Lewis Jones
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428 appearances
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1 series
first heard Dec 2019
last heard Apr 2020
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He's got to be up there with Jurgen Klopp as the manager of the season.
Well, they haven't won in the last three games, so maybe the optimism is fading away slightly.
But I was on the pod just before Arteta's first game in charge, actually, and was...
desperate for him to come in and make Arsenal more defensively organised and just make them more robust in the way that they play.
I mean, we've spoken for years about how that sort of soft centre for Arsenal is really restricting their progress.
And seven games into Arteta's tenure and the numbers show that he has gone in there and has made an impact at getting them better organised.
Under Emery, Arsenal had conceded an average of 1.46 goals a game, but that has dropped to just a goal a game now under Arteta.
And he's also kept two clean sheets.
signs of life there and the shots face data is also quite interesting that's showing positive signs for Arteta that has dropped from 16 shots a game conceded under Unai Emery which was averaging at one of the worst in the league at the time and that's now gone down to 12.45 shots a game so there is there is hope and for the future for Arsenal under Arteta but
there's something that's worrying me about just having watched them in the last few weeks it's sometimes better to trust your eyes sometimes rather than just relying on the numbers and there have been signs in the last three fixtures that this Arsenal squad are maybe slipping back to their old tricks they were quite fortunate I thought to pick up a point in both the games against Sheffield United and Chelsea and they were certainly fortunate against Burnley where they left Turf Moor with a 0-0 but I thought they got bullied all over the pitch to be honest
The intensity in their play seems to have dropped as well, particularly with Mesut Ozil.
Look back to his sort of lethargic self against Burnley.
It was pretty non-existent, if I'm honest.
And I suppose with Arteta being given the time over the winter break, it'd be interesting to see if he can really sort of ignite the fire again this weekend with a visit to Newcastle.
Oh, Newcastle.
The way they played this season makes me doubt whether I know actually anything about football, which I admit is a possibility to be honest.
But how they have got 31 points and sit probably safe from relegation is a bit of a mystery.
And Steve Bruce has waved the magic wand up there because...
it once again just shows you how what a weird Premier League season this is and just referencing journalist Craig Hope who was on the Sunday Supplement who works for the Daily Mail he watches them week in week out and it was like someone had morphed me into Craig and I was on the show because I agreed with absolutely everything he said about how they've ridden their luck at times this season and how the style of football hasn't got much long term productivity I covered them in their 2-2 draw with Everton which was one of the craziest games
I've covered this season where they scored twice in injury time to nick a draw.
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