Southgoat would have been proud of the Arsenal set-up. Unlike Arteta though, this was Southgoat’s only dimension/geared the Arsenal players were 100% committed to the plan.
So informative to listen to an analyst who understands more than the pablum of “too defensive”, etc. Adam always provides brilliant tactical analysis with simple clarity. Thanks
Thought raya was absolutely class ngl, been focusing on him more bcs of the big saves but his decisions on when to rush out and clear the ball and when to help the back 4 when they're being pressed are spot on. A very smart and competent keeper!!
I love the versatility and grit that Havertz brings to this team. He was everywhere doing everything and allows us to play different tactical styles. His engine is insane, bro is running the full 90 minutes end to end.
I think it was established that Odegaard was Arsenal's most hardworking player in the front press but it felt like it was Havertz time to shine with him out. I pray he starts to grow his on the ball ability because he hasn't necessarily grown that part of his game to a standard where I can have faith in him
"As an Arsenal Fan How does this make you feel?" PROUD! Watched my sons U9 lose 3-1 but the score deceives what we watched and all us losing parents hugged our kids in pride for the attitude. Similarly, Never been so Proud watching Defensive football by the gunners as if you can get a hatrick for defending
Hello, Great video to understand and learn Tactics thank you. I do not have access to all footage to see myself but It would be great to see or read more about Jorginho, Timber, Trossard and Martinelli. All I am reading and seeing is not great about them on this game. Would love to hear your prospective of how they played part in it.
Not only testiment to how much faith Arteta has in the individual skills of his players but also because those players have faith in Arteta's ability as a tactician and a manager.
That was an unbelievable win for us and this video just increased my confidence in Arteta. I'm no longer worriee about the squad unless we start seeing more injuries. Im confident he and Edu would of thought about it clearly. Its amazing to see how bought in the players are tohis ideas and tactics. We're truly lucky to have him
As a Spurs fan, we could have played all week and not scored. Arsenal unfortunately for us are just so much better and it doesn’t help that Spurs are unable to defend crosses.
You don't need to be a genius to beat Ange's Tottenham. Gary O'Neil set out the blueprint on Monday Night Football last year and since then everyone knows what to do. Ange has said he won't change for anyone and everyone has him figured out, so it's an easy win. Sit deep, stay narrow and compact, wait for the useless forwards to not hit a barn door and keep Son and Porro pinned back as they're the only players that can actually score. Then when they've flooded the midfield with practically the entire team, hit them high and wide then when the CBs come across, cut it back for an easy goal. Or if you don't want to do that just get a set piece, literally any set piece, the more you get, the more goals you score.
Love this, difficult to see these things during a tight and nerve racking game but the biggest take away is that Arteta has the tactical ability to solve a huge spectrum of challenges, even in the biggest games. I would argue that the only game he got wrong all last season was Fulham away. In every other game we lost he had us competing and often creating a ludicrous number of chances (WHU at home). He can’t score the goals for us but he cannot be blamed for our attackers not taking chances (Villa at home and away big examples of outplaying opponents but missing too many chances). He’s awesome, but as any Arsenal fan will tell you, we are so conditioned to clown show defending from the late Wenger and Emery eras that we cannot accept we have the best defence in Europe and still sit terrified in the latter stages of close games like yesterday when I imagine most neutrals couldn’t see Spurs scoring. Brilliant work. Thanks
Mate exactly this, I was waiting for the late collapse because we were sooo soft in the past that I still think we are the soft bullied team. Defensively we haven't been this great since 97/98.
Tottenham in this game could have been a team from the late wenger years. Dominating the ball, but hardly creating anything and give a stupid goal away from set piece (or counter attack)
@@robc1014 sometimes no matter how good you are football has a funny way of ignoring that. All it takes is some ricochets and panic in the box. Let me remind you that it was only last season that Luis Diaz scored ridiculously against us
What you've done with this since leaving whatculture is amazing! To step into such a noisy and crowded space as football youtube and manage to distinguish yourself as well as you have...massive tip of a massive cap to you sir! Also, COYG!
