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1 hour ago, wev said:

Seems baffling then that Wenger went for the line up he did against Man City then.

 

Its not often I agree with Shearer but he has a point when asking why you'd leave your record signing on the bench for a big game

 

Presumably he felt starting all three was too cavalier, and Lacazette was the best one to drop. Flawed thinking IMO given how Özil seems to often be going through the motions and Alexis seems to be having a permanent tantrum, ever since they both decided they were going to leave.

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This is the sort of stuff that drives me mad about Arsenal, so many players have fundamental flaws or things they do wrong that never get coached out of them or improved.

 

Statistically a trained chimp should have a better ratio of at least going the right way, he clearly has a flaw where opponents either know he goes the same way every time or is giving it away whilst they are running up.

 

I saw the other day De Bruyne said Pep has banned them from doing back heels or flicks in games, play it simple - where is the Arsenal coach telling Aaron Ramsey that ?

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I'm looking forward to it, actually.

I'm trying to dissociate my mood from my sports teams winning so I can enjoy watching it more. Unfortunately I tend to support valiant losers, with the exception of the All Blacks in rugby so a lot of sport I watch tends to end unfavourably.

The main thing I want to see is an effort like vs Chelsea. I can accept any result (within reason) if they actually put a shift in. Would like to see Lacazette start too. 
 

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well that was a turn up for the books

 

it's not just the result that pleases but how we achieved, it was like everything we've been calling out as missing in the team came back today and we actually saw the team show energy, commitment, a bit of intelligence. 

 

the central defensive 3 were superb pressing really fast and aggressively never giving spurs a second, and lacazette and sanchez chased everything down never giving Loris any time to distribute at his pace. 

 

can't remember the last time I actually enjoyed a first half performance as much as this, Spurs were pretty ropey but I like to think we stopped them playing.

 

 

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its just a storm in a teacup - was watching Sunday Supplement and the journo's on there all whining about it - sod them - they can say what they want and call out clubs all they want then get the huff when a little bit comes back

 

doesn't excuse any of the pillocks writing vile shit to him, its a game of a ball and nobody should get dogs abuse for talking about it.

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Huddersfield might be quite tough, I reckon. I'm concerned that we have our eye too much on the weekend vs United that we won't pay enough attention to what's in front of us.

In other news, Cazorla going back in for his ninth surgery on his achilles. Sad to think that we've probably seen the last of him.

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I don't think you'll have anything like as tough a time as City did at the weekend to be honest, we've made a lot of changes presumably due to everyone running themselves into the ground and we're missing Van La Parra who, for all his faults, has been easily our best out ball when under pressure this season.

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