by Santi » Tue Dec 01, 2020 12:12 am
by Losmeister » Wed Dec 02, 2020 9:39 pm
by Losmeister » Wed Dec 02, 2020 11:04 pm
by Power n Glory » Wed Dec 02, 2020 11:19 pm
."Laca likes to come to play and moves well in that [deeper] area," he told El Pais. "The only way to defend as a block is to be very close, and that the nine is that player who is practically a ten.
"When defending against very dominant teams, such as City or Liverpool, the position of a No. 10 is vital so that they do not have a clean start with the ball and Laca has done it perfectly.
"We work so that there is always an unmarked player. When you play with your goalkeeper you always have one more player: it is the goalkeeper who has to hold the ball until a striker jumps to press it and there, through a third man, find the exit and play again.
"Our third man is Lacazette, who comes very low to play and it was difficult for opposition's defenders to follow him to that position."
Mikel Arteta opted for a 3-4-3 system after the Brighton defeat and this rather uncommon shape has brought us impressive results, including victories against Liverpool and Man City, as well as the FA Cup trophy
.Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta has told Football.London that he thinks Alexandre Lacazette could play as deep-lying forward or number 10 moving forward.
The Gunners boss has been trying to find a solution to the current goalscoring woes; Arsenal have managed just two goals in their last six Premier League games.
In the Europa League, Arteta went with both Lacazette and Eddie Nketiah away at Molde, with many assuming that he was playing a 4-4-2.
However, Lacazette actually played as more of a number 10, supporting Nketiah as Arteta decided to test him in something of a new position.
The Frenchman’s lack of mobility has been limiting Arsenal’s fluidity and pressing in the final third, but he obviously does still have quality on the ball.
Lacazette came up with three key passes and one shot on target in that 3-0 win at Molde, so there were some aspects to be encouraged by as he attempts to carve out a role.
Speaking today ahead of Arsenal’s Europa League clash with Rapid Vienna on Thursday, Arteta has suggested that he thinks Lacazette is ‘comfortable’ in this role and could play there in the future.
That may mean the same tactic is trialled against Rapid, with Arteta talking up the partnership of Nketiah and Lacazette.
“We wanted to play our team so we had two strikers,” said Arteta. “A way to do it with the qualities of Eddie and Laca was to drop Laca a little bit [deeper] in some situations. It’s something he’s very comfortable doing, while Eddie’s more of a pure No 9. It’s something we can use as well in the present and the future,” he added
by Santi » Wed Dec 02, 2020 11:40 pm
Losmeister wrote::goal1: i meant
by DiamondGooner » Wed Dec 02, 2020 11:42 pm
by swipe right » Thu Dec 03, 2020 1:22 am
by KG3 » Thu Dec 03, 2020 7:01 am
swipe right wrote:Giroud just scored four against Sevilla.
Oldest player to score a hat trick in the CL era.
More CL goals than Zidane.
I’m crying.
by swipe right » Thu Dec 03, 2020 7:31 am
KG3 wrote:swipe right wrote:Giroud just scored four against Sevilla.
Oldest player to score a hat trick in the CL era.
More CL goals than Zidane.
I’m crying.
Zidane was a midfielder so this is to be expected really
by Highbury Hillbilly » Thu Dec 03, 2020 7:39 am
Power n Glory wrote:https://www.google.com/amp/s/tribuna.com/amp/arsenal/en/news/2020-08-04-the-no-9-who-is-practically-a-no-10-ceballos-explains-lacazettes-role-in-artetas-tactical/."Laca likes to come to play and moves well in that [deeper] area," he told El Pais. "The only way to defend as a block is to be very close, and that the nine is that player who is practically a ten.
"When defending against very dominant teams, such as City or Liverpool, the position of a No. 10 is vital so that they do not have a clean start with the ball and Laca has done it perfectly.
"We work so that there is always an unmarked player. When you play with your goalkeeper you always have one more player: it is the goalkeeper who has to hold the ball until a striker jumps to press it and there, through a third man, find the exit and play again.
"Our third man is Lacazette, who comes very low to play and it was difficult for opposition's defenders to follow him to that position."
Mikel Arteta opted for a 3-4-3 system after the Brighton defeat and this rather uncommon shape has brought us impressive results, including victories against Liverpool and Man City, as well as the FA Cup trophy
https://www.hitc.com/en-gb/2020/12/02/mikel-arteta-hints-alexandre-lacazette-could-play-new-arsenal-role-in-future/?amp.Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta has told Football.London that he thinks Alexandre Lacazette could play as deep-lying forward or number 10 moving forward.
