9 04, 2018

Arsenal getting attack right, defence wrong, against Southampton

By |2018-04-09T08:13:35+01:00April 9th, 2018|Arsenal FC, Attack, Defence, gooners, Gunners, Match Review, premier league|1 Comment

Happy Monday folks. It's a wet and drizzly one in West London and has pretty much been like that since Saturday but I'll not let that get me down. After all Arsenal notched another win, got three more goals, we saw Aubameyang get on the score sheet yet again, Welbeck even notched a few, so [...]

7 04, 2018

Wrapping Arsenal players in wool, but not too much, because we want to see them

By |2018-04-08T13:24:15+01:00April 7th, 2018|Arsenal, Arsenal FC, Arsene Wenger, Attack, Europa League, injuries, premier league|0 Comments

As we all wait with baited breath on the injury to Mkhitaryan, my mind has already started to shift to tomorrow's game against Southampton and wonder what happens if our Armenian has suffered the suspected medial ligament damage that Arsene spoke about immediately after the game on Thursday night, then it really will be a race [...]

4 04, 2018

Arsenal should say ‘screw it’ and experiment

By |2018-04-04T07:49:58+01:00April 4th, 2018|Arsenal FC, Arsene Wenger, Attack, Europa League, Formation, gooners, Gunners, Tactics|0 Comments

On Sunday before the game I posted my preferred line up which included Özil, Lacazette, Aubameyang and Mkhitaryan, with our number 10s starting on paper out wide although in all honesty in my mind I saw it as a very fluid system. I remember writing years ago about Rosicky and his mobility (when not on [...]

2 04, 2018

A grind, but a win, with some confidence boosters for Arsenal

By |2018-04-02T10:43:29+01:00April 2nd, 2018|Arsenal FC, Attack, Defence, gooners, Gunners, Match Review, premier league|0 Comments

Sometimes football can be a real grind. To play, to coach, to manage, it can be a right old slog and when The Management's family came into the kitchen yesterday at halftime - gingerly entering wondering in what mood I'd be in - all I could really report was that the first half had felt [...]

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