GunnerInPluto
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Iwobi has the highest number of assist in the EPL this season so far. Top marks.
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EPL | Hull City v Arsenal | 17th of September at 15:00 (GMT)
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Letter of the law says it's Alexis'.
bojed
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Even if we win 40-1 against a 3-man Hull, I will still celebrate it like nobody else's business.
Special shoutout for Xhaka. He pulled that shot off while literally walking as slow as he could around the pitch
Special shoutout for Xhaka. He pulled that shot off while literally walking as slow as he could around the pitch
nicky47
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Completely missed the game, but very pleased with the final result. A must 3 points... How was Mustafi by the way guys?
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How many?
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@carlito'sway you have this bad habit of being a bit of a **** to people you disagree with.
Allow it fam.
Allow it fam.
Uncle Good-Advice
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If there's a team that can make a thorough 4-1 victory entertaining (for neutral) or nail-biting (for fans) - then it's us... or maybe it's just me?
Happy with the win!
Happy with the win!
RUS arsenal
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Not sure why Coq-Cazorla are being blamed for the PSG performance...
Our defensive problems were mostly due to a disconnect between Mustafi and the rest of the defense (not surprising considering he only had a week with the team at that point) and our offensive problems were mostly down to Alexis still getting used to the CF role as well as a dip in form for Özil. There was no movement in the final 3rd. Cazorla was getting them the ball putting them in good positions to attack but the front 5 just couldn't get anything going until the shape was changed back to what they are used to. In fact Coq was the only one providing any offensive outlet because the others just stood there looking at each other constantly giving the ball away cheaply.
We had a lot of problems in that game, but Coq and especially Cazorla were not one of them.
berric
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The best team since 03/04 and they can't be too fussed. Will there be a match in which we take a lead and not switch off after we concede?
Yeah, yeah, I know that we won by 3 goals and all, but I am not liking how our defense is always left exposed with 3-4 simple touches from the teams like Hull City.
This team has all the attributes to be successful. Just a little bit more tactical discipline, awareness and motivation. I hope someone can drill it into their minds.
Yeah, yeah, I know that we won by 3 goals and all, but I am not liking how our defense is always left exposed with 3-4 simple touches from the teams like Hull City.
This team has all the attributes to be successful. Just a little bit more tactical discipline, awareness and motivation. I hope someone can drill it into their minds.
mug
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With Xhaka and Mustafi, I really think we have quietly had a really great transfer season.
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I had similar feeling during match, especially on second half. Although we were in solid lead at 2-0, we huffed and puffed by making way too many errors and wrong decisions on final third. Unfortunately despite having a man advantage, we were never ruthless enough to put the game beyond sight early on.
If we played with same rhythm as in second half at v. PSG, we could've win this by 6-7 goals.
Proof
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Exactly. We get too comfortable at times and then lethargy sets in till we concede a goal. It ultimately comes down to tactical discipline and strategy, just like you said. There aren't many Premier League players I would swap for our current options.
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Had to miss the game again today but watched MOTD. The passing was slick at times but still not clinical yet. Sanchez penalty was poor, if that went in it could have been a rout but nervousness persisted at 1-0 with Carzola risking a sending off.
In the end it came good, considering Hull almost held United and beat Leicester and Swansea. We've got to keep winning, shadowing Man C until they faulter.
In the end it came good, considering Hull almost held United and beat Leicester and Swansea. We've got to keep winning, shadowing Man C until they faulter.
Country: England
Player:Saliba
The West Ham match was shocking. Left themselves wide open on numerous occasions. People on here wanting Bilic to replace Wenger last season
STYLEZ
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City looking really good we'll know the real story when they play their ties against Barcelona.
both quality players and will improve our side massively. both leaders too.
Country: England
Player:Saliba
They looked outstanding. Need them to draw or lose a couple of games because when the confidence builds that's when the title train really gets rolling.
Shows how poor Mourhino is, to let De Bruyne go in 2014 - said he wasn't good enough
can't believe MOTD ignored Alex Iwobi performance today if it was Rashford or some English lad they'll wet themselves.
berric
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Did MOTD try to make a silent agenda of how Cazorla should've been sent off? So many unnecessary wasted precious highlight time.
Yeah, anti-Arsenal bias is real for years now.
So many unnecessary wasted precious highlight time.Yeah, anti-Arsenal bias is real for years now.
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