Arsenal’s Nacho Monreal Shows You Why You Should Never Give Up On The Ball
Arsenal’s Nacho Monreal is an example for younger generations. He miraculously saved a header in the game against West Brom.
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Steven Gerrard On Philippe Coutinho
He’s impossible to defend against; when I used to train with him I’d hate it.
Wenger Watch: Takin' Care Of Business
Arsenal's 2-0 victory over West Brom Monday was . . . expected. Although they caught a couple breaks via the referee and Nacho Monreal's field awareness, Arsenal mostly took care of business and won by a scoreline that they were supposed to win by.
So, cool! We have accordingly adjusted the Wenger-O-Meter closer to the "IN" position. Wenger isn't quite out of the woods, but things are looking up!
Phil Jones Performs Perfect Gollum From Lord Of The Rings Impression
Alexis Sanchez Funny Face
31-Pass Build Up Is Vintage Guardiola, Ends With Delph Beauty
It's Early, But Manchester City Are On Pace To Break The EPL Scoring Record
Manchester City's offense is on fire. In their last three Premier League matches, City beat Liverpool 5-0, Watford 6-0 and Crystal Palace 5-0. They've scored 21 goals in six league matches, good for 3.5 per match. The current EPL goal record is 103, held by the 2009-2010 Chelsea squad. Manchester City are on pace for 133 goals this season.
Jurgen Klopp Called A Press Conference A "Waste Of Time" After Someone Asked If He Was In Love With Any Of His Players
Pre-match press conferences are usually occasions for managers to give injury updates and talk about how their opponent is going to be tough, no matter who it is. This is a tried-and-true formula, and it mostly works as long as the journalists stick to said injury updates and platitudes about the other team. Let's be honest: no one ever learns anything at pre-match press conferences and it's amazing coaches don't answer every question with "I don't know, we haven't played the game yet."
Conte Has Fallen Ill with Homesickness
I miss Italy and I'm not going to stay abroad for a long time
DeAndre Yedlin Gets Ravaged For Taking A Knee During Newcastle Match
A short while after many his fellow Americans took a knee during the national anthem at Wembley Stadium, DeAndre Yedlin showed solidarity by taking a knee in the middle of Newcastle’s match against Brighton & Hove Albion south of London on Sunday.
Tomer Hemed took exception and stamped on the back of the American’s leg.