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Arsenal has not been doing that. There is a clear difference between crowding the keeper and pulling his shirt and holding his arm when he is trying to catch a ball. Show us one example, just one.
There is a big difference between blocking the keeper and the holding a keeper's both hands and another pulling his jersey to stop him from collecting a ball which he had been doing the whole match. Really dissappointed with the silly take.
Very good analysis as ever … and I’m not sure of your case that this was inconsistent. The only example I’ve seen was Ben White holding Schmichael when Trossard scored … and that was ruled out.
That is a huge lie... Arsenal did not do exactly the same foul on goalkeepers...
Will all those flavours and you chose salt 🧂🧂🧂
Pleade kindly show an example with a clip to show how Arsenal held a keepers hand and pulled him down and got an allowed goal...I guarantee you there was no such incident, the only Arsenal player that held the keeper was Ben white and that goal was disallowed by VAR. Arsenal players block the opposition keeper and not holding him..Keepers are well protected. In ever match in the epl there is always plenty if holding and mini fouls in the boxes during set pieces and all clubs are guilty of it. The league is physical.. The referees says they only consider the foul that carries the material weight, an in this case its the foul on Raya, because if they dint hold him, Ray catches the ball clean and they dont get to score.
oof terrible way to start by lying about how it's an inconsistent call usually look forward to these videos, but starting off lying ain't doing it for me
Name one incident that has resulted in an Arsenal goal that everybody agrees should be foul
There are NO examples of Arsenal holding an opposing goalkeepers arm and getting away with it. Crowding the goalkeeper is not the same.
Should West Ham’s goal have been disallowed?
Ben White injury and Zubimendi in the midfield moving Rice to left changed everything and bought West Ham back in the game.
Other teams have been doing that against Arsenal taking a corner kick, not the other way around.
12:30 There's no Arsenal goal that had the GK's hands grabbed or pulled down when the ball came into the box. We "scored" a goal against Leicester in 2022/23 that was similar to this one, but it was cancelled.
You guys should stick to the tactics. Normally appreciate your insights but you're way off on the disallowed goal. Arsenal haven't been pulling the keeper's arms away from the ball all season. You've got to be specific with decisions, not just blanketing any touch on the goalkeeper as "this sort of thing".
Easily the finest football analysis on the web. Deano's a Tottenham fan and the anchor is a West Ham loyalist, but that doesn't influence what they say. Kudos!
I wondered why Noni was not running in the corner flag only to realise, the coach had instructed him
Can you please pick any incident where an arsenal player directly stopped a goalkeeper? Arsenal players all season have been tactically disrupting goalkeepers, but not literally pulling their arms down
Guy in grey tshirt seems to have come straight from bed and need a coffee
Arsenal have NOT been pulling the shirt of GKs or holding their arm. Why is it so difficult for you lot to differentiate between crowding the GK (which is legal) from holding the GK's shirt and arm (which is illegal)?
"These sorts of things" - but not that thing.