

It was a bad time to concede (as I guess all goals you let in are) because we were the better side at that point. For us to turn it around at that stage, we would have needed improvement going forward and not to make anymore defensive mistakes. Honestly, we got neither. On 56' we dropped the pistol and instead pulled out the shotgun and blew off our foot. Davis in the side in place of the suspended Schneiderlin, took down a long pass in the box superbly and cut the ball back but Debuchy had taken the sting out of the cross and would have been able to swing his left foot at the ball and clear the danger but Szczesny intervened and poked it straight to Tadic who probably couldn't believe his luck. 2-0.

We have our first choice back four for the FIRST time this season. That is worth putting in caps if you ask me. Either Rosicky or Cazorla will play wide left in attack. Interested to see how Calum does in midfield. A good performance from him could be make Arsene reconsider buying in that position... I can feel the trembling from all the way over here.

Six points out of six for the crisis club Arsenal. Elliot, Paul and James take a brief trip back in time to our victory against the QPR before dissecting our professional display at inform West Ham. This after some rambling words of my own. We talk Santi, the back four, Coquelin, Giroud red card and plenty more.
Like to suffer do you? Well you are at the right place. Why not go back over the 2-2 draw at Anfield with @YankeeGunner, @GoonerFanatic49 and @Poznaninmypants. What went wrong, how do we improve? The guys give us their views so get listening.

Strangely enough though, I thought we had defended pretty well for the most part given the context of the game. It was our lowest amount of possession in the Premier League since August 2003. We also conceded the most amount of shots in one game since that same time period. I suppose you'd need a breakdown of where those Liverpool shots were taken to get a better idea of how we defended but we kept them down to the Philippe Coutinho strike, which was a very good goal as well I should add.

Anfield stirs up plenty of memories, both recent and past. In fact it is rare to find one of these fixtures that was devoid of incident. The obvious, if not the most enjoyable place to start is what happened last season and I need not go into detail about what took place that day. I would say though that like most of our big defeats I didn't think we were any worse on paper, perhaps that is a touch of the red specs syndrome, although I stand by that. I still believe that the issue was how we
So Monaco have had to strip themselves of stars on big money. It would also be tempting to judge them on our pre season meeting against us when they were the better team on the day, especially in midfield but as you know, we were far from purring early in the season. In fact we've only just a few

I’ve been a fan of Debuchy since he was at Lille and I love him to bits as a right-back but today he delivered a performance at centre-back that is worthy of praise. The way he coped with the pressure, of playing in an unfamiliar position, was remarkable. AS for Bellerin, his mind is clear and looks like he’s ready to improve and just look forward to the future and what’s ahead of him – I liked his performance today, was deadly in the final third and got an assist as well. But, he still needs to improve defensively. He definitely has the potential to become a top class modern day fullback