Stevie Nicol

But I still thought that he was good enough to score goals and I thought he was good enough to actually try and get some goals for himself out of nothing.

But the answer right now is he hasn't been able to do any of those things.

And so he hasn't been able to separate himself from the other three that I told you about.

And so if you're Mikel Arteta, you're actually, before every game now, you're going, right, you know, who do we start to send it forward?

Is Jesus fit enough now?

Is Havertz fit enough now?

You know.

Do we play Moreno?

Or do we play Djokovic?

I mean, that's what's going through Arteta's head right now.

He actually probably has gone, or should be going to the back of the queue, because we're talking about Arsenal not being a team that puts the ball in the box for a centre forward.

So that means that if that's not happening, as a player, you have to contribute somewhere else.

And clearly he's not contributing anywhere else.

Whereas you look at Jesus or Havertz, in particular those two, outside the box they absolutely contribute.

So I said he hasn't separated himself.

He actually might be at the bottom of the pile right now.

He's a great coach, right?

But he's not a comedian.

You were waiting for the punchline.

It's kind of hard to see where he's coming from.