The Gunners boss has been trying to find a solution to the current goalscoring woes; Arsenal have managed just two goals in their last six Premier League games.
In the Europa League, Arteta went with both Lacazette and Eddie Nketiah away at Molde, with many assuming that he was playing a 4-4-2.
However, Lacazette actually played as more of a number 10, supporting Nketiah as Arteta decided to test him in something of a new position.
The Frenchman’s lack of mobility has been limiting Arsenal’s fluidity and pressing in the final third, but he obviously does still have quality on the ball.
Lacazette came up with three key passes and one shot on target in that 3-0 win at Molde, so there were some aspects to be encouraged by as he attempts to carve out a role.
Speaking today ahead of Arsenal’s Europa League clash with Rapid Vienna on Thursday, Arteta has suggested that he thinks Lacazette is ‘comfortable’ in this role and could play there in the future.
That may mean the same tactic is trialled against Rapid, with Arteta talking up the partnership of Nketiah and Lacazette.
“We wanted to play our team so we had two strikers,” said Arteta. “A way to do it with the qualities of Eddie and Laca was to drop Laca a little bit [deeper] in some situations. It’s something he’s very comfortable doing, while Eddie’s more of a pure No 9. It’s something we can use as well in the present and the future,” he added
Lara's goal scoring days are over.
by swipe right » Thu Dec 03, 2020 8:38 am
by Power n Glory » Thu Dec 03, 2020 11:59 am
aniym wrote:Power n Glory wrote:https://www.google.com/amp/s/tribuna.com/amp/arsenal/en/news/2020-08-04-the-no-9-who-is-practically-a-no-10-ceballos-explains-lacazettes-role-in-artetas-tactical/."Laca likes to come to play and moves well in that [deeper] area," he told El Pais. "The only way to defend as a block is to be very close, and that the nine is that player who is practically a ten.
"When defending against very dominant teams, such as City or Liverpool, the position of a No. 10 is vital so that they do not have a clean start with the ball and Laca has done it perfectly.
"We work so that there is always an unmarked player. When you play with your goalkeeper you always have one more player: it is the goalkeeper who has to hold the ball until a striker jumps to press it and there, through a third man, find the exit and play again.
"Our third man is Lacazette, who comes very low to play and it was difficult for opposition's defenders to follow him to that position."
Mikel Arteta opted for a 3-4-3 system after the Brighton defeat and this rather uncommon shape has brought us impressive results, including victories against Liverpool and Man City, as well as the FA Cup trophy
https://www.hitc.com/en-gb/2020/12/02/mikel-arteta-hints-alexandre-lacazette-could-play-new-arsenal-role-in-future/?amp.Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta has told Football.London that he thinks Alexandre Lacazette could play as deep-lying forward or number 10 moving forward.
The Gunners boss has been trying to find a solution to the current goalscoring woes; Arsenal have managed just two goals in their last six Premier League games.
In the Europa League, Arteta went with both Lacazette and Eddie Nketiah away at Molde, with many assuming that he was playing a 4-4-2.
However, Lacazette actually played as more of a number 10, supporting Nketiah as Arteta decided to test him in something of a new position.
The Frenchman’s lack of mobility has been limiting Arsenal’s fluidity and pressing in the final third, but he obviously does still have quality on the ball.
Lacazette came up with three key passes and one shot on target in that 3-0 win at Molde, so there were some aspects to be encouraged by as he attempts to carve out a role.
Speaking today ahead of Arsenal’s Europa League clash with Rapid Vienna on Thursday, Arteta has suggested that he thinks Lacazette is ‘comfortable’ in this role and could play there in the future.
That may mean the same tactic is trialled against Rapid, with Arteta talking up the partnership of Nketiah and Lacazette.
“We wanted to play our team so we had two strikers,” said Arteta. “A way to do it with the qualities of Eddie and Laca was to drop Laca a little bit [deeper] in some situations. It’s something he’s very comfortable doing, while Eddie’s more of a pure No 9. It’s something we can use as well in the present and the future,” he added
Lara's goal scoring days are over.
Sounds like what LVG was doing at Utd when he played Rooney at CM and Martial up top. It didn't work.
We've already seen that Laca can get 30+ G+A in a front two setup. If Arteta is dead set on 3 up top, then sell him and get a Muller-style forward to play this role.
by themessiah » Thu Dec 03, 2020 12:00 pm
Losmeister wrote::goal1: i meant
by themessiah » Thu Dec 03, 2020 12:07 pm