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Mikel Arteta: Managerial Royalty

Pyres7

Well-Known Member
We always drop off when we score and I honestly dont think the players are being instructed to do that. That being said, I dont see Arteta out there raging at them for not keeping a high tempo.
It's happened consistently throughout Arteta's tenure. If he doesn't want them to do it why is he not getting the message through to the players? I almost don't want us to score too early because we all know we're going to retreat instead of dominating and killing the game off.
 

Riou

In The Winchester, Waiting For This To Blow Over

Country: Northern Ireland
His post match interviews after we lose are awful, almost as bad as all the Athletic puff pieces.
 

Sniper Mik

Not a Closet Sp**s Fan
I just don't buy this perception of "dropping off". A drop off would mean we have some sustained spell of good attacking moments. There wasn't anything of that tonight. We caught a break cause De Gea was in fetal position. But we played exactly the same before and after the goal - unable to string more than 3 progressive passes together and go back to Ramsdale.
 

Nyctophobia

Established Member
I haven't looked on here for a long time but I was a little surprised to see such a massive Arteta out crowd, I especially this season feel like I understand what he wants us to do, we're actually pretty ambitious when we're attacking, we move forward with most of our players and we stand high, and he's built a really promising defense but not all of our players have been playing well enough, especially some our experienced players have been letting us down greatly I feel.

I'm still patient because I knew there would be growing pains and we still need to replace 3-4 players imo, I think with the players we have he's been doing a decent job, he's worked to fix what he thought was the most important to fix that being the defense (which I agree with) and trust the veteran players in our squad to do the job for now, but they're not doing it.

I don't feel like I can ask much more of him to be perfectly honest, there's game tactics during the game (subs and such) that I'm not always happy with, but ultimately I don't feel like our squad is good enough, the young players need more experience and many of the older players aren't up for the job, it's a real shame because I feel like we're not that far off from playing to our potential as we are right now.
 

Riou

In The Winchester, Waiting For This To Blow Over

Country: Northern Ireland
Auba and Ødegaard together, was never gonna work in a match like this.

Arteta has gotten the teams wrong in pretty much every big away game this season.
 

samspade

"You said I said" detection expert at your service
Arteta bottled this by playing Elneny and moving Partey to the left side of mf, Bad message to send to the team.
 

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