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Your Vision – Rosicky: Most underrated player at Arsenal?

Nonetheless, assists aren't the only way to create chances; in most cases (excluding stoke city) it takes more than a pass and a shot to score. In this respect, Rosicky is excellent. Firstly, he has an excellent awareness of space in the final third. His uncanny ability to spot gaps between the opposition defense and midfield means he often assists the assist (similar to Hleb few years back). These 'pre-assists' are not statistics often mentioned, but the fact is, these passes are often just as important as the assists. He has made 5 'key passes' this season (a key pass is a pass that is instrumental in creating the goal but not the assist itself), joint highest at arsenal along with Ramsey (note that Ramsey had 3 times the amount of starts). A great example of this is in the video below against West Brom (jump to 0.40), where he gives the pass to van

Your Vision – Transfer Frenzy

Your Vision – The demise of Arsenal was greatly exaggerated

Then something changed, something clicked. Ramsey, Arteta and Song played a few games together, adapted to eachother, they became the cogs of the Arsenal clock, constantly keeping us ticking, like a well oiled machine. Arteta has the most passes per game ratio in the Premier League and is in the top 10 of all of Europe, not to be overlooked. His purchase, people assumed was panic

Your Vision – Transfer Frenzy

Your Vision – Why It Is Time to Stand Up and Applaud Laurent Koscielny

Partnering the surprisingly superb Johan Djourou at the heart of the defense through January and February, the duo formed the best defense in the league, at least temporarily. Koscielny’s performed remarkably well alongside Djourou and went a long way in vindicating Wenger’s faith in him. The reason several doubted his ability and his talent stems largely from his form early in the 2009-10 season. The injury to Thomas Vermaelen and with Johan Djourou still recuperating from the injury that left him

Your Vision – Transfer Frenzy

Your Vision – Aaron Ramsey Shines as Welshman Shows Potential Finally

It is because Aaron Ramsey and the aftermath of Ryan Shawcross’s horror tackle on the Welsh captain that saw him miss competitive football for nearly a year. It is because after the injury, the media chose to paint Shawcross as some sort of victim. Out went the fact that he might nearly have ended the career of one of the Premier League’s most talented player and instead

Your Vision – Transfer Frenzy

Your Vision – Let’s look at the Positives

As the title suggest, there have been a few positives in the past weeks that we tend to overlook based on the overall context of our terrible results. We are in the middle of our worst start in the Premier League and we are being lambasted, rightfully so, from all around us. However, there are some things in each match that I have tried to latch on too in order to keep my hopes

Your Vision – Transfer Frenzy

Your Vision – Formation, Formation, Formation

A few seasons back Arsenal moved away from the 4-4-2 formation, after experiencing limited success with the lightweight Fabregas and Flamini occupying the two central defensive midfield roles. To accommodate the growing number of less physical but highly technical central attacking midfielders in the squad at the time, Arsenal appeared to change their formation to a 4-1-3-2 setup. In that particular season, Flamini took on the lone central defensive midfield role with Rosicky (left), Fabregas (central) and Hleb (right) operating in central

Your Vision – Transfer Frenzy