Micah Richards

I think it's rotation.

I think when you're isolated as a striker, you then need to come towards the ball and have a midfield runner going in there.

You've got Odegaard who drops deep, sometimes too deep for the liking of some Arsenal fans.

But in terms of doing that, pull people out, move people around and play that killer ball and have that midfielder running into the box and then good delivery, of course.

Someone's doing it.

One of the producers on this call is doing that because I've not touched a damn thing.

as I mentioned in the first half, there was a real weird atmosphere, Gaz, at the stadium.

It was almost like, I don't know, disbelief or it was, everything was just flat.

And I've said previously, I've been to Spurs when they beat Man City on multiple occasions earlier on, and it was absolutely bouncing.

Of course, towards the start of the season, it always is.

But when you go there and everyone was just flat and that seeped into the performance of the players as well.

The first half was one of the worst halves I've seen from a football team at this level.

There was no confidence.

There was no rotations.

The formation wasn't right.

And then they managed to turn it around in the second half.

And I just, I couldn't believe what I've seen.

Man City should have been 3-4 or 5-0 in that first half.

But they're just not killing teams off, Gaz.

And it's a worry.