Arsenal fan I am. Brilliant analysis! When you watch a game you don't really notice the nuances that you picked up on. For me watching it live, I felt that we defended superbly, Timber was huge at blocking off the right, but they were all excellent. I was worried though about the spaces in the middle. Partey was slow at times and Jorginho was clearly knackered. Without a number 10 I was also worried about the lack of possession and how we were going to score. Spurs worked hard but couldn't find a way through. When we defended, we were very solid. A hard-fought win was how I saw it. Your point about the desire and discipline is what I'll take away from the game. Brilliant that we have that understanding and belief. We had a simple game plan that the players could follow; basically - defend together, stop them moving and hope for a break or set piece goal. Spurs were frustrated by that and when their plan wasn't working they didn't really have a plan B. So, maybe they lost belief and slacked off enough for the poor defending to let Gabriel get free at the right moment for the goal. He was a man possessed. Fantastic to see.
Is Martinelli good? Been watching him start for years and still can’t tell. Is he one of those guys with pace and a hard work ethic on a good team hiding in plain sight?
Artetas biggest strength is knowing the capabilities of this arsebal team and his opponents we see time and time again him setting up so the opposition have to beat us themselves thats why he forces teams outwide and fills the middle has done it twice against tottenham now and against man city last year he just let Gvardiol have the ball and cross it coz he knew he wouldnt ve very good at it
I'd love to see a video specifically on Timber and his involvement, He was my man of the match, The difference maker on the day. As a fan I'd say yes but we still have a lot of work to do, Still a few games without key players and that's a little worrying but as you mentioned it was the determination to track back to support one another and to fight for the ball that won them the game so I have full faith they can do it.
Raya is the better keeper but Ramsdale doesn't deserve to have ended up at Southampton where he will be exposed to some horendous defending infront of him and be faced with a volume of shots that makes errors inevitable, he's better than that and would help a lot of mid table teams and compete for an England spot, I still think he's a better keepr than Pickford. a second relegation will be hard to come back from and I don't expect we'll see him at a top half premier league team again, maybe not even in the premier league at all until he's just accpeted a senior back up role.
Can you do a video on nufc? Supposed to be slow starters under Howe, and performances show that. But somehow they have 10pts. Are things going to kick into gear or will their luck run out?
As an Arsenal fan I was worried all week going into this game due to the absences, but Mikel Arteta has shown how smart he is and how elite he's becoming by going into these games with the faith that what he's drilled into these players will always give us a chance he's turned my "Soft underbelly" Arsenal into an absolute unit of monsters that will fight every minute on the pitch for the team Don't get me wrong I'd like a few more signings in Jan to strengthen our depth but I have full faith and Trust in Arteta to lead us all the way big test this weekend though
Thank you Adam, sir. You have the best analysis of Arteta's Arsenal, always. You can read/watch many tactitos take on a game, but yours are always unique and special. Always learn something new and something that no one else picked up.
"Arsenal weren't defensive" Trossard's most touches on his heat map are on the edge of his own box. Saka and Martinelli playing wingbacks. If Solanke was a world class striker, then Tottenham go in at the break 1 up. Arsenal win with a badly defended corner. This was just modern park the bus football. Mourinho or Simeone would be proud of this.
This match showed that We know how to win matches in different ways That flexibility That “Stoke City” Arsenal Nd that “Wengerball” Arsenal I love it! We will witness the most haram ball next Sunday nd I can’t wait! 😂😂 Hopefully we leave with 3pts
This is a game Arsenal would have lost a season or two ago. Every year they evolve further under Arteta and now know how to win ugly. That's the sign of a champion team.
Great stuff Adam thankyou! Was thrilled with this result as an Arsenal fan, as an Aussie I am a bit worried for big Ange, he's a great manager and fella but I think Arteta exposed how important it is to have tactical flexibility depending on your opposition. Puts us in a really good space to face City next week and asks the question should we play in a similar way to beat them? They do struggle with low blocks sometimes, maybe it is all really about being Jose's 08 Chelsea after all. lol.
I've seen more than a few better North London Derbies, but I've got to say as a 50 year Gooner, with all the players out, this was up there with the best.
You must not have been listening. That tactical masterpiece kept ETH in the United job when he was already d..d man walking. What higher praise did you want?
