@danbardell@danbardell Also, he can be very inconsistent—one day he’s a 10/10, the next he’s a 5/10. I don’t blame the club; the transfer gives us the opportunity to rebuild. I wish him all the best and good luck for the future.
@Chrsmo The so-called “top six” clubs want plug-and-play players. They don’t always have the patience to develop them, and they’re quick to move players on if they don’t hit the ground running. Just look at Jack Grealish.
@Chrsmo For me, if he stays, he’ll become that player at Villa. There aren’t many managers in the Premier League who improve players the way our boss does. Under Emery, Rogers has the perfect environment to keep developing and reach his full potential.
@Chrsmo At £130 million, I’d say it’s a win for Villa. I don’t think Rogers would enjoy sitting on the bench at Arsenal, whereas at Villa he’s one of the first names on the team sheet
@Chrsmo I’m going to say something about Rogers. Yes, he’s a very good player, but he’s not the finished article yet.
There are still times when he loses the ball, and as Villa fans we don’t get on his back because we understand he’s still developing.