Kay Murray

And when Bournemouth came, and it was kind of predicted with the form that Bournemouth got.

But still, they managed to take them a bit apart.

And that is worrying.

But that means that the big win home games, you can say if they win their home games, if they look good and they will have some good results away from home, then they will win this.

But Bournemouth just showed today the old teams that will come to Emirates.

No, no, no.

That's not how it is.

Just be on the case.

Play on the lack of confidence and you've got a chance to take three points away.

Can I just make a comment about what Jocker has said?

Because when I watch games, I've always got an old coach of mine, Ronnie Moran, in my head.

He's always in my head.

And the one thing he would say, if he was Jocker as his coach, and he said that to him, he would say...

The field was dry for them as well, you know, and they didn't stop Bournemouth knocking the ball around, didn't stop Bournemouth creating chances, didn't stop Bournemouth getting two goals.

That's exactly what Ronnie would have said.

The other side of that is as well, and it is a ridiculous comment to make, and sometimes you want, sometimes a pitch is maybe a little bit dry, but is it dry for both teams?

But sometimes you might want a pitch that's a bit skiddier and stuff, but Arsenal control that.

Well, they're the home side.

If that's what Arteta wants and Xhakares and Declan Rice and Zubi Mendy and Madweki and all these players that are fit and available, then the groundsman waters the pitch before the game and he waters it at half-time.

And they get a pitch that's a little bit more fiery.