Ben Grounds
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first heard Feb 2020
last heard Feb 2020
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But it's not just from an attacking perspective.
Matt Cheaton, our colleague at Sky, has got an article at the moment and it kind of reflects the fact that he's really putting in his...
fair amount of work going in the opposite direction he's had 55 he's made 55 tackles which is 18 more than any other forward in the league so he's really kind of you feel like under Silva a lot of the times if he was trying to break away with the ball he might be looking first thought might have been go down win a free kick
but he's actually carrying the ball on and that's what led to the winning goal against Watford.
It's what led to the counter-attacking goal against Palace in the last game.
He kind of had his head down and he went for it rather than at times maybe his body language or at the time of the game he might be looking for to kind of close the game out or to slow it down by winning a free kick.
They went to Dubai for their two-week break and people have come back and said that was really beneficial.
But at the same time, there was an incident prior to the Newcastle game.
Now, Matteo Guendouzi has at times been Arsenal's best player, I felt, towards the latter end of Emery's tenure.
But Arteta isn't afraid of taking players out if they're not listening to instructions on the training ground.
Sam Dean at the Telegraph broke the story about...
how he may have had a row with members of staff and with Arteta himself and so he was omitted from the squad against Newcastle and he obviously gave the opportunity to Dani Ceballos there who as well kind of fell off a cliff after a great start to his loan spell.
There was talk potentially that he'd go back to Real Madrid in January
but by all accounts he had a fantastic game against Newcastle and it's that opportunity that Arteta seems to be giving players and Eddie Nketiah played the other day Lacazette duly responded came off the bench ended his goal drought since December might have hit it twice but they all count and you never know what kind of result like that not necessarily a performance but to win 4-0 what that can do for them as a springboard
Like I said, Everton have this mental block, it feels, when they play against the top six teams and they've now got between, in the next month, they're playing Man Utd home, Chelsea away, Arsenal away.
they've still got to go to Tottenham as well so you feel like from their perspective in this whereas Arsenal have done it before they've gone on a run like last season they very nearly actually caught Tottenham just from a league perspective let alone the chance that they had in the Europa League which may again as Graeme Sooner said this week might still be their best bet actually of getting in the Champions League next season like we say we wait and see what happens with the City case but
It is remarkable.
So again, another game I covered for Sky was that one.
automatically the result just kind of went out the window whatever whichever way you're just looking at it from from a purely human perspective and it was it was it was a horrible horrible thing to have to actually kind of cover but it's amazing his recovery even even at the time not long after as we knew it it was good news in in a terrible scenario that it wasn't a complicated break
and his kind of powers of recovery have kind of surpassed all expectations.
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