Ronan Mullen

So obviously he's got something about him as a personality.

And yet increasingly the criticism of Odegaard would be, particularly in the big games, too much time, coming deep, nice touches, enjoying himself, but actually not affecting the game further up the pitch enough.

I just don't see that anymore with Arsenal.

I don't see that fluidity.

Yeah, it's really interesting because that's why when Eze joined, and especially when he gave him a couple of games at 10...

And Eze's doing Eze things.

I thought, oh, this team's about to, they're just about to really just stamp their authority all over this league.

And he's going to flourish.

The defence will still be fine.

And the handbrake's coming off a little bit.

The confidence will grow.

Like that kind of, you know, remember that Mourinho period where Robin and Duff just caught fire and the whole thing lit up.

And I thought that's where we were headed with Eze.

And then Eze's just, you're out of the team.

Yeah, it's very confusing as a final thought on Arsenal because...

At various points in this season, it has felt completely done.

Like as recently even as, you know, when they beat Aston Villa 4-1 on the 30th of December, that just felt game over.

And then the following game away to Bournemouth, it was a really good 3-2 win.

It was kind of a championship winning 3-2 win away from home.

And since then, the nil all with Liverpool, the nil all with Forest and now the United game.