The setup is deadlocking tactics that Tottenham can’t get through, this tactic is not for winning the game but to block Tottenham, however Arsenal win by set-pieces (corner) which is why they win
Arsenal's out of possession play was interesting. Think you can coin what they did as the "phase block". Extremely flexible (mostly by Jorgi, Trossard and Havertz) narrow squeezed shape when the opponents had the ball centrally then 2 on 2 defending from full backs and wingers when the opponents had the ball out wide. Possession rarely felt relaxed for Spurs even if they had lots of it because of Arsenal's dedication to block conventional paths
Spurs are literally beating themselves each time. Not clinical or creative enough with the amount they control the ball in the oppositions 3rd and not fixing the same persistent issues. The persistent issues aren't only set pieces, but they're too open and got very lucky with the chances they were given Arsenal...and other teams so far this season. You're not quite right about Maddison and he has played deeper in general with Udogie pushing higher. The idea is to get Maddison on the ball and be that creative pivit, but it then means when Spurs have the ball higher up the pitch it's not necessarily the players they'd want on the ball. It's not Arsenal that forced Maddison's position, but more by design. A player that impressed me for Arsenal was Saka. His work rate was phenomenal in that game and not only tracked back but was effective in winning the ball. Spurs are just way too predictable in that teams know that there is SO much space on the wings and Arsenal did really well exploiting that, but most teams do and will do as it's easy haha
I think it was an Arteta masterclass, both in tactics and in getting his players to buy in. The players know they are on to something, so they are willing to listen to the gaffer to get it done.
this game was a changer man. They started very very shakey but after the 20 mins it seemed like they got it under control and let Spurs have the ball. Great video and great content!
Arsenal defended very well. Is that a surprise? They worked hard enough to deserve a 0-0 draw. Why has there been so little focus on the way Romero was marking Gabriel? I have no experience at playing football but I do have experience as a basketball defender. To me, it should have been EASY for Romero to defend Gabriel, especially when pushing your opponent is legal. Romero's starting position should have been further to the right. Obviously, my football defensive knowledge is not up to speed. What am I missing?
Been tapping F5 hysterically until this episode turned up. Thanks for the explanation I already new to 100%... NOT! 😂 Keep up the good work, enjoyable as always 😃
Southgoat would have been proud of the Arsenal set-up. Unlike Arteta though, this was Southgoat’s only dimension/geared the Arsenal players were 100% committed to the plan.
Another cracking analysis Adam! Best football summaries on YT👌
the amount of work that must go into analyzing games to make videos like this. Thanks.
So informative to listen to an analyst who understands more than the pablum of “too defensive”, etc. Adam always provides brilliant tactical analysis with simple clarity. Thanks
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Thought raya was absolutely class ngl, been focusing on him more bcs of the big saves but his decisions on when to rush out and clear the ball and when to help the back 4 when they're being pressed are spot on. A very smart and competent keeper!!
I love that we can adapt to a number of situations and still have a solid game plan
Love your content, not many people mentioned about Arsenal not playing from the back against Spurs. It was a great tactical win for Arteta
I love the versatility and grit that Havertz brings to this team. He was everywhere doing everything and allows us to play different tactical styles. His engine is insane, bro is running the full 90 minutes end to end.
I think he’s got a shout of being the Premeir League’s most improved player over the last 12 months
@@FourFourTwolove the videos thank you so much
I think it was established that Odegaard was Arsenal's most hardworking player in the front press but it felt like it was Havertz time to shine with him out. I pray he starts to grow his on the ball ability because he hasn't necessarily grown that part of his game to a standard where I can have faith in him
Not to mention he started both international games in the days before as well
And to think of all the stick he got when he signed and in his first few matches . Arteta Knows 🙂
Well done lads. A big shout for this excellent analysis 👏
Brilliant breakdown
"As an Arsenal Fan How does this make you feel?"
PROUD!
Watched my sons U9 lose 3-1 but the score deceives what we watched and all us losing parents hugged our kids in pride for the attitude.
Similarly, Never been so Proud watching Defensive football by the gunners as if you can get a hatrick for defending
A Masterclass!
Brilliant breakdown! Great work. Btw, we need that Jurren Timber video.
Every game we're seeing a little more of what he can bring. Cauliflower who?!? 🤣🤣
A dodgeball quote and a Jurien Timber mock-up Lauren shirt from 2005, where he scored a pen away at Tottenham, just lovely.
This is just brilliant video
Great Arsenal Video, great analysis.. keep up the arsenal vids!
Would like to see that timber vid good idea
Loved the fight from the players, but not comfortable compromising that much. Almost had a heartattack.
That Timber 04/05 jersey is 🔥🔥🔥
Just feels right somehow 😅
Hello, Great video to understand and learn Tactics thank you. I do not have access to all footage to see myself but It would be great to see or read more about Jorginho, Timber, Trossard and Martinelli. All I am reading and seeing is not great about them on this game. Would love to hear your prospective of how they played part in it.
A 👍 specifically for the T90 winter ball in the background cabinet.
