patrick42uk
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Loved Theo's finish. He and Samir have made serious strides forward this year. They make a case for Wengers philosphy.
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EPL - Tottenham vs Arsenal - Wed 20th April 7:45pm - SS1
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outlaw_member
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Anything resembling Titi is lovable.
I agree with Big Poppa, Theo needs to be more aggressive when there isn't much space to exploit. He ends up playing like a traditional winger when posed with a deep lying defence.
I agree with Big Poppa, Theo needs to be more aggressive when there isn't much space to exploit. He ends up playing like a traditional winger when posed with a deep lying defence.
Floating
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I thought Theo was magnificent in the first half. His goal and assist to Robin were both top class.
eye4goal
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Yeah Theo needs to produce more when space is at a premium. He only scored in two home games this season (Blackpool and Chelsea). It will come with time but we do need someone with different attributes for next season
GaelForce22
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He's got a lot of areas to improve on but is now vital to our game, I'd argue he's had a better season (when fit obviously) than Bale or Nasri. 12 goals, 9 assists and counting.
Good stat/point, hadn't realised that. Our home form has been absolutely shocking this year, weird how different that's been from last season.eye4goal said:
Floating
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Wow, 12 goals, 9 assists is great for a winger who's played half a season.
GOONER1991
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It's probably most telling about this team, that when we were 3-1 up, I didn't expect us to win the game, and I wasn't even frustrated when Tottenham came back to 3-3 because I had expected it... I just realised how unsurprised I was.
Spork
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Agree with ANZAC, nothing surprises me any more. 
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Another painful game to watch. With our best team available, our "super six" at our disposal, we are lucky not to lose to our rivals. Raises a few interesting questions doesnt it?
Anyway, we were lucky not to lose this one, our midfield totally overrun during the second half, it was Wenger's tactical incompetence shown up again. Watching Gallas wanting to knock us out of the game with so much gusto and the response from our players said it all really. No desire to do what really needs to be done.
Frail mindsets will not disappear. It might be hidden again when the pressure dies down and we will all begin to believe again as we breaking this and that record but bear in mind what we have been shown again this year. No change and we will enter year seven
Anyway, we were lucky not to lose this one, our midfield totally overrun during the second half, it was Wenger's tactical incompetence shown up again. Watching Gallas wanting to knock us out of the game with so much gusto and the response from our players said it all really. No desire to do what really needs to be done.
Frail mindsets will not disappear. It might be hidden again when the pressure dies down and we will all begin to believe again as we breaking this and that record but bear in mind what we have been shown again this year. No change and we will enter year seven
