One thing i think needs a lot of work is the lack of depth and versatility we show going forward, as we assail opponents by constantly passing the ball around trying to find a perfect space, and because of this we suffer against the other top teams
Emmanuel Eboue has been speaking very highly about Theo, saying that he can be the best player in England if he works hard, that could be so, but in the meantime he should be left to improve and develop his game
There was also pressure from the Arsenal faithful who all wanted to see what Eriksson had seen in the young sensation to unplug him from Wenger’s protective wings while excluding a player like Defoe
It will be interesting to see what decision Wenger makes on Sagna and Eboue. As well as Eboue played on Saturday, and yes he was fantastic, I think Sagna's defensive contribution needs to be acknowledged. We have had problems with being caught on the break
Emmanuel Eboue. He was direct, full of energy and gave the side a dynamic outlet. As a talent, he is hugely underestimated. Full of ability, speed and tricks. Theo Walcott would do well to watch him closely. Rarely gives a pass away
Coincedentially, this same fixture took place on the 21st February 2009, only a day later than the fixture today. That was a very frustrating afternoon as our players continued to bang their heads against the Sunderland brick wall
Lukasz Fabianski is a talented young keeper who will be prone to errors. Mistakes are not exclusive to goalkeepers. Fabianski will have to take the same road as the likes of Alex Song, Abou Diaby
The spotlight has been on Denilson for the last couple of months, he hasn't been at his best since his most recent set back. We do not know how fit he is and if his injury has completely healed or not
I am wondering what the plan is for a Chamakh. The 4-3-3 only allows for one center forward and that center forward is Van Persie. After his huge success in that role, Wenger would be crazy to move him to a new position after he has adapted so well to the role
I bet the figures are clearly in favour of Mr Alexandre Song Who would have thought that after the Euro 2008? I think resting Arshavin could be a positive, using the industrious work of both Tomas Rosicky and Samir Nasri from wide