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That "how do you get your hair..." caught me off guard 😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂❤ bro I was like what!!!😅😅😅
I legit thought I skipped ahead in the video 😂😂
@@ricardofigueiredo513 😂😂😂
@@tsaminamina_eheh I had to check twice 😭
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"No one is the perfect manager", bro is sleeping on me on FM
Five consecutive UCLs for the Arsenal under my man Anthony Lovello, get him in
Soooo what you are saying is that you hate him?
You are an asshole. Listen to the guy.
He’s right #artetaout
I can’t believe he’d say such a thing! And he calls himself a Arsenal fan! 🫢🫢(🤭)
I know. He straight up switched up and joined the “#ArtetaOut” out of nowhere.
Unsubscribed! 😂😂
Dont be naive
hair punchline is underpriced
Arteta's body language is indeed the best. Those hips don't lie.
I wish I wasn't drinking water reading this 😭😭😭
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Nether does 1 FA Cup in 5 seasons lie....
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I think the whole youth integration situation will change drastically if/when we win something big (Premier league/champions league). It's one thing to bring on upcoming talent during a game or even start them, but with the pressure and expectation on Mikel's shoulders now to win trophies. It could be deemed too big of a risk when we have more experienced players on the bench and we need to win games.
Klopp and Pep use youth more because there isn't as much pressure due to being successful on winning trophies more often.
I could be wrong, but if we win the premier league this coming season, I do see more youth being given a chance. Probably more so in the carabao cup and FA cup.
Excellent video! I agree, Mikel is not perfect, still has more to learn - but SHOULD get a lot of credit for the transformation we've seen in the last 3-4 years
Exactly this 👍
The thing I love about Arteta is that he knows he’s not perfect but he is RELENTLESS in chasing perfection by constantly reevaluating and making changes. Growth mindset to the extreme!
We were a Banter club when he came in / take a few years to clean out the over paid dead wood / 2nd twice to the best manager / team of the past decade. City played by their own rules / we play by ours. Couldn’t be happier
@@columcunningham4458 We were a Banter club when he came in - Winning the odd FA Cup, not winning titles and getting embarrassed in Europe every season
Now after 5 seasons and spending 700m, Arteta's totally transformed the club to winning the odd FA Cup, not winning titles and getting embarrassed in Europe every season
The man's a genius.....Couldn’t be happier 😂
@@BrianConlon-ng5bw name one manager who could have turned the club around this fast in the toughest league in the world. I’ll wait
Just want Mikel to trust the youth more
Why are you taking us back??
i think he does trust them, but none of them are good enough. Look at everyone we've let go in recent years, none of them have turned out that great that you'd say we miss them
@@bandito6782exactly, people just wants us to play youth solely because man city and Liverpool have promoted more young player, that doesn't mean ours (youth players) are ready to make that jump, we need to realise that we've progressed to the level where the likes of ESR, vieira, reiss,zinchenko, kwior etc are all surplus to requirement, what makes people think the academy players would fair any better
@@bandito6782agree with you, it’s not that he doesn’t trust youth, it’s finding the right opportunity to play them. When looking to improve fine margins as we went toe to toe with City he couldn’t afford a drop not even a minimal one. He has given opportunity to 9 youth players and as the squad gets stronger I am sure Arteta will integrate more in cup competitions particularly the League Cup.
@@jacobalexander4167👏👏 and Liverpool promoted more last season because Klopp was forced to do so by his squad being depleted with injuries!
That hair bit caught me off guard 😂😂😂 I wasn’t looking at my phone, when I heard it I immediately turned to see what kind of ad that was 😂😂😂😂
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I think arteta needed to establish himself as a manager before being comfortable with these superstar players
Alot of the players we have are growing alongside arteta, he has a clear idea where he wants to go, these next 2yrs will hopefully we will see arsenal compete finally for a champions league and premier league, which obviously we've been close twice now. I'm very optimistic about the future. Especially seeing arsenal getting that champions league finally.
I always loved the Arsenal cause we have this Wenger quote: "We don't by stars, we make them!".
