Season hasn't started yet and it's looking peak for us already.
How much is Zieych? @SCORCH Might as well call us Ajaxchester United.
Season hasn't started yet and it's looking peak for us already.
How much is Zieych? @SCORCH Might as well call us Ajaxchester United.
Do they? It's hard to tell. They probably beat Norwich and Villa because they are more talented, not because of whatever silly kindergarten activity Arteta does with them before the match.As long as the players buy in to the motivational methods that's the most important thing no?
Do they? It's hard to tell. They probably beat Norwich and Villa because they are more talented, not because of whatever silly kindergarten activity Arteta does with them before the match.
Do they? It's hard to tell. They probably beat Norwich and Villa because they are more talented, not because of whatever silly kindergarten activity Arteta does with them before the match.
The hand rubbing circle exercise was before an away match at Leicester, far from an easy win at that time. And it worked.
I get that some of the oddball stuff Arteta tries is weird, but there's only so many times you can yell at your team to fukking do your job, fukking run your heart out, and make no mistakes.
Exactly. The old school approach doesn't realy work anymore if you do it all the time. You have to think outside of the box. You don't want to keep on saying the same message over and over again in the same manner it gets boring and tuned out after a while. Players are different nowadays you have to engage their minds more.
Onana & Cornet going to West Ham, and Filip Kostic are also on their list. Still they're trying to get more signings.
Think if West Ham carry on the form they had last season, they could be favorites for the Conference League.
Think Villarreal will probably win it though.
Most Premier League teams are strengthening...
The hand rubbing circle exercise was before an away match at Leicester, far from an easy win at that time. And it worked.
I get that some of the oddball stuff Arteta tries is weird, but there's only so many times you can yell at your team to fukking do your job, fukking run your heart out, and make no mistakes.
I would set the Auba thing aside because that is less motivational stuff and more trying to address personalities in the locker room stuff. I'm talking more about the motivational man management stuff, and believe me, I get that Arteta genuinely cares about his players' emotional states. But it's very pop-psychology type stuff that he's trying.Arsenal lost to United and Everton then he kicked Auba out about a week later and the team reacted positively to it.
May the curse continuethis all or nothing is crakkk