Oluok saka bricks are clearly out of spite because his boy got sent to Saudi during his prime years while HE was making fantasies about Barca/psg/bayern coming for him😭😭😭😭
Arsenal fans who have more smoke for Saka than others disgust me.
It is not his fault he got an injury that killed his power. And it isnot his fault he is still better and more responsible for this team than all your favs.
If anyone has earned the right to some time, it's him.
Saka hate is unfathomable to me.
Not in his best moment, sure. But what annoys me so much is you will not hear a PEEP out of these guys next time he's back in good form.
The guy carried us for 4-5 seasons. Incredible disrespect.
All things considered a 3-0 loss (out of nowhere) isn't the end of the world. Regroup post International break.
Club needs to seriously look at their "Superstars" though, work to be done on January 1st. Team will die without Kroupi
🚨 Harry Kane: “I could score 100 goals this season but if I don’t win the Champions League or the World Cup, you’re probably not going to win the Ballon d’Or”.
“It’s the same with Haaland, with any player. You have to be winning those major trophies”, told Mirror.
“For Mikel, the game doesn’t start in the dressing room – it starts in the team meeting a few hours before. On that day, it was the most interesting meeting of my life. I have never seen
something like that before and I don’t think I’ll ever see it again,”
Zinchenko said in his book, “Believe”.
“We had lunch in the hotel where we stay before home games. It’s always
the same waiters, the same familiar faces of the staff, whom I guess are
chosen for being very discreet. There was one guy, though, I had never seen
before, a waiter serving hot drinks. I didn’t think much about it. He must have been a new guy.
“In the final match-day meetings, we rarely sit down to watch any clips or
look at a tactics board. Mikel is doing them very differently, in his own
way. He will have us playing cards or little ball games to get those competitive juices flowing. He wants to switch us on, activate our minds. In
the first part of that meeting, he laid out lots of cards on a big table. They
had football terms like ‘man on’, ‘set piece’, ‘win your duel’ and so on
written on them. He said, ‘Okay guys, we need to start the game with
winning your duel. Who’s going to take that first card?’ You had to pick it
out before the other team at the other end of the table got there. It doesn’t
sound like much, but footballers are such a competitive lot, even a simple
game like that becomes fiercely contested.”
This is where it gets interesting.
“Then, for the second part, Mikel announced it was going to be another
‘players vs staff freestyle battle’. The other day, it had been me against
Nicolas ‘Nico’ Jover, our set-piece specialist, and I had won. So the
manager says, ‘It’s rematch today. Alex, let’s see if you can do it again.’ So
I get up and do a few tricks and so on.
Then it’s Nico’s turn. But he’s
holding his hamstring, saying he’s injured and can’t play. Mikel looks
around the room and says, ‘We need a substitute. Anyone?’ At that moment,
that waiter raises his hand. Mikel says, ‘Okay. You can try.’ And guess
what? This guy is killing it. He’s basically destroying us. He even nutmegs Saka. Everyone’s is looking at each other like, ‘What the fuck is this?’
Everyone’s cheering him on and laughing.
“Turns out he’s a professional freestyler with millions of followers whom Mikel had planted at the hotel as a waiter. You realise how much work must have gone into that behind the scenes. That guy was there for at least three hours undercover, serving up coffee and cakes and waiting patiently for his big moment. The mood in the camp was incredible after that. People were buzzing on the way to the bus. That whole thing really pushed the right buttons. But it happens so often. Every one of Mikel’s meetings is special.”
You cannot stop finding a way to win.
Eddie Nketiah leading the line for a rotated Arsenal side in a European away game. Seems to be having no major issues holding the ball up, laying it off to team mates, getting touches in the opposition box and manufacturing shots. Too much to expect of a striker that went for more than double his transfer fee apparently.