I'm not generally against buying a superstar. But at the Arsenal we have our principles, like no one is bigger than the team. And I love seeing Mikel sticking to it undoubtedly. Victoria concordia crescit! It's a strength, no weakness. I believe firmly in this as well.
Last year we didn't win the Prem. But we have surely been the best of the top six. We should trust the process and no get distracted by alluring chances which costs us just to slightly deviate from our principles. In the long run this will haunt us. 4-5 years ago we did these mistakes. I'm glad we don't do anymore.
As Mikel said himself the margins of improvement are getting smaller. So I'm totally with you even if it sound nitpicking in some cases. We've gone so far, so that's it what needs to be addressed right now 🤷🏻♂
Sticking to Our “principles” instead of moving on with the times are the reasons we haven’t lifted a prem in 20 years, & literally handed city the league 2 seasons in a row.
Last year we didn't win the Prem. But nothing
The End
@@tamps3835 But..but...but it took Klopp 3 years....
Cringe. We're only relevant as a club because we were investing & buying up players others couldn't afford to. We're only relevant as a club because our owner was a crook bent on success (basically early Roman Abramovic).
The 'le class' schtick is embarrassing because it's ignorant.
Looking back at "proactive sales", Ainsley Maitland-Niles is definitely one that comes to mind. With reports of a Wolves bid, Arsenal kept him yet Arteta didn't play him. Resulting in a following loan and a free transfer.
Jfc how does this stupidity continue to be perpetuated?
-Arsenal wanted £20m for him. Everyone knew that was the price.
-Wolves bid £15m.
-Arsenal said their price was £20m.
-Wolves were never heard from again.
They were never serious, just looking for a bargain. Arsenal did nothing wrong in that transfer.
Letting him go for free was what was done wrong @@kunimitsune177
@@kunimitsune177exactly. Far more valuable to keep him in case of injuries. 15m is nothing and certainly not enough to replace him in time with someone who’s not a huge gamble
There are no worries, its extremely simple, win a trophy or get replaced.
And that's because you say so? 😆
No, that's because that's how big clubs operate. Maybe you're new to this.
he will stay regardless, there are no better managers on the market
@@emekamonyei2158 Why hasn't he been replaced then if that's how big clubs operate? And what makes you think his potential replacement will win anything either?
Maybe you're new to common sense?
@@Qlicky simply because on the balance of all things considered at the moment its accepted that Arteta is incapable of winning Arsenal a trophy. When that changes, when the ownership decide they want more bang for their buck empty words will not stop the hammer coming down. Commonsense is knowing winning nothing doesnt guarantee you a job at a big club. So the hope is Arteta wins major trophies before the owners start thinking maybe he is the problem.
1. Honestly, I'm not sure if its so much of an Arteta problem and just a general, squad depth compared to City problem. Using your 700 odd minute cut off, we have 18 players compared to City's 20 (And Timber was injured for the entire season, otherwise it would almost certainly be 19).
The bigger issue is not so much that, its more the ones that do just get into the cutoff and the ones at the top doing insane numbers. We have 5 guys pull 4k minutes plus last season, City only had 2. Timber likely would have helped in that regard as they are the two centre backs, Ben White, Declan Rice and Odeguard, and Timber could have covered the first 4. The general theme though is that whilst we have a first team that can compete with City, our bench is not at the same level. They can make subs and there really little to no difference in quality. We do not have that option in alot of positions. The only position that City really have no quality option to step into is Rodri. We don't have centre backs at the level of Saliba or Gabby. We don't have anyone that can do what Martin can do and we don't have anyone that gives us close to what Saka does.
Its also incorrect that its only Gomez in that position City, Phillips has also filled that role the last two seasons, Cole Palmer only got 370 minutes last season.
