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Spot on. Arteta wanted Isak and Rodrygo as first choice, then Sesko and Mbuemo as second choice. This is a fact. Berta & co went 0/4 and gave him Gyok and Noni. Now the same people that were happy with the summer are blaming Arteta for these players. Hilarious fanbase.

What a donut 🤣🤣🤣

Twitter/X is willing to keep Communities for top streamers if those streamers are willing to multistream on X.

Kai Havertz has cost us the league before and he will do it again if he’s not left to rot on the bench.

🗣️ Tyler Adams (Bournemouth): “You could tell early on when they tried to play from the back that there was a sense of nervousness. It’s a difficult atmosphere to thrive in. As the opposition, it’s the best thing to hear.” ❌😬

Havertz remains the most misunderstood forward in world football. Havertz suffers from a false dichotomy … people reduce him to whether he delivers big moments, ignoring that he consistently performs in big occasions, and that misunderstanding is what leads to him being underrated but also incorrectly utilised. If you’re building a game plan where he is the ‘killer’ then you’re misguided as he is never ever going to be a reliable finisher but that doesn’t mean he can’t score. What he does give is world class link up play and pressing from the front and in the context of a cohesive unit where goals come from elsewhere ie imagine if he had a Mane and Salah either side of him, he wouldn’t be dunked down upon as he is now. I think Arsenal biggest issue is seeing him as the problem when the recruitment to supplement him has been flawed. Where is the 20-30 goal a season winger to get in behind and be the goalscorer? This is the equivalent of Liverpool putting a Firmino up front and expecting him to yield goals like Haaland despite his overall performance being good.

Arsene Wenger made the point last night about the importance of two-footed players & what a special player Glenn Hoddle was. Hoddle replied that Wenger’s trust in him as a playmaker at Monaco was “music to my ears”, as was instruction to focus on creating, not tackling back...1/2