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Be angry, but never be complacent (opens the original)
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Sorry for the delay! I was actually going to write a newsletter about Jürgen Klopp’s Germany, believe it or not, with a sprinkling of how things have been for Zinedine Zidane, Xavi, Roberto Mancini (ha!) as they begin life in charge of France, Netherlands, and Italy, respectively.Rather than here, I actually analysed the Brighton game in a video over on the Arseblog YouTube channel, in case you’re now over that enough to take a look at what I had to say there.I’m planning more newsletters for th
Tactics and Takes MD4: Some managers adjust better than others (opens the original)
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This week’s look at the weekend’s Premier League fixtures is with you on Tuesday so I could include a nod to Leeds United. Let’s get into it …Liverpool 0-0 FulhamAndoni Iraola is still looking for combinations he can trust, but now he’s doing it with midweek games thrown into the mix. After sticking with the same players in defence and midfield in the wins against Ipswich and Atlético de Madrid, there were more changes again for the game against Fulham … and more problems.Four Premier League mat
The Serenity Now (opens the original)
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A sticky wooden floor, a collection of sore heads, a much-needed late breakfast. And, for whatever reason, an image on a friend’s phone that stuck with me.We were in Germany and it was the day after the first of three consecutive 5-1 defeats to Bayern Munich. We didn’t know then, but that particular loss was the setup to a joke that made Arsenal an international punchline.And over lunch, someone asked if we’d seen the photos of Mikel Arteta. The Arsenal captain was injured and wasn’t involved at
Tactics and Takes MD3: Arsenal’s outliers, Rose’s late goals, Fulham in trouble (opens the original)
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After a flying visit home to see Arsenal host Chelsea, here’s a slightly delayed collection of thoughts on the Premier League games I’ve managed to keep up with.Roll on the Champions League!Ipswich Town 0-2 LiverpoolLiverpool were more solid and a certainly more clinical than in their previous games and what would you know, they won!The key here, really, is they got themselves ahead for the first time this season and, with a more balanced backline, never had to go searching for a goal. Alexander
Tactics and Takes MD3: Arsenal’s outliers, Rose’s late goals, Fulham in trouble (opens the original)
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After a flying visit home to see Arsenal host Chelsea, here’s a slightly delayed collection of thoughts on the Premier League games I’ve managed to keep up with.Roll on the Champions League!Ipswich Town 0-2 LiverpoolLiverpool were more solid and a certainly more clinical than in their previous games and what would you know, they won!The key here, really, is they got themselves ahead for the first time this season and, with a more balanced backline, never had to go searching for a goal. Alexander
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