- May 11, 2005
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Would you agree that today they looked rather mid-table? Their home form is usually very convincing, but all the top 4 beat them there(apart from Arse, who were under-going a mini-crisis) last season, and they need a commanding CB, and a lot of work on their defensive unit, to change that.I reckon City will be damn near unbeatable at home though, and away they'll improve as they gel as a team. Plus Given like he did today will win them so many points against the kind of opposition they faced today. BTW I was also watching the game.
Eduardo with the sixth. Got to acknowledge that, he hasn't played in the league for 18 months and has done so well to get back from that injury. But Arshavin was again allowed to do whatever he wanted to do inside the box. No closing down or tackling at all. Shambolic.
I think they're fine tbh, might be an idea to play de Jong and Barry in front of the back four and drop one attacking player for difficult away games (like this one) to add stability, but they will be a more stable, homogenous unit when the players they have get a few weeks to gel. They got a win at a difficult ground today and I see no reason why they won't challenge the top 4.Would you agree that today they looked rather mid-table? Their home form is usually very convincing, but all the top 4 beat them there(apart from Arse, who were under-going a mini-crisis) last season, and they need a commanding CB, and a lot of work on their defensive unit, to change that.
Hence Wenger's proposal that you should get extra points for scoring more than 3 or 4 goals away from home. :rofl:we've seen it all before from them. bright starts but they fade away. fantastic performance but you only get 3points. Maybe they will keep their top4 place but its way too early to judge