Well, that was everything I expected it to be given the circumstances: Nervous. Started brightly, then faded. Liked what I saw from Frimpong though. Defense kept a clean sheet, even though it didn't look quite as solid as at the weekend, which, considering the teams involved, is fine by me.
Yep, that's what I'm sayin'. Unless one or more of them make a miraculous recovery before then which, given that it's Arsenal we're talking about here, isn't likely to happen. Wilshere was supposed to be better by now, but he was still in ankle wrappings up to today.
Arsenal look very weak all over now. It'll be one hell of a struggle in the league and in europe without bringing in a couple new players before the window shuts
It certainly would have made things a lot easier for the 2nd leg. But of course, goalkeepers always seem to make those kinds of crucial saves against us. We still need to acquire that composure in front of goal in those types of situations, especially when we don't play well.
Well, that was everything I expected it to be given the circumstances: Nervous. Started brightly, then faded. Liked what I saw from Frimpong though. Defense kept a clean sheet, even though it didn't look quite as solid as at the weekend, which, considering the teams involved, is fine by me.
And then, of course, MORE injuries.
"Halftime" scoreline: 1-0 to the Arsenal.
Fingers crossed...
that save at the end by handanovic was amazing, i thought was in and 2-0 but he saved them.
Udinese are the better team. Arsenal won't advance into the group stage.
Chamakh should be sold, he is not prem material.
Udinese will lose 3-1 next game.
walcott needs to bee played as a striker