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Send your thoughts to theeditor@football365.com<\/em><\/strong><\/p>\n

The Damned Arsenal<\/strong>
\nBefore anybody accuses me of knee jerk reactionism, Unai Emery is not a charlatan or a fraud \u2013 if you analyse his career trajectory in football management, I think it is hard to deny that his progression has been that of a very good Manager. However, put simply, he isn\u2019t doing a very good job for Arsenal. Allow me to expand\u2026<\/p>\n

With the exception of giving young players opportunities, he seems determined to use an approach that is antithetical to the approach used by Arsene Wenger. This has lead to two major problems.<\/p>\n

Firstly, I\u2019m all for tactical and formation flexibility, but Unai Emery seems to be far too excessive in this area. Every game seems to start with a different formation and different tactics, and every game seems to involve at least one mid game tactical\/formation change, often more. Adapting your approach to counter the opposition strengths or expose the opposition weaknesses is not a bad thing, but doing it excessively can also hinder the continuity and fluency of our own game, and this seems to be the case. This can be best highlighted in the away game against Brighton when Alex Iwobi could clearly be seen asking Granit Xhaka \u201cwhat formation are we playing?\u201d after he was introduced at half time. I mean, what the actual f**k? That shouldn\u2019t be seen on a Sunday morning pitch!<\/p>\n

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Secondly, and I think this could be a hangover of his tenure at PSG, but he is clearly determined to assert his authority on the squad and show that no player, regardless of status will be indulged. This has lead to the marginalisation of both Aaron Ramsey and Mesut Ozil, two of our most talented attacking players. We subsequently look like a team seriously lacking in creativity.<\/p>\n

Is this the equivalent of Brian Clough at Leeds Utd trying to change too much too quickly? He seems to value obedience and hard work above individuality and talent. I saw through the long unbeaten run, where we often flattered to deceive and won through a combination of kind fixtures, profligate finishing from our opponents, clinical finishing from our own players and a large slice of luck.<\/p>\n

I\u2019m not going to start calling for his head just yet, but I also think the media narrative that he is doing a good job, and has inherited a complete mess from Arsene Wenger is very wide of the mark. Yes, there was a job to do following Arsene Wenger, I accept that, but he simply isn\u2019t doing that job very well and much of that is down to his own errors.
\nNaz, Gooner.<\/strong><\/p>\n

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M.A.G.A.<\/strong>
\nArsenal\u2019s Cult fandom really is a laugh-a-minute spectacle of stupidity. They are the football equivalent of the moronic MAGA crowd, and even come fully equipped with uninformed bluster and stupid red and white caps. Their Fake News misinformation is a thing of wonder, several examples:<\/p>\n

\u201cEmery is at fault, he should be doing better against Citeh, didn\u2019t Palace win there\u201d<\/p>\n

Funny that. When that still-unemployed gasbag Wenger was failing year after year, we heard you \u201ccannot compete with oil money\u201d. Oh but wait \u2013 after six months and no investment, you suddenly can? Who knew!<\/p>\n

Chelski have 2 world-class players: Kante and Hazard<\/p>\n

ManYoo have one, on a good day 2: DDG and Pogba<\/p>\n

Citeh take your pick: Aguero, KDB, Sane, Silva, Bernardo, Laporte, Sterling<\/p>\n

Spurs have two: Kane and Eriksen<\/p>\n

Liverpool have two: VVD and Salah<\/p>\n

Arsenal? Zero. None. And here\u2019s the funny bit: Emery turned up to a club with a wage bill higher than Spurs and Liverpool, and super-close to Chelski\u2019s! Now tell me, which inept buffoon stuffed the Arsenal wage bill with such dross (Jenkinson on \u00a360k p\/w anyone?) over a 10-year period, making it impossible to get rid of them?<\/p>\n

\u201cHe has Ozil and Ramsey on the bench and left them there. Unbelievable!\u201d<\/p>\n

Yes, it\u2019s the equivalent of having Messi and Bergkamp sitting there and not bringing them on. That would be the same Ozil who has never scored or assisted a goal away to one of the big 4 in his entire time in England. The same Ozil that had 12 months left on his contract and had just one offer, from powerhouses Fenerbache (currently mid-table in Turkey). The same Ozil who has had more broken fingernails and traumatic manicures leading to injury than any player of the past decade. He makes Darren Anderton look like Mr T. Or the same Ramsey who you guessed it, has not scored or assisted away at one of the big 4 in over 5 years, and the same duo who were first-team regulars last season as Arsenal finished 38 points behind Citeh.<\/p>\n

