3 Reasons Why Arsenal FC Cannot Rely on Youngsters

Firstly, Arsenal FC has virtually an exclusive franchise in the polished English football league. I do not think any football fan will argue with that. Usually it is a wonderful thing to see when they're in their element and pass the ball with the grace of a ballerina and the precision of a math teacher. The question on the lips of the media, especially ardent followers of the Premiership football after losing Tuesday to Sunday from Manchester United and Chelsea in London is beating "in which Arsenal go from here?" again, you can proceed with your youth group? I think not, and give three reasons. 1. The absence of credible models: Players such as Cesc Fabregas matured while playing along with midfield general Patrick Vieira. The result is obvious the quality of their game today. The same can not be said of young people from the other team. Hardly world-class players in all positions of the players to learn. Compare again with great maturity Anderson alongside the likes of Paul Scholes, Ryan Giggs and Owen Hargreaves and Kiko Macheda alongside Carlos Tevez, Berbatov, Ronaldo and Rooney. 2. Unattractive salary structure: While it is good to see a club that has not been forced to break the bank just to pay player salaries, Arsenal took the opposite position sometimes. They are far less attractive salaries in the top four and this would force the players who have begun to mature and gel to seek greener pastures out of the proverbial Manager to start training someone new. In other words, back to one. 3. Ambition: E 'the desire of each player to win trophies and was leaning toward the clubs that will give you the opportunity that unless the right circumstances. The Arsenal football smart and sexy all had enough "seasons without trophies' recently. This, coupled with his inability or refusal to bring in big names and players cost them talismaniac emblematic as Thierry Henry and Hleb and Flamini to Milan and Barcelona respectively (both very ambitious club). I want to see this set of players Arsenal gel, obtain individual and team experience, and then stay together for a while. The results are surprising. The question is, right? Weather will tell, but, of course, Arsenal must be flexible, with some of its policies or risk losing a player the best of them. There is no need to put hope in young players, if the intention is to sell a when ripe.