2. I'm not sure this one is a big issue, because if you actually look... Pep doesn't sign them, Klopp doesn't sign them either. Part of being a good manager is going "We aren't signing someone that thinks that are better then the club." Declan Rice is a prime example, he was a top star player but he was absolutely fine to sign because he is a hard working, honest footballer. Pep signed Haaland who kind of had this whole "Superstar" aura even if he is young, but again. His a hard working, honest footballer. And Pep has pretty famously booted many a player out of his club, or frozen them out, because they don't put the team first. Thats the level now. You have to have a team of players who are ALL one of the best in the world in thier position and who all put the team first. You can't have one guy that doesn't, because then why should anyone else. It worked when standards were lower, and you have a team of great players with one or two that were just beyond that and everyone would go "meh, its fine cos they are stupidly good." But everyone is stupidly good, so you can't have different treatment.
3. Yeah, we sell shit and no argument on this one.
4. This one is also pretty fair, although I do think part of the issue in the last couple of seasons is that we have kind of fast tracked unexpectedly. The team developed so much quicker then expected that players we thought we would be able to give chances to we just didn't end up being able too. I think the very very best are still here (bar maybe Obi and ultimately that a difficult situation that comes down to German clubs being able to give pro deals a year earlier then English ones). I think its something he would definately want to do, but it is something that comes alot easier once you've had success. At the moment, his kind of on a ticking clock to win, and that has to be the absolute priority.
Wenger was famous for the youth, but he got the time to do that due to the success he had with a team that was not a result of him bringing through youth.
What a load of waffle honestly. You dare say Wenger didn't bring in the youth when he played them every Fa and League Cup and kids always reached Quarters minimum. Arteta, Edu and Kronke all are the problems. Highest ticket price in Europe and can't even go out and get us 1 World class player while City have 4-6. Arsenal administration has brainwashed the fanbase to be Proud of and celebrate failure even at our best in 20 years the club show 0 Ambition because clearly there 0 pressure to deliver Major honours
You make salient Points on the "Selling Decisions" and "Youth Management" parts..
Truly love your analysis my guy, keep it up! I’m sure there are big things on the horizon for you! 🙌🏼🙏🏼
I completely agree with you on the 3rd point... We're a terrible selling club, won't play a player for a season and expect other clubs to put their life savings on the player. Make it make sense.
Who are we expecting to pay their life savings for?
Eddie and Ramsdale for 50 million each when Clubs can go for Toney and Dobvyk for 40 😂also Ipswich are the only ones interested in Eddie and look at their club valuation lol @@BeforeThisNovember
💯 Arkie Arsenal are the biggest bottlejobs when it comes to selling players. Chamberlain, Iwobi and Balogan are the only good sales in the last 20 years
9:23 best time to sell is 3/4 across that so you’ve had their best years, but can still make money (back when Vieira Henry etc), you cannot sell at peak value or you’ll lose your best players in their peak! Martinelli had a tough season, he’s young, that can happen, he could easily burst back to form next year with a more consistent LB and Rice a permanent left 8
The whole superstar thing isn’t an issue…even pep had falling out with superstars
We don't have a squad big enough to sell proactively your bench needs to have enough quality to cover
Decent effort! ;) Two crumbs:
1) The "can he manage a star" question
Is having a star mandatory? Atletico and Bayer suggest otherwise; the likes of Bayern and Liverpool have had "stars" in their squads when they won the CL, but in many cases these players were not considered stars when they joined. Lewandowski wasn't a star when he joined Bayern; Salah wasn't a star when he joined L'pool. If you look at a club like City, half of their "stars" were actually bought early - Dias and Silva at 23, Ederson and KDB at 24. Even Rodri was just 23 when he joined. Some of them were already big names, but (KDB aside) none has played for a major club prior to joining. (Yes, I know Rodri had played for Atleti, but just a single season.)
2) The "can he integrate youth" question
I think Barcelona is a bad comparison. First of all, one major reason why all those kids got to play was because the club was (and still is) in dire straits. Second, and partly because of that, they could afford to take a chance on youth because failure wasn't a tragedy. Third, failure wasn't a tragedy because even at their weakest Barcelona is still in the top 3 in Spain (haven't finished below 3rd for 20 years!). Arteta doesn't have that comfort because Arsenal are expected to compete for the title and for the CL *now*. If he takes that risk, he might throw the league; if he takes that risk, he might throw the CL. There's too much hanging in the balance.
