r/Gunners • u/boatinavolcano David Rocastle • 1d ago
[Highlight] Lewis-Skelly turn and pass
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u/Monsultant 1d ago
The Tzolis one touch, pass and move footy is great to see too.
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u/visualdescript 1d ago
He's a great footballer, smart but doesn't try to do anything fancy. Efficient.
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u/Fun_Smell3069 1d ago
He reminds me of a proper Wenger player. Pass and move, one touch, intelligent, great decision maker
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u/Prideofsussex Champions of England 25/26 1d ago
Technically so clean and always makes the right choice, I can't get enough of him. Absolute bargain
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u/ahjkolhs Kroupi in January to win the CL 1d ago
i know the post is praising Myles and that turn is fucking fantastic but Christos OML. What a player. Proper upgrade down the left wing.
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u/lhommeidealenjoyer 1d ago
i was off my seat during this specific attack, shame it didnt convert into a goal
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u/unknownafc Saka 1d ago
Who was that who got fucking obliterated by lol was that Gabi who did that
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u/misterschneeblee 1d ago
On the edge of the box as well. Reminds me of Xhakas nutmeg in his own box against Chelsea that lead to a goal. Absolutely audacity
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u/Davey_McDaveface 1d ago
The amount of trust in him from the rest of the team to make passes like that in those situations is crazy, one poor touch and Chelsea were in, and it isn't a one off
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u/ennelemmtee 1d ago
It's not that we can't play free-flow football, it's that we usually play against low-block team and without our most creative players most of last season (Odegaard, Kai, Saka,...). Once they can play together, they will always produce the best football you 've ever seen
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u/Stocktort 22h ago
Exactly I donāt know why people donāt get it. The park the bus football we encounter most weeks is deplorable. Fair play Chelsea for actually trying to play
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u/itsDuckSeazon 21h ago
CL mentality but Saudi level talent
Same as spurs when they reached the final
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u/blvcklite 1d ago
This. There are games we went into last season with the intention to be defensive, but the majority of the teams we played against chose to sit back against us because if they came forward they knew this could happenĀ
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u/LilBro842 1d ago
Poor Gary sounds depressed watching our footy
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u/BewareTheWaitingRoom 1d ago
Heās literally complimenting it in the clip? I find this crying about Neville to be bizarre.
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u/hypnodrew Saka 1d ago
He was better in this game than at any point last season. I think the club giving him that shirt and interview at the end of last season has warmed him to us - which is nice because he's on our games constantly
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u/Muscat95 Thierry Henry 1d ago
Because Neville hates us and when we have to listen to it constantly on comms we get pissed off with him.
Surprising I know
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u/BewareTheWaitingRoom 1d ago
He doesn't hate us though, he picked us to win the league last year and is pretty complimentary of the team most of the time.
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u/rule10 1d ago
Begrudgingly, as always. And as backhandedly as possible. Recommend watching some arsenal-united highlights from back in the day
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u/gibbon119 23h ago
Ur saying if the next 5 years United win the league and u were to compliment them, u wouldn't do it begrudgingly?
What a bizarre comment. He's United through and through ofc he wants his team to do well lol
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u/BewareTheWaitingRoom 1d ago
I don't think his mindset today is the same today as it was when he was playing Arsenal 25 years ago tbh.
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u/Oogie-Da-MF-Boogie Timber 1d ago
I get people liking bias coming off from commentary. I personally dont, so the sly moans or monotone praises take the emotion from it. Just carry the same cadence/tone for all teams; I tune into LATAM commentary by default
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u/Reggaeton_Historian 1d ago
Some of y'all don't watch the games and it shows. He spent all day calling it the best game he's watched so far and had plenty to hand out.
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u/TheVeloRebel 1d ago
Classic arsenal forward magic. Wenger would be proud that Arteta is emulating the wizardry
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u/yura910721 1d ago
I just wish he recognized better when it is time to let go off the ball. He is a strong dude and can ride off challenges but he sometimes gets carried away and turns the ball over unnecessarily.
