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bbrian
12-15-2019, 05:14 PM
Per is giving Saka an Ipad tutorial ffs

Herbert Augustus Chapman
12-15-2019, 05:55 PM
Per is giving Saka an Ipad tutorial ffs

He had a rent boy waiting in the changing room, the useless great knob swallowing Girl Guide.

Pokster
12-16-2019, 08:06 AM
Per is giving Saka an Ipad tutorial ffs

I've never understood why, if you are a sub, you don't have your shirt on, you haven't got your shin pads in and basically you aren't ready to come straight on the pitch.

I also don't understand, you only have 10 men on the pitch, your keeper has the ball and he kicks it straight down the middle of the pitch, why not boot it out as far up the pitch as possible to get your sub on?

PSRB
12-16-2019, 09:11 AM
I've never understood why, if you are a sub, you don't have your shirt on, you haven't got your shin pads in and basically you aren't ready to come straight on the pitch.

I also don't understand, you only have 10 men on the pitch, your keeper has the ball and he kicks it straight down the middle of the pitch, why not boot it out as far up the pitch as possible to get your sub on?

These are all reasons why we need a proper, experienced manager. We suck at the basics.

I actually thought we started really well and certainly didn't deserve to be 2-0 down. Martinelli should have gone down from that tug on the shoulder and got Rodri an early booking. That being said City get away with so many niggly fouls.

KDB was outstanding though, head and shoulders above everyone else on the pitch.

WES
12-16-2019, 09:26 AM
These are all reasons why we need a proper, experienced manager. We suck at the basics.

I actually thought we started really well and certainly didn't deserve to be 2-0 down. Martinelli should have gone down from that tug on the shoulder and got Rodri an early booking. That being said City get away with so many niggly fouls.

KDB was outstanding though, head and shoulders above everyone else on the pitch.

:nod: Yup, agree with all of that. At 1-0 I was still quite positive.

But the reality is that we have really bad defenders; Chambers for the first, Kolasinac for the second were just individual errors that professional footballers shouldn't be making. We've been unlucky with injuries at FB but there is no excuse for a club of our wealth having CBs as bad as Mustafi and Chambers and yes, Sokratis.

And as you say, the team is screaming out for a proper manager.

Pat Vegas
12-16-2019, 09:32 AM
:nod: Yup, agree with all of that. At 1-0 I was still quite positive.

But the reality is that we have really bad defenders; Chambers for the first, Kolasinac for the second were just individual errors that professional footballers shouldn't be making. We've been unlucky with injuries at FB but there is no excuse for a club of our wealth having CBs as bad as Mustafi and Chambers and yes, Sokratis.

And as you say, the team is screaming out for a proper manager.

There is this myth that Arsenal are a classy club and do things the 'right way'
Clearly we make everything long winded and difficult. We will no doubt cock up this managerial search. It's already taking to long. Might as well have kept Emery in at this point.

WES
12-16-2019, 10:41 AM
There is this myth that Arsenal are a classy club and do things the 'right way'
Clearly we make everything long winded and difficult. We will no doubt cock up this managerial search. It's already taking to long. Might as well have kept Emery in at this point.

Yeah, that's a fair point. Moving on from Emery made sense but you would have thought they would have had a better plan than Freddie in the interim. With all due respect to him, it's not like he's been a no. 2 for years and was waiting for his first managerial role.

Alberto Balsam Rodriguez
12-16-2019, 10:57 AM
:nod: Yup, agree with all of that. At 1-0 I was still quite positive.

But the reality is that we have really bad defenders; Chambers for the first, Kolasinac for the second were just individual errors that professional footballers shouldn't be making. We've been unlucky with injuries at FB but there is no excuse for a club of our wealth having CBs as bad as Mustafi and Chambers and yes, Sokratis.

And as you say, the team is screaming out for a proper manager.


Look at the first goal again. It was not just an individual error, it was collective. How far did Fernandinho travel with the ball without any pressure on him? It was 30 yards and a simple ball behind the back 4. Pepe pulled away from a challenge and no one else in the midfield was anywhere to be seen.

Look at the second goal. Guendouzi dived in on KdB on the halfway line instead of staying with him and never recovered. KdB was free to take the resultant pass and attack the back 4.

The problems are still the same as they have been for years. The collective shape is weak and small individual errors are punished because there is no shape to the team, no chance of recovery.