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Re: 2018-19 Squad analysis and Tactics

Postby Sims » Mon Aug 27, 2018 10:44 am

Would be tempted to shift Ramsey on the right like we did when we had Santi & Cazorla in the middle
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Re: 2018-19 Squad analysis and Tactics

Postby ESR10 » Mon Aug 27, 2018 2:27 pm

Sims wrote:Would be tempted to shift Ramsey on the right like we did when we had Santi & Cazorla in the middle

Ramsey would also give Bellerin more cover than Mkhi.
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Re: 2018-19 Squad analysis and Tactics

Postby arsenalpan » Mon Aug 27, 2018 3:29 pm

Arsene Nose wrote:My counter attacking system would look like this.
- every man behind the ball except Auba and Ozil who have free roles
- width from the wing backs with Bellerin and Monreal both having good pace
- central midfield would be Torreira as the disrupter, Ramsey as box to box and Xhaka as the player to spring the counter
- three CBs would make the base

—————Auba
——-———Ozil
Monreal—Ramsey—Bellerin
———-Xhaka—Torreira
——-Sok—Mus—Holding


Have you ever seen Xhaka play? It would take him 2 seconds to turn around and he knows that so he refuses to make the turn and rather make a side pass.
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Re: 2018-19 Squad analysis and Tactics

Postby Arsene Nose » Mon Aug 27, 2018 3:43 pm

arsenalpan wrote:
Arsene Nose wrote:My counter attacking system would look like this.
- every man behind the ball except Auba and Ozil who have free roles
- width from the wing backs with Bellerin and Monreal both having good pace
- central midfield would be Torreira as the disrupter, Ramsey as box to box and Xhaka as the player to spring the counter
- three CBs would make the base

—————Auba
——-———Ozil
Monreal—Ramsey—Bellerin
———-Xhaka—Torreira
——-Sok—Mus—Holding


Have you ever seen Xhaka play? It would take him 2 seconds to turn around and he knows that so he refuses to make the turn and rather make a side pass.

Enjoy...
https://youtu.be/SGeVceyjzB8
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Re: 2018-19 Squad analysis and Tactics

Postby arsenalpan » Mon Aug 27, 2018 4:03 pm

Arsene Nose wrote:
arsenalpan wrote:
Arsene Nose wrote:My counter attacking system would look like this.
- every man behind the ball except Auba and Ozil who have free roles
- width from the wing backs with Bellerin and Monreal both having good pace
- central midfield would be Torreira as the disrupter, Ramsey as box to box and Xhaka as the player to spring the counter
- three CBs would make the base

—————Auba
——-———Ozil
Monreal—Ramsey—Bellerin
———-Xhaka—Torreira
——-Sok—Mus—Holding


Have you ever seen Xhaka play? It would take him 2 seconds to turn around and he knows that so he refuses to make the turn and rather make a side pass.

Enjoy...
https://youtu.be/SGeVceyjzB8

WTF. You wasted me 5'26". You really should learn football from the basics.
Only about 1/4 of the video showed him playing for us. Not a single second was related to COUNTER. And the whole video just showed he is good at long passes, ONLY when he sit deep and has no pressure around him. That means, if you play this video in a 80 inches TV, cover the corners and edges with hand towels, then you will see a Xhaka solo.

BTW, whoever made that video has no sense of football too.
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Re: 2018-19 Squad analysis and Tactics

Postby Arsene Nose » Mon Aug 27, 2018 4:12 pm

arsenalpan wrote:
Arsene Nose wrote:My counter attacking system would look like this.
- every man behind the ball except Auba and Ozil who have free roles
- width from the wing backs with Bellerin and Monreal both having good pace
- central midfield would be Torreira as the disrupter, Ramsey as box to box and Xhaka as the player to spring the counter
- three CBs would make the base

—————Auba
——-———Ozil
Monreal—Ramsey—Bellerin
———-Xhaka—Torreira
——-Sok—Mus—Holding


Have you ever seen Xhaka play? It would take him 2 seconds to turn around and he knows that so he refuses to make the turn and rather make a side pass.
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Re: 2018-19 Squad analysis and Tactics

Postby Santi » Mon Aug 27, 2018 7:52 pm

Pudpop wrote:
Santi wrote:Haven't seen any pressing or us dominating the midfield which are 2 key traits of a 4-3-3. I can see the formation he wants to play but the style is not there at all, there's nothing.
I know it's been 2 decades since an arsenal fan has had to adjust to a new manager, but you sound like a complete idiot mate. Just look at Conte's first 2 months at Chelsea. Styles don't randomly develop in a few weeks.


What the f**k are you on about? Like I've already said, you can see exactly what Sarri is trying to do at Chelsea, whether it's working 100% or not it's clear as day.

When Klopp came in at Liverpool it didn't always work but his game was clear as day. Pep at City, took a full year to get going but you could see it and knew what he was bringing. Jose implemented his style at United on day 1, again not always 100% successful but won 3 trophies in his first year.

With Emery there's no sign of anything different other than splitting 2 CB's 10 yards wider than they were before from goal kicks. Can't see any pressing, can't see tightness at the back...so what exactly is his mantra? what are we trying to get the players used to? That's all I'm asking and wondering, I've not once written him off because that would be dumb after 3 games.
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Re: 2018-19 Squad analysis and Tactics

Postby Santi » Mon Aug 27, 2018 7:53 pm

Sims wrote:Would be tempted to shift Ramsey on the right like we did when we had Santi & Cazorla in the middle


Wish we had Santi and Cazorla in the middle, would actually have some control in midfield.
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Re: 2018-19 Squad analysis and Tactics

Postby Pudpop » Tue Aug 28, 2018 5:06 pm

Santi wrote:
Pudpop wrote:
Santi wrote:Haven't seen any pressing or us dominating the midfield which are 2 key traits of a 4-3-3. I can see the formation he wants to play but the style is not there at all, there's nothing.
I know it's been 2 decades since an arsenal fan has had to adjust to a new manager, but you sound like a complete idiot mate. Just look at Conte's first 2 months at Chelsea. Styles don't randomly develop in a few weeks.


