Arsenal’s newly trasnfered star striker Olivier Giroud will most probably have an interesting impact at the club, but is he as good as we all expect him to be?
The best thing about Giroud at the moment is the fact that he comes to the club as a French international, and as Ligue 1′s top scorer in the last season. On the other hand, the tall and mighty striker was a League 2 player only a short time ago before he managed to impose himself at Montpellier.
Giroud has a very imposing physique and an incredible header of the ball. Even though you would think that his technical abilities and shooting would most likely be below par, that’s not at all true, and he showed on several occasions that he’s not just another Andy Carrol.
The striker comes with amazing motivation at the club, and he’s eager to start playing for them after he declared: “There is a good spirit here, and that is another reason why I chose this club,” Giroud told the club’s official website.
“I am confident in the potential of the group and I am convinced that in the future, hopefully next season, we can win something.”
Giroud’s impact on the team will be extremely important especially if Robin Van Persie will leave. If the Dutchman goes, there will be little to no time for him to get accustomed to the Premiership and start delivering if he wants to get the fans behind him.



Looking forward to the signing of 2 – 3 more players.
1. M’Villa,to provide cover for our defenders;
2. A high powered striker who can provide deadly accurate
crosses into the box and be a clinical finisher when,
the opportunities arise during games;
3. A goalie to challenge SZER to improve his game, give
the team confidence with his solid play and even
take over the number 1 goaltending position if SZER
doesnt improve.
go gunners
Geez I mistakingly thought the title of the post was about the pros & cons of Giroud. Silly me, you got me n I was foolish enuf to fall for it & clicked, dooh!
Despite everyone and their uninformed mother saying he’s just another Chamakh who is going to be some target man then they’ve seen nothing of him. He’s scored just one headed goal last season and most of the rest were more like goal poacher goals. He knows where he needs to be, has good dribbling skills and can assist. He’s more Kanu than Chamakh.