Diably such a promising starlet.

I have also seen Diaby play since his return from injury. He is quite a big fellow for his age and he can out muscle his opponents easily to get the ball. I am sure his tackling success rate should be quite good. One of the weaknesses I see in him is his passing and also his finishing. He has to improve on his passing as Arsenal's play relies heavily on good distribution of the ball on the field. He has a lot of pace on his shots but the accuracy of his shots is not so good at times. For example, he recently missed a one-on-one chance with the keeper against Manchester City. These weaknesses will be dealt with in time and I hope to see a world star in the name of Diaby in the future.

Diaby is still young. If not for his latest injury, he should have been playing regularly. I look at him as ball-winner, while Fabregas is the midfield master. Now that Diaby has returned from injury, he should get more matches and continue improving. He also played in France's Euro 2008 game last week. Playing for France will give him a great boost. Furthermore, I would like to see Fabregas, Diaby, Rosicky and Gilberto manning Arsenal's midfield, while Walcott and Van Persie the strikers. Still, I believe Arsenal should buy an experienced striker (I heard they are talking to Klose, the German striker), centreback and goalkeeper (should Lehman leaves) this summer break.

Im not too fond of him to be quite honest. He just doesnt stand out. I think that theo walcott has come up on top of his game so fast. I mean look at his goal against chelsea. He is just getting better and better as the season continues and even if we dont win the premiership we are still putting up a good fight. Have you been to the emirates? I love it there

Diaby is a more potential player,more experience can be help him come on...