\u201cI do not see any improvement\u201d.<\/p>\n

Last season Arsenal finished 38 points behind Citeh and outside the top 4, having spent a small fortune. The incompetent Loser of a manager who led them there, spent over \u00a3375m net in five seasons in the transfer market \u2013 only the Manchester clubs had spent more! Yet Emery still has a half-decent chance of a top 4 finish this season (Arsenal fans remember the top 4 trophy right? It was once bigger than X Factor and Eurovision put together! You win the right to get humped 10-2 by Bayern)<\/p>\n

\u201cThe job is too big for him\u201d<\/p>\n

This one is possibly my favourite! The Arsenal job is a \u201cbig job\u201d? Funny that. I can remember this \u201cdemanding club\u201d where a manager lost 8-2 at Old Trafford, 10-2 at Bayern, in the same season lost 5-1 Anfield, then 6-3 at Citeh, then 6-0 at Stamford Bridge and then 3-0 at Everton\u2026and got a new contract! I also remember no PL title challenges for 14 seasons and never a murmur of discontent. Yeah I could imagine clubs like Madrid, Barca and Juve being cool with that LOL. Unai Emery has won more European titles in a single season at Sevilla than Arsenal (aka Wenger) have managed in 20 years. To push that further, Emery has more European trophies than Arsenal FC has in its entire history! So a group of fans who were cool with a Specialist in Failure spending 14 seasons mailing it in, and who never stood a chance in Europe \u2013 are suddenly telling a man with more European trophies than their entire club that the \u201cjob is too big for him\u201d?! Hahahaha. Good one! Does someone wanna tell Denzel Washington the Butlin\u2019s summer play os beyond his know-how?<\/p>\n

Maybe Unai\u2019s problem is that he isn\u2019t doing it right to mislead the sheep \u2013 if he spent more time talking about \u201cfinancial doping\u201d, bitching about \u201cdizzying wages in football\u201d (while drawing an \u00a38.5m annual salary for himself), constantly mentioned \u201cinjuries\u201d (to key rubbish like Diaby, Denilson or Senderos) or blamed the referee for losing a match 10-2 (this happened), then he would get an easier ride. But Emery is taking personal responsibility and I can see how this sits uneasily with the Wenger MAGA crowd.<\/p>\n

Emery has my backing for certain. It\u2019s clear he has a vision of what he wants to do but you can\u2019t make a chocolate fondant with excrement. It might look similar, but the results stink. Get him better players and it\u2019s clear he will challenge \u2013 unless we are now pretending Klopp and Pep had outstanding first seasons (and Pep had Aguero, Silva, Sterling, Fernandinho and Kompany)
\nStewie Griffin (YOU are Fake News! SAD!)<\/strong><\/p>\n

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Sky falling in<\/strong>
\nJust reading the John Nicholson article on how unpopular football is on Sky. I always wondered why Sky never just put the Sports package on at no extra charge or some small nominal amount and flooded the market with their services thus enabling them to charge higher fees for advertising.<\/p>\n

Surely (don\u2019t call me Shirley) the better business plan would be to have as many eyes on Sky Broadcasting as possible and even wickedly increase the price of the drug from then on as opposed to offering a product not suitable to 90% of the population.
\nDave(\u00c9ire)<\/strong><\/p>\n

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\u2026I enjoyed Johnny Nic\u2019s first piece about football viewership.<\/strong> I\u2019ve been thinking that the FA should take the NFL route with their redzone channel.<\/p>\n

Barring possibly 2 games moved to Sunday for additional coverage, Simply show all games at 3pm behind the red button. This eliminates\u2026<\/p>\n

1. Fans being shafted with travel
\n2. Non-football loving partners becoming football widows for the entire weekend.
\n3. Managers complaining about fixture collusion
\n4. Me waiting agonisingly to see how bad I\u2019ve messed up fantasy football that weekend
\n5. Soccer Saturday (sorry, it\u2019s just about the pundits rather than the football now)<\/p>\n

And it could potentially improve\u2026<\/p>\n

1. Attendances at games due to easier to plan days
\n2. Local pubs etc\u2026 could capitalise on this by only showing their hometown team(s) so it\u2019s a chance to bring communities together a bit more.
\n3. Easier chance to move League\/FA Cup games to midweek to ensure less fixture congestion
\n4. Players not getting as fatigued. These guys are machines that need as little interruption to their schedules as possible.<\/p>\n

Probably a lot more pro\u2019s and con\u2019s but this is a start off the top of my head.
\nJames<\/strong><\/p>\n

