chiefy

Got ti be Mo's best game of the season so far.

Stunning

His kicking has gone from a real strength to quite a problem for us.

Kerkez has been superb.

I hate all the high fiving and chest pumping Arsenal do every time they do anything mildly impressive. Very annoying.

Get the f*** in

He's worked hard, but just gives the ball away so often.

Macallister doing my head in. What a drop in form since last year.

Gakpo has gone on the outside 3 times this half. Unbelievable, Jeff.

I wish it would on TNT. Joe Cole on pundit duty

Got to be regretting having the 'minimum number of games to trigger the transfer' clause. Not sure we'll agree to another one of those any time soon.

Am taking my lad out for birthday dinner tomorrow. Fancies a Brazilian Rodizio thing and I see there are 3, Fogo, Coco and Fazenda. Any recommendations on which of the 3 to go for? Am drawn to Fogo (Fadenza looks pricey, but might be worth it if loads better).

Yeah, I've got no idea - but then I am genuinely terrible with tactics, shape and formations. What I found interesting is that there certainly doesn't seem to be a desire to play with less intensity and that they are seeking solutions to allow us to play with both intensity and quality.

Interesting bit on about 21 mins when Slot's talking about playing style and the attempts to evolve the style to combat teams that don't allow us to play with intensity. Interesting that he sees it that we can't solely control our intensity. To me it seems that we choose not to play with high intensity in some games/parts of games - if I've interpreted him right, then he is suggesting that it's the opposition that are preventing us playing with intensity. Either way, he talks of wanting to play with intensity and quality and to be entertaining. Obvs not achieving that consistently, and he recognises the challenge is on them to evolve the team and playing style in order to achieve that. I was impressed with how he (and the other 2) come across.

Ridiculously early I know, but Leoni looked absolutely brilliant on his debut.