3 | Ruben Dias - 2024/25

[Stiff Little Wingers]

Was getting seriously pissed off at how much he was getting on the ball in that second half.

Both him and Akanji

 

[Akira]

Arsenal was deliberately letting him have the ball, because he has the weakest influence on our attack, just watch the way they pressed.

I can't fault him much, attacking was never his game. Maybe he could've been more adventurous - take more shots and through-passes rather than just sideway passes. He's not good at attacking, but Arsenal were still taking a risk by leaving one man open after all - that was how Vinnie's goal against Leicester happened.

 

[freshie]

Was getting seriously pissed off at how much he was getting on the ball in that second half.

You weren't alone

 

[decmancity]

Both him and Akanji

Both should have been pulled. What is the worst that happens, we lose 3-1?

 

[Craig]

Both should have been pulled. What is the worst that happens, we lose 3-1?

Should have left Akanji on for his pace. Was ridiculous keeping so many defenders on to end up on the ball around the edge of their box.

 

[Gaz (FMwkdsoul)]

Should have left Akanji on for his pace. Was ridiculous keeping so many defenders on to end up on the ball around the edge of their box.

Peps been 4 defenders on the pitch 24/7 since the Anfield game Cancelo fucked up. has landed a treble but he rarely deviates from it anymore.

 

[Plain Speaking]

Imo we should have mixed it up and swapped around players, putting a player that has a decent shot from the edge of the box like Gundogan in that position? We were far too rigid and predictable.

 

[feedinggoater]

Can't really blame Dias, was hung out to dry really. Same with Akanji.