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\u2026Johnny Nic asks \u201cwhat the f**k is really going on?\u201d <\/strong>in reference to the massive TV deals paid by BT and Sky. I very little about it, but something tells me the deals aren\u2019t as illogical as he thinks, possibly for the following reasons:<\/p>\n

1 \u2013 Those figures, presumably, are BARB data. They look roughly in line with the numbers I\u2019ve seen reported and discussed on the issue. They are utterly insufficient for an argument like this as they don\u2019t factor in (I\u2019m led to believe) multiple people viewing on one set, people viewing in pubs, people viewing on something other than a TV (e.g. iPad, phone, etc)., and people who drop in-and-out of a broadcast. They are designed for programmes like Eastenders, not something like football which is a fundamentally different kind of programming. This means the \u201ctrue\u201d figures could be 4 or 5 times what\u2019s reported here. Others will know the details better than me, but if you\u2019re going to write an analytical article like this you probably need transparency on the data. Forgive me if you\u2019ve factored this in, but would be good to have it addressed in the second part as it\u2019s interesting.<\/p>\n

2 \u2013 Sports are a \u201cTrojan Horse\u201d for these suppliers other products. So for example if Sky get you through the door with their football coverage, they then have a relatively easy time converting you on regular TV, wifi, phone, etc. \u2013 all of which are products bound by extreme inertia and which will have a lifetime value of thousands. Same for BT. That\u2019s why the value to them is much higher than it would be for say, Facebook, who can\u2019t upsell from it. You can\u2019t calculate their worth on a \u201cper game\u201d basis.<\/p>\n

3 \u2013 Revenues, it goes without saying, also come from advertising, not just people paying to watch. I don\u2019t know the proportion split, but I would anticipate that advertising is higher then subscriber fees. Compounding this, football viewership, on the whole, is a very \u201cdemographically precise\u201d audience that is more valuable to advertisers. For instance if you were Bet365 would you rather advertise to 100 football viewers or 10,000 viewers of Coronation Street? Clearly one audience has far less wastage than the other. So it\u2019s a premium spot.<\/p>\n

Would be nice to see some of the above addressed before tearing the whole system down.
\nAlex<\/strong><\/p>\n

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\u2026Let\u2019s be honest, the liklihood of Premier League football returning to the free to air channels of old, that is BBC and ITV is, well, as likely as a Mourniho team playing attractive football.
\nBut there is a model in todays media world that does work.
\nIf Facebook were to bid for the rights around the world they would generate enough advertising revenue to present them to the supporters for free.
\nIf Facebook were to bid for the rights around the world they would generate enough advertising revenue to present them to the supporters for free.
\nWe are in Belfast, but buy Facebook adspace in as diverse territories as Australia, the US, Spain, Germany, the Emirates and Egypt. Our client would love to place targeted ads along side the Premier League matches, as their product is largely for a male audience. Thses ads can be micro targeted to cities or parts of cities. Local companies could use the games to get an audience in a particular post code or region all around the world except China and a few others.
\nThis would allow FB to generate cash from literally thousands of advertisers, and a single match could deliver them way above the \u00a310m quoted.
\nAnd it would be free to watch on the telly or a computer or phone.
\nJob done.
\nTim<\/strong><\/p>\n

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Ole perspective<\/strong>
\nDamn people need to get over themselves on Ole<\/p>\n

The bar keeps getting set higher and higher for the bloke<\/p>\n

First it was \u201cOh it was a good start but he hasn\u2019t met anyone good \u201d before spurs
\nlast week on this site he was the early loser for his first draw despite not featuring in the final winners and losers
\nthen there is Paul Ince who personally lacks the temperament or tactical required to have as he claims \u201d done exactly what Ole has done \u2026.. how\u2019s he going to handle a loss \u201d\u00a0and now someone thinks a 77 year old man who should be resting is apparently taking training (which he wasn\u2019t even responsible for when he was manager) and giving the teamtalks and was probably in disguise at the PSG-Lyon game yesterday<\/p>\n

Look I \u2018ll say it again for the slow amongst you Ole isn\u2019t the messiah eventually he will lose a game even if he gets the job on a permanent basis he won\u2019t win the quadruple, No one on the list of potential managers will do any off those things , what he has however done so far is simply amazing and I for one appreciate it so just SOD off\u2026\u2026
\nTimi<\/strong><\/p>\n

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Too Mane questions?<\/strong>
\nAs there wasn\u2019t a great deal of mails in this morning\u2019s mailbox<\/strong> and no Liverpool game, I hope I\u2019m not too late to the party on this one as I really need the mailbox\u2019s help.<\/p>\n

