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Although he was poor, it says a lot about our system when he can play consecutive poor games for us but have 1 game for Spain and put on a masterclass. Our system is really messed up and no one quite has a clue on what they are doing or how to play.

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Fabregas has played well over the last two games before today so it's really not that consecutive.

Yeah but who did we play in the last 2 games and who did we play today? Fabregas becomes an average player whenever we play one of the top sides and when you look at his overall peformances since he joined us, it hasn't been good enough. Wenger's decision not to sign him last year seems like a wise one.

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Fabregas has played well over the last two games before today so it's really not that consecutive.

like i said before. his "form" would be decided by how he performs against spurs.

not a non-existent midfield of norwich and aviv.

its actually pretty simple, if a team presses cesc, he is a sitting duck.

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like i said before. his "form" would be decided by how he performs against spurs.

not a non-existent midfield of norwich and aviv.

its actually pretty simple, if a team presses cesc, he is a sitting duck.

Yeah but who did we play in the last 2 games and who did we play today? Fabregas becomes an average player whenever we play one of the top sides and when you look at his overall peformances since he joined us, it hasn't been good enough. Wenger's decision not to sign him last year seems like a wise one.

We have known he's a flat track bully for a long time now, and we know he doesn't work in the pivot in big games. I've accepted it for what it is, because our manager doesn't seem to have a work around for it.
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We have known he's a flat track bully for a long time now, and we know he doesn't work in the pivot in big games. I've accepted it for what it is, because our manager doesn't seem to have a work around for it.

I agree but blaming the formation is only valid till a certain point. Putting him in the pivot doesn't excuse his tendency to give the ball away, just jog around when the opposition have the ball, not put in the challenges etc. Those are practically basic things you would expect any player to do well regardless of the position they play in (except GK of course).

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