Theo Walcott, Cesc Fabregas, Robin Van Persie and Emmanuel Adebayor were all off their game yesterday. It is very difficult to win football matches with 40% of your first team not playing well
If I was Johan Djourou, I’d go up to Le Boss and quote the singer Lemar: "If there’s any justice in the world, I would be your man."
Everything was going through Ramsey. He started most of our attacks, he was always demanding the ball & his passing range was a pleasure to see. If Fabregas were to be injured for a sustained period
Is it me or does the go in hard and let them know you're there only get brought up when it is against Arsenal? I cannot count many times when I have heard a manager or player say this before they visit Old Trafford
Currently arguably one of our greatest strengths is our weakness ALL 5 strikers have parts of their game that warrant them to be included in the first 11
The summer hype about Jack Wilshere died down as Arsene Wenger kept his young starlet under wraps from the English media. Wenger has decided it is time to stir it back up again by raving about the 16 year old
Jack Wilshere had a great chance to either open the scoring of set up a team mate (remember the motivational letter young man, do what is best for the team!)
How can someone who is doing everything the 'correct' way be attacked like that. Arsene gets his teams to play the correct way, fairly without spending money that isn't his
Last season, Cesc had Flamini (dickhead). He was a no-frills, midfield warrior and would fight and chase down every ball. This freed up Cesc and allowed him the luxury of basically doing whatever he wanted
I expect Arsenal and Chelsea to win more games and draw less this season. Manchester United haven't really changed much this season apart from the capture of Berbatov from Tottenham