How Good Was Lukas Podolski at Arsenal?

Lukas Podolski's all 31 goals & 12 assists for Arsenal
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[simoncoe]

Loved this bloke, under played and a great shame when he left.

[임성민-ly]

His cannon shot was impressive. I like how he shoots

[PhobiL]

I was born near Cologne where he played for years. And my parents come from the town in Poland where he plays today for Górnik Zabrze. His parents are also from this area in Poland. Because of this but also because of what a kind of passionate and nice guy he is we always had a connection with him. Been watching most of his games with my dad lately who is also a big fan of the club. If one day he ends his career in Górnik, we will cry. But we will also be happy we saw one of ours, such a brillant talent and wonderful boy play the game.

[walubengorodgers]

He got very limited play time. I wonder how many goals he could have scored if he got more minutes. Massively underrated. Powerful shot! I loved Poldi!

[mrwg]

I think one of or the most under rated in Arsenal history alway followed him after he left great player

[maddy]

love that he brings those basic skills to the game! but guessing from various interviews given by his mates lukas' biggest ability is his humanity and honesty.

[RHN_MSc]

I thought he was very similar to RVP in that he was a prolific finisher with a canon of a left foot shot. Shame he wasn't utilised up front as often as he should've been

[zlatanfan]

If they put him as striker and Had Ozil supplying him and with a good, strong def mid like fabinho, this team would have won the title..

[Hasan-irzl]

A very good value for money. I wish he got more playing time. Cannon of a left foot

[eannahealy]

if we had kept him for the 15/16 season we might have won the league instead we relied on alexis and Giroud getting the goals. Brilliant player

[thecompetitiveteam]

I remember he was, BY FAR, the most clinical finisher in the PL at that time.

[Shaunissmall]

I am 12 now but I still remember those moments when he was in his prime at arsenal and I support arsenal like my family so it was heartwarming to see this

[threeeight]

He was good when he was in the right position, we should have used him like vardy where he doesn't get involved in the build up because when he did he looked average.

[usamahahmed]

Did nothing wrong when he played. Never knew why he was treated how he was and we had giroud upfront. Poldi himself wanted to play centre but played on the left yet he was still great. I wish he was there. Wenger ruined him and disrespected him

[jimmyfresh]

...IMO didn’t get enough playing time and was very disappointed when he left he clearly enjoyed being at the club. That goal against Montpellier! 😍

[henning]

I am fan of his home club 1. FC Köln and he is a absolutly legend here in cologne and he is an amazing player.

[effayeyeayzed]

I loved Podolski at Arsenal. The fact that he’s a gooner himself too makes it all the better.

[jakasatria]

love arsenal era with santi cazorla, lukasz podolski, and giroud

[nickgornall]

Really good player, he was underused and underrated.

[davidkyle]

I was so happy when Arsenal got him. I loved watching him on the German national team and had high aspirations for him at Arsenal. Alas, those were strange days at Arsenal and, as many have commented, I felt that he didn't get enough time on the field during his short stay with the team. Regardless, I loved watching him play.