Arsenal FC Thread

[AB13]

 

[Rob]

Hope to see Tomiyasu back after the break

 

[S E P H]

Ridiculously interesting video with Ozil's agent. I still do not like the way he played football, but yeah he was given a bad light by the English media (not that this is surprising). Talks a lot about the agent side of football and why some of it has been shady.

 

[Rob]

Not good.

 

[robertmac43]

Really, really not good. Push back the NLD please and thank you lol

 

[Paulie Gualtieri]

Arsenal might've been better off playing Spurs in January after all. Spurs didn't have Romero, Kulusevski and Bentancur then. Harry was pretty out of form too.

 

[Pavel Buchnevich]

Ramsdale could never.

 

[Rob]

The gunners are in command of their own fate here. No excuses not to win both matches.

 

[robertmac43]

Tomorrow is going to be a tough one for the stress. They can and should win these last 2 games.

 

[maclean]

If nothing else, this shows a bit of why I guess Xhaka gets so much trust from coaches:
Granit Xhaka claims some Arsenal teammates lack ‘balls to play’ after loss
But I hardly feel like he's the one that should be calling the rest of the team out when his own foul-ups are so frequently blatant

 

[luiginb]

Xhaka would benefit from less balls and more brain.

 

[Rob]

I wonder how toxic the crowd at Emirates will be on Sunday?

 

[Paulie Gualtieri]

All or Nothing is out. Just another propaganda piece.

 

[robertmac43]

I'm ready to watch this and feel the pain of last season all over again. Just like the TML All or Nothing from last year.

 

[Savant]

Who taught Arteta how to draw?

 

[VEGASKING]

The Spurs one was interesting, the City one I got through a few episodes and quit. I don't really want to watch but it should be good. Much better with teams going through ups and downs.

 

[Paulie Gualtieri]

Can't say I've watched the documentary, but from the clips I've seen Arteta seems pretty cringeworthy.

 

[bluesfan94]

Can't say I've watched the documentary, but from the clips I've seen Arteta seems pretty cringeworthy.

Spoken like a true spurs fan

 

[Brunkmeister]

Can't say I've watched the documentary, but from the clips I've seen Arteta seems pretty cringeworthy.

Yeah cause Contes ADHD on the sideline isn´t cringe at all.

 

[Scandale du Jour]

Spoken like a true spurs fan

Well, he ain't wrong.

I have watched the first three episodes and Arteta's motivational tactics are corny as f***.

He clearly read too many self-help and leadership for dummies books

I do like his human approach though. He has the right strategy, but his communication tactics are a little too "housewife looking for a purpose"-y.

He is a young manager and he will learn.

 

[bluesfan94]

Well, he ain't wrong.

I have watched the first three episodes and Arteta's motivational tactics are corny as f***.

He clearly read too many self-help and leadership for dummies books

I do like his human approach though. He has the right strategy, but his communication tactics are a little too "housewife looking for a purpose"-y.

He is a young manager and he will learn.

I've seen people on twitter (not just gooners) talk about how much they're liking arteta when they didn't expect to. It's all a matter of preference

 

[Scandale du Jour]

I've seen people on twitter (not just gooners) talk about how much they're liking arteta when they didn't expect to. It's all a matter of preference

Oh sure! I guess his stuff reasonates with some people. It just is not my cup of tea.

I do like his overall philosophy though. Very managerial (in the traditional sense, not necessarily sports-related). It is just the way he delivers the message I do not like. Too corny for me.

 

[Paulie Gualtieri]

Yeah cause Contes ADHD on the sideline isn´t cringe at all.

You call it ADHD, we call it passion.

 

[luiginb]

You call it ADHD, we call it passion.

Exactly! And let's be honest, what would a Swede know about passion

 

[Paulie Gualtieri]

Apparently the episodes covering Arsenal's collapse are out now. Might just catch them.