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Jack Wilshere
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Other posters have mentioned his off field problems. Maybe he thinks there'll be less temptation for him in Denmark.
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The baggage he carries is the reason why. Not just the injuries but the personal issues . He’s from Hitchin which is a few miles from me and some of the stories I’ve heard about him when he was younger are horrendous.garfield said:Really surprised a championship club didn’t pick him up, on a pay as you play deal.. if a club kept him fit for half a season at that level, he could be fantastic, especially at £5k a week.1 -
Ah ok fair enough, I had heard bits, but nothing horrendous, I think he’s 30 now, so hopefully matured somewhat…Bedsaddick said:
The baggage he carries is the reason why. Not just the injuries but the personal issues . He’s from Hitchin which is a few miles from me and some of the stories I’ve heard about him when he was younger are horrendous.garfield said:Really surprised a championship club didn’t pick him up, on a pay as you play deal.. if a club kept him fit for half a season at that level, he could be fantastic, especially at £5k a week.1 -
Rumour has it that Aarhus are playing him 45,000dkk a week. Equivalent of roughly £5,000Chris_from_Sidcup said:
Honestly can't believe that not a single club in the championship wanted him, especially when a move to the Danish league suggests his wage demands weren't ridiculous.Scoham said:Signed for Danish club Aarhus until the end of the season.0 -
To be fair that was a small goalJohnBoyUK said:
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He's left Denmark after just five months there
Is in talk with Arsenal about taking up a coaching role0 -
Retired.0
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Yes he's been a bit unlucky with injuries, but you have to say he's wasted his career.1
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30 years old. What went wrong?0
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4 pages of notes just to retire!!! I won't be reading his auto biography!2
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At 19 he was the best teenager in the world, such a shame injuries ruined his career. Still - he scored the best goal we will ever see in my life time.0
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There were so many games where he was so invisible that I actually thought he was out injured. He was in fact playing the full 90! Comes under the category "someone who made the absolute most of a quite limited football ability". I wish him well playing golf and boring the after dinner circuit with 'legendary' stories of what life on the physios bench for 13 years is REALLY LIKE zzzzzz.0
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What could have been with Wilshere and Foden in an England team together - Think if they played together in their prime, we'd be looking at one of the best midfields in the world at the moment1
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Whether we think that he was an unfulfilled talent, it's good to see that he is coaching (albeit at Arsenal) but, even more importantly, the work he is doing, as a result of his daughter having to have surgery because of a congenital heart defect, on behalf of the British Heart Foundation. One in 110 people are born with a heart defect. We sometimes forget that footballers are still human. Money does goes a long way to alleviate the stresses of life but all power to Wilshere for using his daughter's situation to help others.6
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how can he manage a squad of players? never been good at managing himself2
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Redhenry said:how can he manage a squad of players? never been good at managing himselfHe is an inexperienced coach at a club with high expectations.Chris Powell is good to have around as an experienced head.
And also you have to consider that he has connections in higher places 😉
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