Odegaard appeared to be very focused on making quick passes and taking as few touches as possible. He needed to trust his instincts more and he did today and it looked good

That’s why I was checking their line up - just hoping he gets an opportunity to experience as much as possible

Just noticed he wasn’t in Marseille squad and wasn’t sure why

Is Ethan cup tied?

And how good was the Norgaard touch

Feeling for you today as well. With all that’s happening in Minneapolis, I am sure you could have used Arsenal to bring you a bit of joy

he had a view mistakes due to being overly excited, but I thought Madueke changed our tempo and brought a bit of what we needed - some urgency, some drive, and someone who wants to make something happen. I think it’s time for Saka to bring a bit of this and take the next step to becoming Salah

We need someone, and I don’t want to get into a meaningless discussion about who should be captain, but someone who wants the ball, wants to score, and wants to be the man. When it’s going well, it can be the team as a whole, but eventually you need someone to be HIM

I hate you Arsenal

I think what you’re saying doesn’t match the title of the article - it literally says that the tactics of Arsenal and Liverpool are boring fans - so that impacts how the rest is viewed. Seems like you may want a chat with the headline writers

It really wasn’t meant to just argue about you personally or just this article but more about the narrative in general. European teams seem less likely to play low blocks and the Champions League games are therefore a bit faster paced. I don’t think it’s a coincidence

Boring fans to death is in the title and I know you may not write that. I was talking more about the narrative that Arsenal and set pieces are the reason for boring football but I would love to see more about teams lack of willingness to come out and play causing much of these results

The article is title states the season is boring fans to death and this is one of the first paragraphs, so, not sure what I mentioned that the article doesn’t, but simply saying that, it doesn’t seem to be the pressing that is keeping large amounts of goals from being scored, but the low blocks

Not sure why Arsenal being good at set pieces automatically seems to equate to boring football?? No thrashings comes down to more low blocks. You say Arsenal play more compact than City yet it was City who sat back when they played. It’s hard to score a lot of goals when teams have 10 men in the box

Could we take off Timber or White even and play with 3 at back?

Forest is looking to get the ball and attack our left. Could be trying to take advantage of inverted back, but even their “press” is trying to push us left.

Needed to go right foot