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Granit Xhaka: Swiss Army Knife or Blunt Tool?

Will Xhaka be here after the summer window?

  • Yes

    Votes: 38 55.1%
  • No

    Votes: 31 44.9%

  • Total voters
    69
  • Poll closed .
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Manberg

Predator
Switzerland’s schedule:

Wednesday: Croatia (h)
Saturday: Spain (a)
Tuesday: Germany (h)


That’s brutal. Doubly so for their captain.
 

RunTheTrap

Kai Havertz Offense League
Arsenal play their best football when this Swiss Cheese isn’t playing, there’s no way Xhaka would have made that run Elneny made for Saka’s goal. As soon as he comes on we concede and lose control. I’m not worried though, sooner or later, Xhaka will do what he does best and ruin things for everyone else but this time Arteta will have enough of him. Here’s hoping.
 

Monstar-Gunn4r

Established Member
Arsenal play their best football when this Swiss Cheese isn’t playing, there’s no way Xhaka would have made that run Elneny made for Saka’s goal. As soon as he comes on we concede and lose control. I’m not worried though, sooner or later, Xhaka will do what he does best and ruin things for everyone else but this time Arteta will have enough of him. Here’s hoping.

Tough to know where Arteta sees Xhaka but the fact hes been looking for midfielders would suggest not in the first 11.
 

Manberg

Predator
Arsenal play their best football when this Swiss Cheese isn’t playing, there’s no way Xhaka would have made that run Elneny made for Saka’s goal. As soon as he comes on we concede and lose control. I’m not worried though, sooner or later, Xhaka will do what he does best and ruin things for everyone else but this time Arteta will have enough of him. Here’s hoping.

:lol: Xhaka made runs like that against Fulham. Blaming Xhaka for conceding the goal is stupid.
 

Monstar-Gunn4r

Established Member
Imagine blaming anyone for that goal besides maybe Tierney :lol:

From memory I'd blame Luiz for not getting out quick enough, not sure what Xhaka was doing but it was probably the zone he was meant to be in, I would like to see it again though before I start pointing fingers. Tierney is going to be beaten every now and again if you can even call that being beaten.
 

blaze_of_glory

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From memory I'd blame Luiz for not getting out quick enough, not sure what Xhaka was doing but it was probably the zone he was meant to be in, I would like to see it again though before I start pointing fingers. Tierney is going to be beaten every now and again if you can even call that being beaten.
Yeah I don't really think anyone should be blamed too harshly for it, it was a great shot. Could always have been closed down better but those kind of goals are going to happen.
 

Mrs Bergkamp

Double Dusted
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From memory I'd blame Luiz for not getting out quick enough, not sure what Xhaka was doing but it was probably the zone he was meant to be in, I would like to see it again though before I start pointing fingers. Tierney is going to be beaten every now and again if you can even call that being beaten.
Playing devil's advocate, Tierney should have closed down. Luiz was nowhere. Leno was too far to his left. Xhaka gets the blame for a clearance that Pepe lost to the defender (no chance for Pepe) that started the counter from which they scored. I'm looking forward to seeing how he does vs Spain and Germany especially.
 
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