A great win for The Gunners
Not only testiment to how much faith Arteta has in the individual skills of his players but also because those players have faith in Arteta's ability as a tactician and a manager.
When FourFourTwo explains the 4-4-2 formation.
Never underestimate the heart of a CHAMPION
Not only was Odegaard’s void felt as a keeper, it was also felt as a captain.
This is analytics personified 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
A dual false 9 is obviously a false 18. Ill let you take claim to that one before everyones doing a false 18 next season...
Had the same thought. Spot on.
Or a false 81 depending on how they combine! 🤣🤣🤣
I'll see myself out.
@therealking6202 Or false 1 for the same reason
@@LawrenceHermes Touche! 🤣🤣🤣
These are the threads I'm here for 😂
Real CHARACTER win for Arsenal
Sean dyche masterclass from arsenal 😂. All men behind the ball and score from a set piece 😂
Great to see Arsenal have such an effective Plan B
That was an unbelievable win for us and this video just increased my confidence in Arteta. I'm no longer worriee about the squad unless we start seeing more injuries. Im confident he and Edu would of thought about it clearly. Its amazing to see how bought in the players are tohis ideas and tactics. We're truly lucky to have him
Theres some games I watch and I'm like how the fuck did that happen? Then I watch these videos and feel like I was blind before.
Try this against cty
Very similar to ten hag with Bruno and mount
This is proof that the team have bought into Arteta's gameplan. 👏🏻
"omg they parked the bus. How innovative!!!!!"
As a Spurs fan, we could have played all week and not scored. Arsenal unfortunately for us are just so much better and it doesn’t help that Spurs are unable to defend crosses.
Do more analysis. Be good training for opposition training materials for managers!
I have learned to trust Mikel
I said before the game we needed to attack more direct without Rice and Ødegaard.
You don't need to be a genius to beat Ange's Tottenham. Gary O'Neil set out the blueprint on Monday Night Football last year and since then everyone knows what to do. Ange has said he won't change for anyone and everyone has him figured out, so it's an easy win. Sit deep, stay narrow and compact, wait for the useless forwards to not hit a barn door and keep Son and Porro pinned back as they're the only players that can actually score. Then when they've flooded the midfield with practically the entire team, hit them high and wide then when the CBs come across, cut it back for an easy goal. Or if you don't want to do that just get a set piece, literally any set piece, the more you get, the more goals you score.
Love this, difficult to see these things during a tight and nerve racking game but the biggest take away is that Arteta has the tactical ability to solve a huge spectrum of challenges, even in the biggest games. I would argue that the only game he got wrong all last season was Fulham away. In every other game we lost he had us competing and often creating a ludicrous number of chances (WHU at home). He can’t score the goals for us but he cannot be blamed for our attackers not taking chances (Villa at home and away big examples of outplaying opponents but missing too many chances). He’s awesome, but as any Arsenal fan will tell you, we are so conditioned to clown show defending from the late Wenger and Emery eras that we cannot accept we have the best defence in Europe and still sit terrified in the latter stages of close games like yesterday when I imagine most neutrals couldn’t see Spurs scoring. Brilliant work. Thanks
So right about being conditioned to see shaky defences. Slowly getting used to seeing solid performances over and over at the back
You are very welcome
Mate exactly this, I was waiting for the late collapse because we were sooo soft in the past that I still think we are the soft bullied team. Defensively we haven't been this great since 97/98.
Tottenham in this game could have been a team from the late wenger years. Dominating the ball, but hardly creating anything and give a stupid goal away from set piece (or counter attack)
@@robc1014 sometimes no matter how good you are football has a funny way of ignoring that. All it takes is some ricochets and panic in the box. Let me remind you that it was only last season that Luis Diaz scored ridiculously against us
Another great breakdown that was energetic, informative, and entertaining. I look forward to your videos, Adam. Keep up the great work!
What you've done with this since leaving whatculture is amazing! To step into such a noisy and crowded space as football youtube and manage to distinguish yourself as well as you have...massive tip of a massive cap to you sir!
Also, COYG!
That is it Arsenal
I enjoy these tactical masterclass performances as much as exhilarating football. It’s great to be able to adapt to whatever is needed.