I, too, worry about rotation and young talent being lost to others. I'm convinced the former is mostly due to the strictures of the particular seasons. For instance, if Timber didn't get injured so early last season, Arteta would have had another experienced player to pick, freeing him up to do more rotation there, but also to take more risks elsewhere. The bottom line is, the more settled the XI, the more likely Arteta is to rotate in the kids, simply because he will be sure that, if things go south, there will be enough experience and organization in the side to cover the gaps.
Anyway, I'm looking forward to seeing waaaay more Nwaneri on the pitch!
I would Jesus and zinchenko are both players that came in already with a big name at least in the way you described it. And we saw how quickly they fell out of favor I don’t know if that’s from performance attitude or a little bit of both
Palmer is the only player Pep begged to stay unlike Sterling, Jesus and Zinny Sane etc . Madrid does not sell world class players and Man City have a similar standard Pep will never make that mistake either
@@granitxhaka7261 but I’m just saying g they’re layers that came in with big names already unlike most of the squad(until rice) as of late
@@greyfoss9304 they were only good for 1 season, and we paid a very cheap price for them so it's time to buy players who can Win us the league instead of players who can do a job
Love your work in general, but the fogging eshtandards of your editing have gone up a level.
Yep these doubts have definitely been raised in my GC 💯
Rebuying the same position every window is also a problem
Specifically GK's lol, when it took so long for us to activate Raya's fee I was sitting here thinking he wouldn't buy another would he (this being around the time Diogo Costa was supposedly available) and now it seems we look set to announce 3-4 GK's in one window (that's an addiction surely haha).
why do you associate transfer markets with the manager instead of the board? this always puzzles me about other football fans, it makes no sense
@@BlazySM-qp4yn lol because he's also involved in the signings
@@10Mwaush I mean kinda. He just gives a vague insight on what profiles he needs but at the end of day, the board is the one that understands the economic side of things, the scouting (Arteta doesn't sit on his computer watching conpilations and stuff), and it's the board that makes the decisions since it's their jobs and they are the most competent at doing so. Arteta's job is to prepare the team tactically for the upcoming matches, train them etc... same for Ten Hag, he's been getting criticized for the terrible signings Utd did under him, but he is more of a victim of that than the cause
@@BlazySM-qp4ynbesides these lots applauded pep when he spent half a billion quid on defenders, now they think its a problem because arteta is doing it
I doubt Aubamayang would give that glowing recommendation you talk of
Very good analysis. But squad usage is a bigger issue. Last season we were quite lucky with few injuries of the starting 11 compared to other teams. You also improve the perfomance level if a player like Saka doesn't play 100 matches in a row. If you give bench players the feeling you don't trust them at all, they will play like that, which means their market values decrease fast like KT, Ramsdale etc.
Youth integration is also important because you have highly motivated youngsters that identify 100 % with the club and challenge the experienced players.
Of course he isn’t perfect. This is literally his first ever job, he’s learning as he goes.
That said, it’s obvious he’s an absolute elite manager - just like Pep and everyone said he would be.
If he only has 2 faults - which can EASILY be fixed - then he’s doing pretty damn well.
Work on youth production and integration, and help retain value for our expendable assets. That’s it.
Yea only problem is he is using Arsenal to learn and will Win elsewhere
@@granitxhaka7261 I don’t see the problem in him taking us from 8th to breaking club records and 2 points from a title, while improving constantly
I’d say points 1 & 3 are linked, if we don’t trust a squad player to player to play a decent number of PL minutes then they are obviously not key for us, therefore we will not get the best money for them. I think a weakness of Arteta is judging risk, every game he could, he plays his best 11 rather than judging the risk and rotating whilst still winning, this then gives a view that we’ve got poor squad options and reduces their value (ESR, Nelson, Vieira etc), as well as exhausting our key players.
