Charlie Eccleshare
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734 appearances
3 recordings
1 series
first heard Apr 2026
last heard 21 May
Charlie Eccleshare’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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You know, that's not an excuse.
That is an issue.
And it has been since Arteta's been there, really.
Lewis Skelly, another one.
Right.
Yeah, I think Eze, had Odegaard been able to stay fit more this season, he would have done better.
But I was just thinking, you know, it's like with Liverpool, you think of that great team and I'm not saying Arsenal's first choice attack is as good, but obviously Havertz, Saka and Eze is a pretty good attack.
If Liverpool were playing like Shaqiri and Origi most weeks, I'm going to go out on a limb and say, yeah, they did for Barcelona.
They probably wouldn't have been getting 90 plus points every season.
Like these things matter.
And I think Arteta, everyone, a lot of people don't like him and they kind of,
contort themselves to find reasons to sort of justify that because I think Brodie's done a great job but I think the one question mark is can he build a squad to last the course for a season the one season he did they got 89 points but Havertz Odegaard Saka White played so much they've really struggled to stay fit since and Havertz Odegaard and Saka have probably been Arsenal's three best attackers the last few years they last started together in December 2024
That's their big issue.
And whether they can fix that in the next four games is, you know, is open to doubt.
I think if they don't and they keep having to play, patch things up, there just will be a game in these 50-50 matches where one goes against them and they draw one.
That could have been Newcastle.
And Mikel Marino's been a big loss as well.
Yeah.
I mean, he's closer...
The reality is he's almost closer to what Arteta wants from a striker than Jokres is.
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