Power n Glory wrote:Özim wrote:Power n Glory wrote:Disagree. We've lost to Liverpool and City. Two teams we've beaten before. It's far from a bad start to the season.
We’ve been awful in 2 of the other 3 games as well and the first half against Fulham was poor too.
Performances are generally poor to be honest, reminds me of Emerys unbeaten run.
Emery's Arsenal looked chaotic. Trying to understand his football was just as difficult as trying to understand his English.
I'm having a hard time understanding where the priorities lie with you and some fans at the moment. Is the aesthetic more important at the moment? Are you expecting too much too soon? I'm disappointed with some of the team selection but hoping he adjusts it as time goes on. The only reall sticking and stubborn point I see with him is the Aubameyang on the left thing.
I didn't have much expectation for Arteta when he arrived. Would have preferred a more experienced manager but we got what we got. So far, he's done better than expected and I was also fully prepared for a different brand of football. Not saying there isn't room for improvement but you've seen when we've scored goals it's usually the type of goal that looks like it's been worked on in the training ground.
True but Artetas Arsenal basically have no attack.
Defending is decent, but basically we’ve sacrificed everything to defend and this our attack really doesn’t have much to it, I don’t expect perfect football but I expect a bit better attacking football than we produce, more balance between attack and defence basically.
At the moment we play teams and they seem to be the more dominant force (not just the best teams), even when we do win.
The lineups are often poor as mentioned, which doesn’t help. Whilst some might be convinced about Arteta because of a cup win and a couple wins against the top sides, for me there’s still a fair bit to be worked on and performances are certainly one, you can only get away with parking the bus so long, eventually it catches up with you.