Arsenal fan I am. Brilliant analysis! When you watch a game you don't really notice the nuances that you picked up on. For me watching it live, I felt that we defended superbly, Timber was huge at blocking off the right, but they were all excellent. I was worried though about the spaces in the middle. Partey was slow at times and Jorginho was clearly knackered. Without a number 10 I was also worried about the lack of possession and how we were going to score. Spurs worked hard but couldn't find a way through. When we defended, we were very solid. A hard-fought win was how I saw it. Your point about the desire and discipline is what I'll take away from the game. Brilliant that we have that understanding and belief. We had a simple game plan that the players could follow; basically - defend together, stop them moving and hope for a break or set piece goal. Spurs were frustrated by that and when their plan wasn't working they didn't really have a plan B. So, maybe they lost belief and slacked off enough for the poor defending to let Gabriel get free at the right moment for the goal. He was a man possessed. Fantastic to see.
You say Tottenham have improved defending corners but Vicario still looks like a flailing fish if there's any kind of good delivery in the box
Most entertaining and informative tactical analysis anywhere. I end up watching vids about other teams not just my own coz the vids are top tier!
This video should be showed to fans whi were complaining about the Arsenal attack being weak.
I love watching your tactical videos. I've learnt so much. Please never stop making them.
Tbh I was expecting a 0:2 final score. Martinelli had it on the plate. spurs are just a top 10 side.
Is Martinelli good? Been watching him start for years and still can’t tell. Is he one of those guys with pace and a hard work ethic on a good team hiding in plain sight?
Adam forgot his pop filter :D
Artetas biggest strength is knowing the capabilities of this arsebal team and his opponents we see time and time again him setting up so the opposition have to beat us themselves thats why he forces teams outwide and fills the middle has done it twice against tottenham now and against man city last year he just let Gvardiol have the ball and cross it coz he knew he wouldnt ve very good at it
I'd love to see a video specifically on Timber and his involvement, He was my man of the match, The difference maker on the day.
As a fan I'd say yes but we still have a lot of work to do, Still a few games without key players and that's a little worrying but as you mentioned it was the determination to track back to support one another and to fight for the ball that won them the game so I have full faith they can do it.
What a keeper!
Glad someone noticed
@@FourFourTwo I think he meant Raya. Badum Tssh.
Dual False 9s is Big Man Little Man False 18s
I'm in the US and I love watching Premier League matches but without an ounce of sophistication that you bring to your analysis. Rock on !
I was like you about 10 years ago. Your knowledge of the sport will grow immensely
I think Raya is basically Ramsdale without the extra drama; super focused!
Raya is the better keeper but Ramsdale doesn't deserve to have ended up at Southampton where he will be exposed to some horendous defending infront of him and be faced with a volume of shots that makes errors inevitable, he's better than that and would help a lot of mid table teams and compete for an England spot, I still think he's a better keepr than Pickford.
a second relegation will be hard to come back from and I don't expect we'll see him at a top half premier league team again, maybe not even in the premier league at all until he's just accpeted a senior back up role.
I think Ramsdale *might* still be the better shot stopper, but Raya's passing and cross claiming is just a different level
@@bighamster2no way is Ramsdale a better shot stopper. Hes a spaz
@@FLORIDA_MAN_813😂
Can you do a video on nufc? Supposed to be slow starters under Howe, and performances show that. But somehow they have 10pts.
Are things going to kick into gear or will their luck run out?
VG. And, yes, Timber is the real deal.
As an Arsenal fan I was worried all week going into this game due to the absences, but Mikel Arteta has shown how smart he is and how elite he's becoming by going into these games with the faith that what he's drilled into these players will always give us a chance he's turned my "Soft underbelly" Arsenal into an absolute unit of monsters that will fight every minute on the pitch for the team
Don't get me wrong I'd like a few more signings in Jan to strengthen our depth but I have full faith and Trust in Arteta to lead us all the way big test this weekend though
Thank you Adam, sir. You have the best analysis of Arteta's Arsenal, always. You can read/watch many tactitos take on a game, but yours are always unique and special. Always learn something new and something that no one else picked up.
Kings of London...
"Arsenal weren't defensive"
Trossard's most touches on his heat map are on the edge of his own box. Saka and Martinelli playing wingbacks.
If Solanke was a world class striker, then Tottenham go in at the break 1 up.
Arsenal win with a badly defended corner. This was just modern park the bus football. Mourinho or Simeone would be proud of this.
Good
This match showed that
We know how to win matches in different ways
That flexibility
That “Stoke City” Arsenal
Nd that “Wengerball” Arsenal
I love it!
We will witness the most haram ball next Sunday nd I can’t wait! 😂😂
Hopefully we leave with 3pts
This is a game Arsenal would have lost a season or two ago. Every year they evolve further under Arteta and now know how to win ugly. That's the sign of a champion team.