Going back to the Liverpool vs Leicester match during last week and the Mane through on goal situation. Our pundits and contributors on here suggested Maguire (Slab-head to his mates), should have been sent off. The argument was that although Mane was heading away from goal that his pace was would have seen him outstrip both defenders and head towards goal meaning it was a goal scoring chance. Hence a red card for Maguire.<\/p>\n

My question is, should a player\u2019s attributes be considered in such a situation? Say for example it was Glenn Murray, would the people that thought it was a red change their mind as Murray wasn\u2019t as fast and probably not have created himself the same goal scoring opportunity that Mane might have.<\/p>\n

Robbie Savage said \u201cJohnny Evans isn\u2019t catching Mane, no chance. So it\u2019s a red\u201d. So is the red decided on only the pace of each player? Is it the referee supposed to know who would beat who in a foot race? What if it was a European match and a foreign referee? Would Martin Atkinson be expected to know the pace of a Besiktas striker and Fenerbah\u00e7e centre back in a Champions League group game?<\/p>\n

I\u2019m a Liverpool fan but I thought a yellow was the correct decision. I\u2019d love to know the opinion of the mailbox.
\nJimmy (brackets) Spain<\/strong><\/p>\n

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Singing the blues<\/strong>
\nIn regards to Shane\u2019s email<\/strong> relating to the chants directed at Liverpool at the city games its not just Liverpool we chant about.<\/p>\n

Last year we sang \u2018mind the gap\u2019 to Man United, we still sing about a little Argentine\u2019s late exploits in 2012 and make reference to a scousers slip in 2014. The common thing here is that each chant is about our competition, take it as a complement that we do take the challenge that Liverpool are giving us this year quite seriously.<\/p>\n

The chant also makes reference to Citys success last year (League and league cup double) so its not a complete slating of Liverpools fortunes but a celebration of our own.<\/p>\n

I do recall Liverpool fans having a song about how they hate Nottingham forest, everton and United (all in one song too, creative) and several songs about chelsea in the last decade.<\/p>\n

I think every club has songs about rivals, i think this is just a new, exciting rivalry. If Liverpool were to win the league this year im sure there would be a verse about City in their newest anthem.
\nChris MCFC (Aguero has to be considered on the level of Henry\/Zola ect as best foreign premier league player impact)<\/strong><\/p>\n

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Incey whincey<\/strong>
\nI know there is already general agreement Paul Ince is a pleb<\/strong>, but his repeated comments about the UTD job have really got under my skin. He could have done what OGS has done at UTD \u2026 oh please. I could have been dating Natalie Portman \u2026 honestly I could \u2026 if only I\u2019d followed my dream to be an actor, lost a couple of stone, had my teeth done, moved to Hollywood \u2026 it could have happened. Honestly it could, I just wasn\u2019t given all the breaks I clearly deserve. Ince belongs in history with the other PFMs and their self-entitled, xenophobic, monosyllabic, cliched points of view. Paul mate, you can\u2019t even fill in for Danny Murphy on a Sunday evening without making yourself look like an tool. God only knows what the BBC were thinking upping his screen time, embarrassing all round.
\nDavid Moore (On the off chance Ms Portman is reading \u2026 I\u2019m still willing to give a relationship a go).<\/strong><\/p>\n

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\u2026I was delighted to see Mediawatch go for the jugular of Paul Ince<\/strong>, after his latest episode of verbal diarrhea \u2013 the man is a moron, and deserves to be highlighted as such. Let\u2019s also not forget that Ince is the guy who phyiscally and verbally assaulted a match official in the tunnel at Bloomfield Road in 2013, so he\u2019s definitely the right guy to bring a positive atmosphere to a club.<\/p>\n

Cards on the table: I am a bit of Steve Bruce fanboy. I actually met him once during his tenure at Wigan Athletic, when he hosted for a of training day for the year 11 football team of the school at which I was working. He ran a proper training session, along with Paul Scharner, and then spent ages afterwards talking to them about football and answering their question. He is genuinely a lovely guy. He\u2019s also done a few decent jobs as a manager over the years but let\u2019s not pull any punches \u2013 he\u2019s not the kind of guy who you would reasonably be considering appointing as manager of a top six club.<\/p>\n

I will admit, there is a little concern starting develop at the continual assertions from Solskjaer that he\u2019s not really doing much other than making the lads feel like world beaters. I\u2019m sure that there\u2019s actually way more to it than that, and I get that he\u2019s probably being humble but if he continues to make out like he\u2019s just letting the players get on with it, without actually imprinting any kind of tactical identity on the team, then he risks looking like a bit of a passenger.<\/p>\n