8:11 i dont like what you are saying but it is valid
I agree with your points and I'm very pro-Arteta and have been from the beginning. Nobody gets everything right and even if you're pro-Arteta you can definitley admit that squad minutes aren't shared very well amongst some of our players.
fully agree with the youth integration part
I personally also think one of Mikel’s problems is that sometimes he seems very stubborn to change things and that he often also has specific favourites but idk maybe I’m seeing that wrong but yeah
You are spot on m8 it's why it's going to be Trossard's last season here. Time for Arteta to deliver or leave along with Edu and Kronke or we will lose Saliba or anyone else who becomes world class to a club with actual Ambition
@@granitxhaka7261 exactly!
He is my manager too period. Love the guy.
On Twitter you wrote you want Arsenal to sell Martinelli (to provoke engagements I guess?) but here you back peddled about it.
Now add the context
Reiss Nelson in particular I felt could have used more games esp last season. Always looked good even in the cup games he started. Proper winger
All your points are valid. In a nutshell, it's essential we improve the quality of the squad and also bring in 1 or 2 winning mentality stars. The likes of another Henry and/or Berkamp would be good. Our academy quality players need to be shown a clear pathway into the squad with playing time. They have to be good enough though.
Spot on 💯 but our club don't have ambition. Most academy players don't see a clear path to the team under the current management unfortunately
Good post, mate!
My opinion on the 4 points:
1. Squad Usage:
- i agree arteta doesnt trust the bench due to the significant drop in quality. Based on the squad of 23, the number of games we play and the minutes per match, I think it would be important that 15 players to play 60% of the time, 5 players playing 25% of the time and the remaining 3 play at 5%. The 25% will be the impact players that can come and change the flow or tactic, while the 5% must be the youngsters (nwaneri comes to mind).
2. Dealing with a Superstar:
- I think arteta wants a superstar, but he doesnt want a primadonna. Instead of Auba as an example, we should look at Alexis Sanchez as the best example of a superstar without the drama and always deliver every week.
3. Good Selling Decisions:
- totally agree with you, mate. But i also think this cannot be pushed to arteta as a whole. This must be handled by Edu. And if we sell, it must be responded by bringing in better quality players.
4. Youth Integration:
- I am truly disappointed we didnt do it last season, that’s probably why the likes of walters & cozier-dubbery left. The 5% playing time must be allocated to the youngsters for this season. So that next season one of them will jump to the 25%, or if we’re lucky, we get someone like Saka who rocketed into the 1st team.
Trust the youth trust the youth when we lose these people are ghosts
I agree with the youth integration section. We have had too many players leaving us for nothing to only go on to be sold for a significantly higher fee. The money could have been reinvested in the squad.
I also feel we need a player with X-Factor, who that player might be, I don't know but I feel our football in the more difficult games can become very predictable and laboured. What we need is someone like a prime Neymar who can change the game with a moment of magic.
On the squad usage point, my theory has always been that his game plans are so precise and require really smart players and lots of practice. I think it's why when we rotate there is a drop off because they (decent) players that come in just can't nail the complicated way Mikel has us set up. That's why I think we looked so poor in some of the early round cup defeats last season, and why Mikel doesnt feel confident to rotate more in the league to give key players a rest. I don't know what the answer is - I don't want him to dumb down our plans or anything.
I'm wondering if the whole academy/youth players situation is a structural problem. In the intensity of trying to win the premier league, it seems something of a distraction to be worrying about these players quite frankly. Maybe Per or Edu need to be given greater responsibility over these players.
Martinelli is a superstar who is at the club but he hasn't made tactics to get the best out of him
You’ve outdone yourself with this vid. Well done mate
No "...do you, do you, do you..." 😢
Another genius insight, just hope Arteta and his allies get to listen to this.
Listen to a UA-camr with zero experience as a football manager on any level?
@@olodiandrew219😂😂😂……don’t mind the lot
Pretty sure TDk is a fanook.