Great stuff Adam thankyou! Was thrilled with this result as an Arsenal fan, as an Aussie I am a bit worried for big Ange, he's a great manager and fella but I think Arteta exposed how important it is to have tactical flexibility depending on your opposition. Puts us in a really good space to face City next week and asks the question should we play in a similar way to beat them? They do struggle with low blocks sometimes, maybe it is all really about being Jose's 08 Chelsea after all. lol.
crazy how much i detested the park the bus back then but now i can admit its very useful in some situations 😭
I've seen more than a few better North London Derbies, but I've got to say as a 50 year Gooner, with all the players out,
this was up there with the best.
It's the history of the Tottenham. (Tottanham fan here, life sucks)
Genius was just a corner header by gabriel, wow…😅
Arteta is a genius. Just unfortunate to be up against the Albert Einstein of football.
Didn’t hear the same praises for Ten Hag after the same masterclass against City…
You must not have been listening. That tactical masterpiece kept ETH in the United job when he was already d..d man walking. What higher praise did you want?
We don't play beautiful like we did under Wenger but Arteta's dynamic style and tactical awareness is such a joy to watch.
The setup is deadlocking tactics that Tottenham can’t get through, this tactic is not for winning the game but to block Tottenham, however Arsenal win by set-pieces (corner) which is why they win
Arsenal's out of possession play was interesting. Think you can coin what they did as the "phase block". Extremely flexible (mostly by Jorgi, Trossard and Havertz) narrow squeezed shape when the opponents had the ball centrally then 2 on 2 defending from full backs and wingers when the opponents had the ball out wide. Possession rarely felt relaxed for Spurs even if they had lots of it because of Arsenal's dedication to block conventional paths
Kai Havertz, The Jack of All Trades
Feel happier that 1-0 to the Arsenal is a always possibility whenever we play now.
Spurs are literally beating themselves each time. Not clinical or creative enough with the amount they control the ball in the oppositions 3rd and not fixing the same persistent issues. The persistent issues aren't only set pieces, but they're too open and got very lucky with the chances they were given Arsenal...and other teams so far this season. You're not quite right about Maddison and he has played deeper in general with Udogie pushing higher. The idea is to get Maddison on the ball and be that creative pivit, but it then means when Spurs have the ball higher up the pitch it's not necessarily the players they'd want on the ball. It's not Arsenal that forced Maddison's position, but more by design. A player that impressed me for Arsenal was Saka. His work rate was phenomenal in that game and not only tracked back but was effective in winning the ball. Spurs are just way too predictable in that teams know that there is SO much space on the wings and Arsenal did really well exploiting that, but most teams do and will do as it's easy haha
This just pisses on MOTD analysis
It was nice to have an easy warm up game before we play City!
Brilliant breakdown of the tactics and how it was carried out 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Where is this guy from? I know him
This guy is top😅
Brilliant Adam, love your analysis, great job.
I think it was an Arteta masterclass, both in tactics and in getting his players to buy in. The players know they are on to something, so they are willing to listen to the gaffer to get it done.
this game was a changer man. They started very very shakey but after the 20 mins it seemed like they got it under control and let Spurs have the ball. Great video and great content!
I didn't like that gameplan. It worked. We have a great defense, and everyone worked very hard. I think we can beat Spurs the usual way.
The genius way the ref gave Arsenal the win by not sending Timber off for a clear over the ball tackle you mean… 🙄
Arsenal defended very well. Is that a surprise? They worked hard enough to deserve a 0-0 draw. Why has there been so little focus on the way Romero was marking Gabriel? I have no experience at playing football but I do have experience as a basketball defender. To me, it should have been EASY for Romero to defend Gabriel, especially when pushing your opponent is legal. Romero's starting position should have been further to the right. Obviously, my football defensive knowledge is not up to speed. What am I missing?
If this was Mourinho, it would be called parking the bus, not genius or masterful
What a great comment section lol positive feedback instead of the troll buzz , fair play all , Nwaneri scores or at least assists v Atalanta 👌🔥
Been tapping F5 hysterically until this episode turned up. Thanks for the explanation I already new to 100%... NOT! 😂 Keep up the good work, enjoyable as always 😃
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Genuinely the best analysis and breakdown as always
Great intro, watched it twice
I never missed out 442 Adam Clery analysis for Arsenal games. Such a thorough and eye opening analysis each time!