‘Wenger has thrown away two points with his tactics’
Even those with rose-tinted glasses had to taken them off after Sunday night.
Bully, a regular at Arsenal fixtures, was in no mood to hide his frustration following Martin Skrtel’s late goal which shared the spoils at Anfield.
Life's too short to be negative. Solid point for #AFC. No questions asked. Decisive month for #Wenger coming up though.
— Dr. Ray (@RayFC_) December 21, 2014
The Gooner who once received Robin van Persie’s shirt after the 5-3 win at Stamford Bridge often deflects the negativity over bad Arsenal results towards referees. But after watching Arsene Wenger’s tactical moves backfire in the 2-2 draw with Liverpool, the criticism went a different direction this time.
Do you agree with this guy?
I completely agree with bully, we were too deep. Whilst bringing a midfielder no problem. However Liverpool had 10 men Giroud is the only player who can hold the ball upfront. We should mhave also look to counter attack to take some pressure off the defence. The zonal marking does not work. Also Giroud would have helped outvand corners. We played poorly, but still gave away two points.
Liverpool played with good positioning and possession and passing. Arsenal were woeful losing possession so often. Midfield was once our domain has now disappeared. Liverpool played to win we played like headless chicken. Who ever trained the defenders has not learned his lessons. There was no organization and the danger man Skertel was unmarked and got a free header. If Arsene doesn’t strengthen with world class DM and defender he is not the right man to take Arsenal forward. This was a game thrown away by poor tactics.
What more do we need to say that we haven’t said before!!! AW doesn’t have anything to offer again, , He’s done and drained out, he should be a man and be honest with himself!!! AW IS EXHAUSTED!!! He is predictable, he’s just struggling with every game! Get another manager to handle this same team and the team will excel!!!!
Tactically inept again how much time did AW need to see we were swamped in midfield and that 4-3-3 was suicidal. If Liverpool had had a striker in the side the first half would have been a repeat of last year. He finaly shored up the midfield when we went ahead, but why on earth did he take off a foreword when they went down to 10 men, it would have been the ideal time to give Walcott 10 min’s. At corners i feel santi and sanchez would be better employed waiting near the halfway line, ready for a clearance upfield as they are unlikely to make any defensive headers, and it would force the opposition to keep an extra couple of defenders back and away from our box.