voxlyn Posted July 9 #2 Posted July 9 Nah not Arsenal level yet, he's still raw. Needs another season or two at Villa before a move like that makes sense. Bright_ 1
kendallari Posted July 9 #4 Posted July 9 He's cooking at Villa but Arsenal need a proven difference-maker now, not another project.
xorus868 Posted July 9 #5 Posted July 9 He’s good but not the immediate upgrade Arsenal need rn, they should be aiming higher this summer
nyxund54 Posted July 9 #6 Posted July 9 Tbh he's doing bits at Villa but Arsenal need someone who walks straight into that LW spot, not another guy who needs time to cook.
sophetoria444 Posted July 10 #7 Posted July 10 He is in that weird spot where he is too good for the bench but not yet polished enough to start week in week out for a title chasing side. I actually think he would cook in a system that lets him roam a bit more centrally instead of being stuck out wide all game.
thoxurus Posted July 10 #9 Posted July 10 id take williams over him easy, rogers still feels too raw for a title push Bright_ 1
onyxarys Posted July 10 #11 Posted July 10 proper baller but honestly think his game suits a counter attacking side more than what we do, would probably frustrate us with his final ball at times Bright_ 1
0megaMage Posted July 11 #12 Posted July 11 ngl ngl he got talent but for arsenal rn nah, feels more like a maybe later move than a bet now ?
maxxv30j Posted July 11 #13 Posted July 11 yeah he got talent ngl but for arsenal rn feels like another project, not teh guy to win em the league no cap
luxelle Posted July 11 #14 Posted July 11 Think he’d be like a lively cup game option but catn picture him locking down that role week in week out in the league just yet. Feels more like a smart bet for some team outside the top four that’d start him every match.
ravique Posted July 11 #15 Posted July 11 Watched him live against us last season and he kept drifting into half spaces where Ødegaard already operates, the overlap just cluttered everythig in the final third. Feels like a signing that looks smart on paper but muddies the system unless Arteta drastically shifts how we build attacks.
Peltaeund Posted July 11 #16 Posted July 11 I saw him bully a backline at Villa Park once but then miss two sitters from six yards out in the same match, that sums up the gamble really.
kyrvi Posted July 11 #17 Posted July 11 Every time I see a player linked with us and the question is just "is he good for arsenal" I wonder if people mean for the starting XI or for the bench because those are two wildly different answers for someone like Rogers.
raxummia Posted July 11 #18 Posted July 11 honestly the lads got that raw pace and diirectness we sometimes lack but hes more of a super sub vibe right now, wouldnt lump on him to start at 1.85 odds or anything
Ravellor Posted July 11 #19 Posted July 11 If we’re talking starter I don’t see it yet, his end product is way too inconsistent for a team trying to push City. As a bench spark though he could cause prblems with that pace, much better gamble for cup runs than throwing him into the deep end in the league.
onyxerra Posted July 12 #20 Posted July 12 Dunno about starting but he'd be chaos off the bench when legs are tired.
Lyrawyn Posted July 12 #21 Posted July 12 He runs hard and that directness is something we could use but I worry he'd just be another body who fluffs too many chances when it matters.
yxanelle04 Posted July 12 #22 Posted July 12 Rogers definitely fits taht chaotic winger profile who can make things happen out of nothing, but his final ball is still a bit of a coin toss. Feels like he'd shine more against tired legs where his lack of polish gets masked a little
pyxkaess0 Posted July 13 #23 Posted July 13 For me it really comes down to whether you see him filling that Martinelli type role or just being a chaos option late in matches, cause his work rate is there but the decision making in the final third still feels a bit raw. Do you think he’d actually suit our system or would we have to adjust how we play just to get the best out of him
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