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I know it's early days, but how have Arsenal fans in general taken to Welbeck?.. I know he's missed some sitters, but he seems to be getting himself in the positions which is something I suppose.

I've always liked Argentinian players. Whilst I'm massively generalising here, players from other south American nations usually have a lot of technical ability but are not always up for the hard work and physicality when it gets a bit rough in the PL. Argentine players are usually a bit loco...

LVG said Shaw still wasn't fit enough to start. When he is, he'll be at left back and Rojo center back you'd imagine.

Yeah I agree. Di Maria and the others were really good today but I especially enjoyed watching Blind. Hopefully he keeps that up and can be a real unsung hero for us. Not getting carried away, it was only QPR afterall, but a good win nontheless.

Thanks. Sounds about right for him post 2012. I'm amazed he's ended up at RM.

How did Hernandez do when he came on?

He's still shit though. Anyway have you not heard, our season starts tomorrow.

Lol. Liverpool's transfer window of mediocrity will come back to haunt them this season. They still have actual good players in Sturridge and Sterling, so will probably get fourth still, but they need to do everything they can to keep those two fit. Lallana and Lovren are bang average. Lambert...

We'll see this season. I'm not saying you're wrong though.

You're still being dramatic. If you'd said we were uninspiring and dull in the first half I could agree with you, but we weren't awful and in truth didn't do much wrong. There was absolutely nothing 'shambolic' in the slightest. I'd say the problem is the expectation you seem to have. I...

I hope you're wrong, but I must admit I have been fearing the worst too. Big season for him this one, because if he isn't up to scratch he isn't going to get much playing time and could well find himself fourth in the pecking order for us. What ever happens though, he justified us buying him...

England are obviously nowhere near as bad as you're making out...Problem is we just aren't very good either. Your point about the players is wrong, most of them are clearly proven at club level. The problem is the expectation at International level, which you can only really appreciate if you...

Proving who wrong exactly? I think everybody associated with United rates Welbeck. Unfortunately with our options up front he was never going to be the main man, which he probably will be at Arsenal. I love Welbeck and I'm very disappointed he's gone, as are most United fans. I understand why...

The condescending smilie doesn't make your point any more valid. Similarly, neither does the validation of your point from your forum buddies. It seems to really bother you that no matter how hard you try you can't convince me otherwise, but you really shouldn't worry about it, I'm just a random...

As the guy mentioned above that's just daft. So, unless a player starts off at root level at a club he can never be classed as a product of another teams system, even if they are the team that take him from promising youngster to first team regular? ...yeah okay fella. Why should I? Did I at...

Januzaj, Wilson, Blackett, James? All now in the first team from our reserves. The thing is United really did need a quick fix, now more than ever. I'm still confident youth will get its chance, we've always been that type of club.

No point discussing it since our views are at polar opposites, but the PL is renown for players not having much time or space with the ball.

He's 28...that's considered to be the prime of a players career. I'm very glad we have him, despite what it cost. Not only is he likely to be great for us but it means keeping a WC striker away from our rivals too.

People can say what they want about the Premier league, but one thing you usually don't get in it is space. It's one of the reasons Kagawa tended to play well for us in Europe but not so much in the league. Not to say Messi wouldn't rip it up though.

Yeah, I agree. Delighted we got Falcao, but disappointed it was at the expense of Welbeck.