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  1. #1
    Quote Originally Posted by SWv2 View Post
    "For what it is worth" R, I completely agree with you and would threaten physical violence on any person that argued otherwise.

    We huffed and we puffed, a classic valiant exit etc. We were in no way embarrassed as many thought we might be but they were quite superior to us I thought.

    Even with 10 men in the first leg they had the two best players on the pitch in Oblak and Godin, and in the second leg swap those two for Griezemann and Costa.

    I do like the big unit Partey also. He would be on my shopping list this June.
    You want to read that again, SW? I'm struggling to understand your view on whether the better team did or didn't win.

    FTR, the better team won. Just watch the defending for the two goals we conceded and compare the performance of their best players against Ozil, as an example.

  2. #2
    Quote Originally Posted by World's End Stella View Post
    You want to read that again, SW? I'm struggling to understand your view on whether the better team did or didn't win.

    FTR, the better team won. Just watch the defending for the two goals we conceded and compare the performance of their best players against Ozil, as an example.
    Right, I'm not having the fvcking Ozil thing, he played in the wing backs time and time again but it's not his fault they couldn't cross a T. Honestly, it was embarrassing

  3. #3
    Quote Originally Posted by PSRB View Post
    Right, I'm not having the fvcking Ozil thing, he played in the wing backs time and time again but it's not his fault they couldn't cross a T. Honestly, it was embarrassing
    Wouldn't mind Shaw from United coming in at LB. He has a devillish cross on him.

    Not sure why we kept trying to stick it in the mix for Lacazette, though. While he scored a header in the first leg he is about 5 foot 6.

  4. #4
    Quote Originally Posted by Rich View Post
    Wouldn't mind Shaw from United coming in at LB. He has a devillish cross on him.

    Not sure why we kept trying to stick it in the mix for Lacazette, though. While he scored a header in the first leg he is about 5 foot 6.
    Last night was crying out for Giroud

  5. #5
    Quote Originally Posted by PSRB View Post
    Right, I'm not having the fvcking Ozil thing, he played in the wing backs time and time again but it's not his fault they couldn't cross a T. Honestly, it was embarrassing
    Özil was really poor. People need to stop making excuses for him. Sometimes he’s wonderful, other times he lets the game pass him by. Last night it felt like he was more willing to let Ramsey and Wilshere pick out the hard passes.

  6. #6
    Quote Originally Posted by Billy Goat Sverige View Post
    Özil was really poor. People need to stop making excuses for him. Sometimes he’s wonderful, other times he lets the game pass him by. Last night it felt like he was more willing to let Ramsey and Wilshere pick out the hard passes.
    There seems to be a cult of 'thou shalt not ever criticize Ozil' on here. He's a wonderfully talented player and he isn't given enough credit for how hard he works, however in tight games against well organized teams he goes missing too often. Last night was one of those games.

  7. #7
    Quote Originally Posted by World's End Stella View Post
    There seems to be a cult of 'thou shalt not ever criticize Ozil' on here. He's a wonderfully talented player and he isn't given enough credit for how hard he works, however in tight games against well organized teams he goes missing too often. Last night was one of those games.
    Not only that, if you criticise Özil it quickly becomes a discussion about “not getting it”, as though to criticise him singles you out as some sort of football illiterate.

  8. #8
    Quote Originally Posted by Billy Goat Sverige View Post
    Not only that, if you criticise Özil it quickly becomes a discussion about “not getting it”, as though to criticise him singles you out as some sort of football illiterate.
    Yes, exactly. And it's not just Anaconda, either.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Billy Goat Sverige View Post
    Özil was really poor. People need to stop making excuses for him. Sometimes he’s wonderful, other times he lets the game pass him by. Last night it felt like he was more willing to let Ramsey and Wilshere pick out the hard passes.
    He tracked back and tackled, had no movement in front of him, what was he supposed to do? The only ball available was to Monreal or Bellerin, which he did and they promptly over hit easy crosses

  10. #10
    Quote Originally Posted by PSRB View Post
    He tracked back and tackled, had no movement in front of him, what was he supposed to do? The only ball available was to Monreal or Bellerin, which he did and they promptly over hit easy crosses
    I'm with you, P. I'd suggest that Arsenal played pretty well last night. The only poor performances coming from the two wing backs. Performances of note to Chambers & Xhaka.

    Ozil chased a lot of lost causes, made some lovely little passes and flicks. He can't play killer balls every week - especially against a team as well organised as Athletico. If you want evidence of their organisational skills then look no further than the fact that 41% of the game was played in their third and we had only one shot on target (a speculative drive from distance).

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