview in the Guardian