Arsenal fans accuse Premier League of revealing their set-piece secrets | 1R79L34 | 2024-01-25 16:08:01
Arsenal followers are sad with the Premier League's official social media account for 'exposing' their potent set-piece techniques.
The Gunners' forwards, together with the likes of Bukayo Saka and Martin Odegaard, have struggled to match final season's attacking output, however their lack of objectives has partially been offset by their newfound menace from corners and free-kicks.
Crystal Palace have been the newest aspect to discover that Mikel Arteta's title chasers have multiple string to their bow in last Saturday's 5-0 defeat.
Arsenal had scored simply once from open play in their previous four games, so it was with some aid that they opened the scoring early when Gabriel Magalhaes powered house Declan Rice's nook.
The Brazil worldwide was closely involved in his aspect's second aim when he diverted Bukayo Saka's in-swinging corner into the web by way of the again of the unwitting Dean Henderson who had been blocked by Ben White.
Those objectives took Arsenal's tally from lifeless ball conditions to 12 already this season with Gabriel's the result of some intelligent play by Leandro Trossard, who created area for his teammate by making a run that prevented Joachim Andersen difficult for the ball.
Arsenal followers, nevertheless, have been outraged that their cleverly orchestrated routines have been scrutinised in such detail and alerting their rivals to the strategies employed by their specialist set-piece coach Nicolas Jover.
One fan wrote on X: 'I'm sorry but no other membership gets analysed like this. Please shut up and depart us alone.'
One other stated: 'Name me paranoid however I by no means see another golf equipment set items analysed like this. So many articles. Back to the training pitch lads – use this in a constructive method.'
'They're now declaring warfare in our set items… Which different staff comes beneath this degree of scrutiny? They never miss a chance,' stated another.
Jover was poached by Arsenal two years in the past from Manchester City and he has clearly had a serious impression in north London as confirmed by Saka.
'We do a number of work on set pieces,' the Gunners winger advised TNT Sports following the resounding win over the Eagles.
'It's the worst, it's the worst! Nico, our set-piece coach, does a very good job though, he tries to make it fun and he's having fun with it. What he's doing is clearly working so we'll need to continue doing it.'
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