Apparently some top Italian journo who broke the Calafiori story is saying we are interested in Vlahovic
What's this, the third time today?![]()
If you were a vibrator you’d say the exact same thing…
4-4-2 with big nasty bastards up top and speedy wingers crossing into the boxTime for Dyche imo.
Flat back four, pump it to the target man and save the season while we still can.
Club needs to back him with DCL and Doucoure.
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I wanted Flick in Arsenal, even before Inzaghi.Mental how far they came under Flick, Madrid got annihilated.
He also was given one signing and the guy been 50% injured and 50% unregistered. Weird how the team is still looking much improved from last season's 2nd place finish with no additions
It would be a great viral campaign tbhI wanted Flick in Arsenal, even before Inzaghi.
Don’t know what to make of this tbh.
Firstly, you have to be sceptical of these Twitter stats, but you can see this in the way we play.
Along with City, we most likely do come up against the highest amount of low blocks, so naturally have to build out wide.
Secondary, it confirms how reliant we are on the right hand side. Stop that and you stop Arsenal.
Our wingers are hugging the touchline. It might help if they are closer to goal, especially Martinelli.Aren’t they reading the graph wrong? 7% is on par with Liverpool and City, better than Chelsea.
Half spaces are what’s significantly lower than everyone else.
Don’t know what to make of this tbh.
Firstly, you have to be sceptical of these Twitter stats, but you can see this in the way we play.
Along with City, we most likely do come up against the highest amount of low blocks, so naturally have to build out wide.
Secondary, it confirms how reliant we are on the right hand side. Stop that and you stop Arsenal.
It has been debated a lot in this forum that it would help if our wingers operate closer to the goal, not so close to the touchline.The Twitter dude is wrong, this has nothing to do with Saka getting doubled up on. Doesn't mean it's not a potential worry, but it speaks more about your lack of direct passing through the middle in transitions than it does about your overall setup.
The "central space" part of the graph is incredibly misleading - notice how all the top teams in that stat a very direct teams using transitions as their main threat? Those teams don't face the same amount of incredibly compact mid/low blocks on a weekly basis, nor do they care about ball retention in the same way.
The main worry on that graph is the lack of half-space penetration, because that is how you unsettle modern defenses and - in Arsenal's case - stop teams from being able to double up on Saka in the way teams do. Having so little thread in the half-spaces is why you see Saka and Martinelli getting isolated 2vs1 because teams aren't actively fearing someone exploiting the space they leave behind by doing so.
You know the truth about that account and this xDI was posting about yorchie44
Yea we know. Don't start acting all pelotudo again with this acc'tYou know the truth about that account and this xD
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Arteta doesn't make it easy to me. It is hard to stay calm and not becoming insane watching his managing and set piece football.Yea we know. Don't start acting all pelotudo again with this acc't![]()