It won't surprise me if Arsenal don't upgrade the first 11 which failed to get over the line
About a star, from.what i have seen harland do to ma city fluidity and style of play , i wouldn't want a star , just a player that fits the profile we want ,being a star is secondary
Agree with all of your points especially the one where Arteta has to deal with a superstar player
I don't think any World Class player wants to play for a manager who isn't that quality either and not even won Major as a player unlike someone like Xabi Alonso
You have no idea how much I have missed arsenal 😢
From all these 4 things, I'm mostly agree that we're not proactive enough in term of squad building and the market. Walters, Nkowko, etc could generate some of money if we're being proactive enough to loan or sell them when the time is right. It's also apply if chido obi martin is ready in the future to be at starting XI, we should sell havertz or jesus, or both of them when the market value at it's peak. But the negative side from this method is just we're basically gambling a lot and that's could be our downfall if it's doesn't work
Trust the process, it took Klopp 3 years right?....
Arteta needs to trust his bench more. We blew away some of our opponents last year yet he still had Odegaard, Rice and Saka on the field long after the score was settled. These players benefit from more rest & recovery. With Partey's injury issues he should not have been played more than once a week. Instead he is an automatic name on the team sheet even for midweek games. This eventually breaks him for weeks at a time. Best save him for the important matches or even as a defensive substitution. Pep doesn't start K D Bruyne and Bernardo Silva ever game. Even Saka should get a rest vs. weaker teams. And if game is not going well he can be substituted on to chase it. Saka would be more effective if he played less minutes so he was fresh for the most important minutes. Rice and Odegaard also had patches when they were tired and ineffective due to fatigue.
Hi for me regards to the youth integration is that arteta wants to build a first team and second squard like the way city has builded theirs you can't have both of them , if barca where to get back where they are they are to build a first team and second so solid then you can focus on the youth it's all about time some ine told me only few player play the way real Barca played the way messi Iniesta did play
Who's here after TDK live 😅
If we don't win a major trophy next season he has to go.
If he don't win a major trophy next season then hopefully you go back to following Aussie Rules
Fingers crossed xx
Very good video with a well balanced, well thought out argument, and I find myself agreeing with you. But I have to say that the video caption brought me here with pithcforks. Clickbait, I guess.
Selling needs to improve 💯..... on your first point, trust in squad is just down to quality squad depth which is what we are looking at this summer. Youth? More to do with the legal contract void in that teen age bracket.....think that needs to change, which is out of anyone's control atm.
8:58 is worth subscribing 3 times if I could😂
Thank you for making this type of content
Liked the video just because of the hair joke that was so creative
It was clear Arsenal couldn't afford a manager in Emery who's won more European cups than the club has in their entire history....so they opted for an average at best ex Everton midfielder instead....
First time being first commentator on a big channel.
Interesting!
Now let's go back to the brilliant video 💪
Thank you Alex good analysis
Brilliant video. Very rational unbais and so true
Question #1(a) had me in stitches 😂
Watch this anime called blue lock. You'll like it
I trust Mikel Arteta he will get the job done
Still no Mikel Arteta in fortnite
Cant believe you think we should sack Mikel after all he’s done for us!!! 🙄
What about him only signing 2 attackers in 5 years …
Arteta ❤❤❤
i wish your videos were longer or more frequently uploaded, you and bhavs are all i have
Arteta has elite ball striking
Youth Development is even more important now with PSR rules as they will be 100% profit when sold
But if we don't Win Major who is going to stay, it's clear Saliba is gone to Madrid in a season or two max
You had to drop a loooootta disclaimers to get through this one, buddy..
Then people need to learn not to take things literally or be so reactionary.
That's what you get when your entire audience consists of self-proclaimed experts on anything and everything.
But for some reason those same people need things explained to them as if they were toddlers, in order for them to not throw a hissy fit.
TL;DW Alex hates Arteta 😉
good video. however, you can't integrate players who aren't ready. This isn't FM. coaching staff and the manger know when a player can thrive under the pressure of a premier league game. For me, watching the U21s, no one is ready and that is the honest truth. If we are lucky to draw clubs in lower leagues in the cup, yes, Mikel should take a risk but not when we are fighting City and lets be honest, Liv, Chel and a UTD about to prove a point.
