That’s a turning point with Arteta imo

[pjlincs]

Our league run last season sort of showed he was going somewhere.

However he seems to have gone backwards on that.
It’s fully his squad now and spend a load of money. Needs to start winning something. And sort out his subs. Saka was awful but never takes him off.

Klopp showed how to use subs and change things effectively.

[7sisters]

Klopp showed how to use subs and change things effectively.

That’s a bit skewed. Not taking anything away from Klopp but he was afforded the luxury of realising that we were hopeless in their penalty area. Once he’d gained the lead, he loud *bring on the kids and sit back.
Arteta, while frantically chasing the game, opted to throw on ESR and Trossard at 87 minutes.
FFS

[Peter]

That’s a bit skewed. Not taking anything away from Klopp but he was afforded the luxury of realising that we were hopeless in their penalty area. Once he’d gained the lead, he loud *bring on the kids and sit back.
Arteta, while frantically chasing the game, opted to throw on ESR and Trossard at 87 minutes.
FFS

He pushed them up the pitch in the second half and tried to win the ball back earlier. It worked. Hardly rocket science, I agree.

[redgunamo]

Yes, that would be best for everyone https://www.theguardian.com/football...olific-striker

Yes, but this is different. A good manager can compete with a far wealthier opponent but not if that opponent also has a great coach. Hopefully Pep will get bored soon....

[Peter]

Yes, that would be best for everyone https://www.theguardian.com/football...olific-striker

Lukaku

[redgunamo]

Sound reasoning at least. He was on fire in Italy, just won the title.

Lukaku