Need to map those escape routes in advance, so when he get pressed by multiple players, pass the ball to open man
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u/aidanod22 1d ago
Yeah, itās weird itās like sometimes he looks for contact before looking for the pass.
I think Clive on AVP spoke about this a while ago, how not every single play needs to be some kind of āmomentā or something similar?
Anyway, heās still young and and am sure he will iron it out as the season goes on.
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u/AlGunner Premier League Champions 25/26 1d ago
When exactly was he supposed to release it if not then? He drew 4 defenders to him and then released the ball into a position it could be passed to someone else to open up the attack. It really sounds like you dont understand the game.
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u/yura910721 1d ago edited 1d ago
Not in this episode. There was one episode in 2nd half where he got under pressure and was able to fend it off, but instead of passing the ball, he continued dribbling and turned the ball over in front of our box. I will share a clip if I find one.
Cannot find particular clip, but it started on 57:03 if you get access to full match.
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u/Mean_Hour_5640 1d ago
Then Kai delayed abit . Should have passed to ode.
MLS kept this going with his turn and then pass among 3 chelsea players
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u/varro-reatinus 'anything we win with arteta is tainted, don't forget that.' 1d ago
'Just aesthetics'
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u/sloppy2104 1d ago
these risky but brave forward decisions are the reason why heās playing, this is what we were lacking.Ā
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u/afcHolmes 1d ago
There were so many moments of pure filth from our boys yesterday. It is great to see them enjoying their football again. As much as it was a slog for us to watch last year, Iām sure it was for them to grind it out that way.
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u/Daishonin Saka 22h ago
Iām also starting to see Odegaard utilize his right foot more. Love to see it.
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u/Gooniey 1d ago
How did this attack end up? I swear this is the smoothest counter attack of us in the last 2 years
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u/MorganFreemann Los Angeles 1d ago
Think there was no angle for final ball to Saka, I think Martin picked it up and cross to Kai which led to a header but I think it went out of play or saved easily by Martinez
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u/sobhith 23h ago
Nothing came of it, in hindsight I think Ode shouldnāt have passed immediately because he was off balance, wrong weight of pass, it slowed Kai and let Chelsea back in.
If he managed to take a touch, control in front of him and take a step forward, he wouldāve opened up better angles for both Kai and Saka to take it on the run
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u/Wonderful_Milk1176 Pat Rice 15h ago
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u/cerulean26 1d ago
Pass needed to be a bit firmer from ode, slowed down the move and then Kai slows it even more til they're back in shape
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u/theloserclub92 Monreal 1d ago
I feel like our counterattacks are mainly based on quick passing to feet which opens up attackers that are unmarked. To go to another level we do need someone who can also make good off the ball runs so the ball goes straight running towards goal or a that winger who can really drive towards goal fast.
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u/TheRealGooner24 Morning, morning, morning... Oh, Win! 1d ago
MLS receiving mechanics are the best in the world.
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u/ShatPumba 1d ago
Great sequence but if Ode had carried the ball forward a bit before releasing it would have cause panic amongst the two defenders
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u/Andythrax Saka 1d ago
I was actually pleased to see Ode play it early. We all know he carries it too far sometimes and to move it on as quickly as he can should be the aim on the counter.
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u/Sinjinatah White 1d ago
Am I the only one wondering wtf happened on the touchline off the ball?
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u/macky301 23h ago
Hats off to the scouts and Berta for the Tzolis signing. He is a very good player.
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u/ArsenalThePhoenix 12h ago
great opportunity to counter but that pass from ƶdegaard is just too loose! a shame.
He was so much better in the 2nd half. Majestic almost
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u/Wackjilshere 1d ago
After last season, this feels like absolute heaven. Yes it was amazing that we won the PL, but the games were terrible to watch. Always hoped the weight has been lifted now and we can start playing the Arsenal way again.
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u/papa_raya 1d ago
True, last season was our most boring attacking season under arteta ever since we made ucl spots. Something to do with saka, odegaard and havertz all being injured I guess. If gyokeres starts, we play really torid game tbh.
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u/tal-El 1d ago
This fucking sequence deserved a goal, took me back to brilliance from the Wengerball days š