Your Leao fascination is...something. Not sure where his hype comes from.
This all feels a bit contrived, a bit of a reach. The one thing that predicts what we win next year is the overall power rating of our players. Arteta can clearly get close to the most out of them. So it’s down to who we can get. All this other stuff isn’t really explaining any variance in our results
My problem with the 3rd point esp in terms of the season that just finish’s is that I think you are assuming that change was planned rather than forced. I think it was clear Kai was the 8 target but it obvs didn’t work out with him in that role and maybe Timber would have helped but that ifs and maybe. That winter we suffered and had to change to the post Dubai team and shape. I personally don’t think that was the plan but rather a change he had to make. Plus on that point it also links to the 1st yes if Arteta doesn’t trust them they shouldn’t realistically play but the problem with Arsenal is that we make it abundantly obvious and known which players we want gone which in turn significantly reduces our negotiating power and a lot of that is on Teta and Edu imo and now I feel like we have this poor, pushover image in football whereas a team like Chelsea or City can get 15m for obvs 3 place squad players whereas we get 5m.
We need academy players like ethan newari and give them sime game time
So are you saying he’s out there negotiating player sells I’ve never ever seen a manager getting blamed for player sells
He did offer a contract to Sergio Ramos
How dare you hate Mikel.
*Duberry not dooberry.
Your Manager? I wanted him before Emery. Get in line 🤣🤣🤣
U must be so happy that He's won 1 FA Cup in 5 seasons after spending £700m right?
Man's a genius 😅
I understand Pep is the gold standard for AFC fans to Judge Arteta but we all shud know Rome wasnt built in a day.
Remember Pep is a perfectionist playing the game with no pressure. He can rotate and experiment however he want with nothing to proof.
Arteta still has a lot to proof by winning major trophies for Arsenal. He can't afford to rotate and experiment as he might want. So, I don't consider those points as issue for Arteta, rather temporary constraints due to getting over the line for Arsenal and his career. COYG🫶👍
Am I the only one that likes these videos without even watching?
Your stare at the end....so offkey😂😂😂😂😂😂
Trust me, arteta is a great manager, let's remember he's still learning in the Job and am sure he's marking out all these grey areas of improvement
I'd like to see Arteta give the academy players more minutes or at the very least send them out on loan so they can develop in competitive matches.
Bro calm down one thing i learned about Arteta is that he always proved me wrong you can t doubt nothing about him
NOTHING?!? Lmao... don't sound like a cult member bro... he's awesome.. but to suggest he has nothing wrong with his management...is a madness
Well balanced and thought provoking. You added a bell curve...next video Venn diagram 😄
Alex, take that wig off.
For the lads.
need to remember that this is also arteta's first job as well as manager
Yeah he will learn here and win elsewhere 👍 Arsenal are just a school/experiment for his career 👏
if nwaneri comes on more often i think hes gonna become class
Will he play at the Olympics??
@@yungdkay1008he’s too young
Arsenal fanbase overhype academy players too much . If they are that good why no big club are in for them ? And why we have to change our youth strategy ? Its clear cause players are not good enough . Arsenal fans will see a few short clips and hype players like next Neymar , next messi . He should use some players who are real good like Nwaneri but lets not act like every academy player is next big thing. And your point of superstar , i dont think its arteta's fault since we haven't actually seen that scenario. Rest points i agree , he has to be more proactive and sometimes be less stubborn . During games Pep's or Klopp's tactics are not working , they immediately change it , Arteta takes time and sometimes feels hes too stubborn to understand that . That's something i want him to improve .
Nwaneri and Obi-martin should see cup minutes?
Rashford to Arsenal, Here we go?
Hi agree with most of your issues, on issue one agree, but more worried about players being over played than lack of minutes for subs. Lack of minutes for subs ties into the poor sales of subs.
Impersonation ✔️
Cut-out punchline ✔️
This the estandards guys 😂
*Sorry just following the comment on the video