Arsenal hit Nottingham Forest on Saturday when the second longest service manager of the Premier League surpassed a head coach who had been in charge for four days.
This is what we saw with the Emirates.
Murillo injury
Postecoglou had already lost one of the first choice of four last season four during the international break, with Lifemealors (£ 5.0 million) excluded for three months.
A second member of that once formidable rearguard, Murillo (£ 5.5 million), limited on Saturday, although not before he remarked the defensive contribution (Defcon) threshold in just 33 minutes of action:
Above: players involved in the Emirates who picked up Defcon points
This injury does not sound as serious as Aina’s, at least.
“Yes, it’s a knock. It is clearly a bit of a knock. So hoping that it is nothing too serious and hopes to be available for next week, but I’m just waiting for that report.” – Ange Postecoglou on Murillo
We can get a further update before or after the EFL Cup -similar game on Wednesday with Swansea City.
A first look at the forest of Ange…. Or was it a last look at Nunos?
There was a lot of talk for Gameweek 4 about what a forest side led by Postecoglou would look like and what staff he would favor.
But it turned out that he almost kept things because they had been under Nuno Espirito Santo for his first game that was in charge. His only change, Norato (£ 4.4 million) For Aina, it was indeed enforced.
Postecoglou mentioned a lack of training time with its new costs in the quote below. A cynic could also suggest that he could record a likely defeat at Arsenal on the tactics/staff of his predecessor, instead of not being recorded if he tries to make too much of his own desired changes too quickly.
“Well, not for this week. Look, I mean, who knows if it is in the right way or the wrong way, but the players, they are all gone on international duty. The other players had the entire weekend off. They only came back on Tuesday. So you know what they left, when they left the club, the club was new voices, New Face.
“And I just thought I didn’t want to make too many changes to the line-up today, because I think it would have been unfair, both on the existing players and the new players to be thrown into such a difficult game.
“But I think we can now put a line through it. I think we now understand a bit that that is the first week and the first phase we can put to bed and now start looking ahead.” – Ange Postecoglou about being unable to make too many changes due to a lack of training time
So, expect that things might begin to evolve from Gameweek 5. Before, a Carabao Cup -similar play in Wales, where some of the summer signing sessions are more likely to impress.
“There are many of the new signing sessions that have not really had the chance. Boys like Douglas Luiz and, you saw today, Dilane Bakwa, Kalimuendo, Jesus, Mcatee, Hutchinson, Jair … [this was] Savona’s first competition. There are many players there who … The beauty of being in Europe and I think the Carabao Cup on Wednesday evening is that we can also beat some competition principles together with training.
“So I think it is a good opportunity at this time between now and the next international break to integrate the new players, but also to beat some of our principles in terms of how we want to play.” – Ange Postecoglou
Who made an impression on Postecoglou?
There were not much striking for forest. Dilane is piled up (£ 6.0 million) fell eye when he came up and caused a few problems on the right wing. And ndoye (£ 6.1 million) switched flanks to house his new teammate at the introduction of Bakwa.
They are paid and Elliot Anderson (£ 5.5 million) – Finally pick up those two Defcon points! -Warden two players approach after full -time by Postecoglou. The gray Aussie, however, did not throw anyone under a bus.
“I thought he was brilliant and excellent. Yes, competence. We had to work very hard today, we didn’t have much of the ball, but every time he was on it, I thought he was incredible.” – Ange Postecoglou on Elliot Anderson
“I thought that Dilane Bakwa, when he came up, was really exciting for his first game. I really like Dan Ndoye’s assets to cause the opposition problems. The kind of foundation of the team, boys like Milenkovic and Matty Sels. I thought Nico Williams, a real job today, but I thought he was a tough job today.
“So there is enough there and there is no one I say about:” Well, that was disappointing, “because as I said, it would just be unfair about the players. In a walk of life, if you have such a huge disturbance and then you immediately face such a huge challenge, everything I could ask for, everything to ask for today’s efforts and a bit of efforts.” – Ange Postecoglou
Forest only had five efforts all games, which amounts to just 0.20 Opta XG (0.37 with Statsbomb). Chris Wood (£ 7.6 million) stood up in the heart of two of them, toe Morgan Gibbs-White (£ 7.5 million) For the first half of the forest and then bizarre moving the ball on the beam after the break. He is perhaps one of those who nervously throw an eye over his shoulder, was addicted after 59 minutes on Saturday.
Odegaard + Saliba -Letsel updates
Despite training on Friday, William Saliba (£ 6.0 million) missed the visit of Forest.
Martin Odegaard (£ 7.9 million) In the meantime, only 18 minutes lasted before he arrived with a repeat of his old shoulder injury.
Mikel Arteta was not too much worries after full -time.
“Yes, very similar [injury]. I don’t know if it is exactly the same place, but it is a very similar injury. He was not comfortable to continue, he played two games with Norway, unfortunately he cannot continue today. So we have to judge him with the doctors and see, but I am sure he will do his best to be fit for Tuesday.
‘No, I don’t think so [he needs surgery]. I am not an expert, but they were not worried about that level at all. The last time in a few days he was able to control the pain, especially because the injury was not that bad. I don’t know the size of two days, but hopefully, hopefully, hopefully. – Mikel Arteta on Martin Odegaard
“He trained yesterday and he did the whole session and he was fine. I spoke to him afterwards and he said I think I need a few days. The turnaround has been too fast for the extent of the injury, so if a player says that, don’t push it. I think Mosquera was very, very well.” – Mikel Arteta on William Saliba
Why rice was gave birth
With the Champions League to be at the point, we can expect more volatility with the team sheets from the leading clubs.
Arteta’s rotation did indeed start on Saturday, with Declan Rice (£ 6.5 million) benched. Mikel Merino (£ 5.9 million) started in his place.
‘Mikel [Merino] Comes back after scoring four goals in two games with a really high emotional state and I want to use that when a player is at that time. I want to play him because he is going to bring something else with the qualities they have and Declan come in and it will have an immediate impact or he will play the next game. That is what we need to try to manage the best possible way. ” – Mikel Arteta on the Bank of Declan Rice
“The demands of the number of games that the players have to play, they have to play 70 or 74 games throughout the season, it is never done. If the intensity goes so high, they will not be able to maintain that. So you need more players, have increased the standards, we need better players and there is no secret.” – Mikel Arteta
Manukwes
Martin Zubimendi (£ 5.4 million) was the unlikely hero with two goals on Saturday, with both goals-the one an excellent volley, the other a header-descending set games. Those were already the fourth and fifth set-set strikes of Arsenal of the season.
Four goals are his best competition goal ever in one season, so we don’t expect the midfielder to regularly drag as he did against Forest.
Two more summer singings, full debutant Rear seat (£ 7.5 million) and Viktor (£ 9.0 million), combined for the second goal of the Gunners of the competition. Gyokees also hit upright from a narrow angle.
But the star of the show was demonstrable Call Maduyke (£ 7.0 million). A creative threat of both open game and corners, he took five chances for others – including the shot with which Gyokees hit the woodwork. The international of England was unlucky.
“I think he has such a power, such a ability to repeat efforts, because to be able to do that physically, you must have a different copy, I think and he is sure. But he is very competent, very unpredictable, he is so willing to learn and he brings joy to noni madueke
Upstairs: Noni Madueke’s Touch Heatmap in Gameweek 4. His total of 13 penalty box touches was the second highest of the game week.
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