Thomas Rosicky: Under-Credited Genius?

Tomáš Rosický, born 4 October 1980, is a Czech Republican who is currently playing his club football for Arsenal and also for the international side Czech national team.

A versatile attacking midfielder nicknamed "The Little Mozart," Rosický is known for his skill and his ability to orchestrate the midfield with his passing; he is a player with remarkable vision and first touch.

I rate him along side Van Persie and Fabregas, above Arshavin. To me, Rosicky's playmaking abilities are as good as Fabregas'. However, due to a long list of unfortunate injuries, his prowess has not been credited as much as it should have.

Rosicky should be utilized more often by the gaffer,  Arsene Wenger. In the game between Arsenal and Blackpool, Rosicky’s ability to pick out the forwards’ runs shone; adding enough spin for his teammate to take a better shot, sufficient weight of pass, not too heavy, not too short.

Rosicky is also well known for his thunderous strikes from afar. In the 2006 World Cup, he scored two screamers for his country.

I feel that an attacking midfield trio of Nasri, Rosicky, and Fabregas operating just behind Van Persie, with Diaby and Song sitting behind them and in front of the back four, would bring out the best in the Arsenal squad.

Nasri, Rosicky, and Fabregas are excellent playmakers and with them supply balls to Van Persie, goals will surely be pouring in.

Also, this trio is capable of dribbling pass the best defenses, playing one-two passes, toying with the opponents' defense, and taking long pile-drivers from far out. I have high expectations of this Arsenal side; the midfield and lone striker can pass the ball so well, I think the opposition would have a horrid time chasing the ball, trying to win it from them.