That\u2019s not to say that I agree with Ince at all \u2013 he, and most of the cohort he named, are absolute disasters of football management. Ince can protest about Ole and the job he\u2019s done all he wants, but this is nothing but sour grapes from a bitter, angry man, trumpeting a bunch of other bitter, angry men because he thinks the world owes them something. The longer Ince, Hughes and co. remain out of work in the world of football, the better.
\nTed, Manchester<\/strong><\/p>\n

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Perfect hat-trick<\/strong>
\nHas Aguero re-defined the perfect hat-trick?<\/p>\n

Head, Foot, Hand.<\/p>\n

This is clearly much harder than the old definition.
\nDan (All other strikers have lacked ambition), Watford<\/strong><\/p>\n

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Kev incoming<\/strong>
\nThis weekend I bought the most expensive bottle of beer I\u2019ve ever had. I\u2019d say it was worth every penny but it meant going into a pub filled with braying hoo-rays watching rugby union, which is never a fun experience.<\/p>\n

*I quite enjoyed the football this weekend. To most teams Crystal Palace\u2019s win against a struggling Fulham would be in the box marked \u201cregulation\u201d, but that just made it more likely the Eagles would lose. It seemed like an interesting match on paper \u2013 Fulham\u2019s poor defence against Palace\u2019s struggling attack forced to play without its best player, with the potential of seeing two of the hottest prospects (Ryan Sessegnon and Aaron Wan-Bissaka) going head to head.<\/p>\n

*Perhaps taking inspiration from Ole Gunnar Solskjaer\u2019s use of Romelu Lukaku against the Arsenal, Roy Hodgson lined up Palace in a 4-3-3, with Christian Benteke as a wide(ish) forward and Jordan Ayew in the centre. However, Benteke was able to move across the front line, typically moving to the back post for crosses \u2013 both the penalty award he was involved in and his bicycle kick against the bar came from this position. Although he didn\u2019t score (stop it, you at the back), he had a good game.<\/p>\n

*Hodgson found a new system that worked, but will face a selection headache for the next game . Wilfried Zaha is back from suspension, Connor Wickham didn\u2019t even make the matchday squad on Saturday but impressed against Tottenham, and Michy Batshuayi made a good first impression after he came on for the Cottagers.<\/p>\n

*I think it was Steven Chicken who put it best when he said that Wan-Bissaka is absolutely amazing, but Palace fans have known this for a while. You can tell he\u2019s the business because journalist fan boys for Manchester clubs are starting to gossip about Wan-Bissaka moving to the North West, encouraging those teams\u2019 fans to do their best Veruca Salt impressions and scream at their clubs that \u201cI don\u2019t want any full-back, Daddy, I want THEIR full-back, and I want him NOW\u201d.<\/p>\n

*Congratulations to Ashley Barnes for his dedication to upholding the spirit of the game, by profanely screaming in the faces of two officials for a decision he disagreed with, something that is perfectly acceptable and nowhere near as heinous as sarcastically applauding.<\/p>\n

*You heard it here first: expect Kevin Nolan to be unveiled as the manager of a lower league club any moment. His assistant from previous endeavours, Richard Thomas, resigned as Grantham Town manager after Saturday\u2019s defeat to fellow strugglers Workington, with the Gingerbreads\u2019 statement indicating Thomas had accepted an offer to return to the professional game. Things are not exactly going swimmingly for Grantham at the moment. Thomas\u2019s replacement is a joint-management team from Step 6, described by the club as \u201cexciting\u201d. We shall see.
\nEd Quoththeraven<\/strong><\/p>\n

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A northern thing<\/strong>
\nWho on earth says \u201cSunday dinner\u201d?<\/p>\n

It\u2019s \u201cSunday lunch\u201d or \u201cSunday roast\u201d.
\nStu, London<\/strong><\/p>\n

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Return of an old favourite?<\/strong>
\nWith Moussa Dembele scoring in Lyon\u2019s \u2018shock\u2019 2-1 defeat of PSG, Ousmanne Dembele a major doubt for Barcelona to feature against Real in the Copa Del Rey Semi-final, Mousa Dembele still finding his feet in China, isn\u2019t it about time F365 brought back the quietly popular but now rested \u201cDembele of the Week\u201d feature?
\nAlphonsus(Give Ole the OT permanent job), Abuja<\/strong><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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