Burnley Vs Arsenal (PL)

Bad situational awareness by Leno. It just put us in a bad position, no matter who the player receiving was. The fact it was Xhaka makes an error of that kind more likely.

Burnley made it difficult to play out from the back to be fair to them. Arsenal should have taken advantage of the chances they’ve had on the counter.

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Why is Xhaka dropping that far back anyway?! Argh get out you shit cunt

We must have a different idea of what 6 yards is. I think people are being really kind to Leno here, he does him zero favours. He’s the one who can see all the options and he puts Xhaka in a really difficult spot. He also doesn’t react well of course

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I prefer the 'Murican streams to the English ones.

Rebecca Lowe and Robbie Earle keeping analysis concise and without hyperbole.

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Leno made a bad decision, but Xhaka wasn’t forced to do anything. If he’s making such a pass inside his own penalty area, under pressure, he should be sure what’s going on around him. Absolutely idiotic to make such a pass without looking what’s going on. Absolutely on him.

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Auba’s goal was a beaut though. And it’s good to see Willian playing better.

Steve McManaman has one of the worst voices to listen to. Ear bleeding bastard.

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He’s a cock :grin:

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What’s with Tierney’s crosses. Come on KT!

Finally a strike from Odegaard. Should do it a bit more often.

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Taking off Xhaka should be in Arteta’s thinking.

Need Bellend to add some attacking from right back and maybe Pepe for Willian

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Love that cross there

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Even without the Scouse accent, he is a bellend.

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I’m not sad to be watching an NBCSN stream. By far my most hated pundit/commentator

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So who have you got?

Why are we sitting so deep? This is what I find frustrating. It’s Burnley, not City. We should be pressing them.

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We don’t look covincing since the restart. Arteta needs to shake something up. Has plenty of options.

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Another good cross, auba should be running to meet a ball like that if he wants to lead the line.

Jim Proudfoot

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