What the f**k are you on about? Like I've already said, you can see exactly what Sarri is trying to do at Chelsea, whether it's working 100% or not it's clear as day.

When Klopp came in at Liverpool it didn't always work but his game was clear as day. Pep at City, took a full year to get going but you could see it and knew what he was bringing. Jose implemented his style at United on day 1, again not always 100% successful but won 3 trophies in his first year.

With Emery there's no sign of anything different other than splitting 2 CB's 10 yards wider than they were before from goal kicks. Can't see any pressing, can't see tightness at the back...so what exactly is his mantra? what are we trying to get the players used to? That's all I'm asking and wondering, I've not once written him off because that would be dumb after 3 games.


Saying that there's no difference in the pressing is either naive or complete reivisionism. Secondly our attacks already have more purpose after only 3 weeks. We move the ball from flank to flank much faster than we did before and when we have it there our movement is much better (there's a reason our right flank was so dangerous despite Bellerin having a bad game).

If you can't see what Emery has already changed then you've either somehow forgotten what we went thourgh the past 2 years or can't see things that are blindingly obvious.

If you think that what has changed isn't enough then you're being extremely unfair to Emery while simulatenously ignoring Klopp, Pep and Mourinho's early failings. MANY Liverpool fans were wondering what exactly Klopp had changed besides a lot of running around. Pep's early City team's passing at the back looked just as shaky as ours did early on. Mourinho's style isn't even a style ffs. His entire philosophy is defend first and attack second.
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Re: 2018-19 Squad analysis and Tactics

Postby Arsene Nose » Sat Sep 01, 2018 1:50 am

Find the flaws in my counter attacking line up. Go on, I challenge you.

———————-Auba
———————————Ozil
-————-——Ramsey
—————-Xhaka—Torreira
Monreal—Sok—Holding—Mus—Bellerin
————————Cech
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Re: 2018-19 Squad analysis and Tactics

Postby Luzh 22 » Sat Sep 01, 2018 11:19 am

Pudpop wrote:
Santi wrote:
Pudpop wrote:
Santi wrote:Haven't seen any pressing or us dominating the midfield which are 2 key traits of a 4-3-3. I can see the formation he wants to play but the style is not there at all, there's nothing.
I know it's been 2 decades since an arsenal fan has had to adjust to a new manager, but you sound like a complete idiot mate. Just look at Conte's first 2 months at Chelsea. Styles don't randomly develop in a few weeks.


What the f**k are you on about? Like I've already said, you can see exactly what Sarri is trying to do at Chelsea, whether it's working 100% or not it's clear as day.

When Klopp came in at Liverpool it didn't always work but his game was clear as day. Pep at City, took a full year to get going but you could see it and knew what he was bringing. Jose implemented his style at United on day 1, again not always 100% successful but won 3 trophies in his first year.

With Emery there's no sign of anything different other than splitting 2 CB's 10 yards wider than they were before from goal kicks. Can't see any pressing, can't see tightness at the back...so what exactly is his mantra? what are we trying to get the players used to? That's all I'm asking and wondering, I've not once written him off because that would be dumb after 3 games.


Saying that there's no difference in the pressing is either naive or complete reivisionism. Secondly our attacks already have more purpose after only 3 weeks. We move the ball from flank to flank much faster than we did before and when we have it there our movement is much better (there's a reason our right flank was so dangerous despite Bellerin having a bad game).

If you can't see what Emery has already changed then you've either somehow forgotten what we went thourgh the past 2 years or can't see things that are blindingly obvious.

If you think that what has changed isn't enough then you're being extremely unfair to Emery while simulatenously ignoring Klopp, Pep and Mourinho's early failings. MANY Liverpool fans were wondering what exactly Klopp had changed besides a lot of running around. Pep's early City team's passing at the back looked just as shaky as ours did early on. Mourinho's style isn't even a style ffs. His entire philosophy is defend first and attack second.
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Re: 2018-19 Squad analysis and Tactics

Postby Yago » Sat Sep 01, 2018 11:29 am

Arsene Nose wrote:Find the flaws in my counter attacking line up. Go on, I challenge you.

———————-Auba
———————————Ozil
-————-——Ramsey
—————-Xhaka—Torreira
Monreal—Sok—Holding—Mus—Bellerin
————————Cech


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Re: 2018-19 Squad analysis and Tactics

Postby ESR10 » Sun Sep 02, 2018 5:49 pm

I think our best lineup right now is:

Auba - Laca - Ramsey
Özil
Torreira - Guendouzi
Monreal - Papa - Mustafi - Bellerin
Leno


Emery is already near to it.
Ramsey and Özil need to switch positions.
Xhaka to be dropped for Torreira and Cech for Leno.

Mkhi as first backup for the front four.
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Re: 2018-19 Squad analysis and Tactics

Postby SuperJackyWilshere » Mon Sep 03, 2018 11:32 am

Ffs :biggrin:
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Re: 2018-19 Squad analysis and Tactics

Postby Zenith » Tue Sep 04, 2018 5:21 am

SuperJackyWilshere wrote:Ffs :biggrin:

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