Neodraken

Je suppose que si ça doit se faire, ce serait avant la finale d'Europa League entre les Spurs et United le 21 Mai.

Comme en entreprise, certains salariés savent négocier leur salaire, et d'autres non.

Mikel Arteta had plenty to reflect upon following our comeback draw with Liverpool at Anfield on Sunday. After the game the manager faced the media and was asked about the comeback, the red card to Merino, the Premier League season and more. Here’s every word from his post-match press conference… On the first-half performance being unacceptable… A lot of parts, especially the defending standards that we had and the areas that after we gave the ball away which is totally prohibited against this team. Very far off it, really upset. We had a reaction; I hate reaction, I like action and especially we want to be there winning trophies. You want to be a moment that you win it or you don't, and when you don't have to, after you have to play another one that you have been working for nine months and that's here today. And if you cannot win it, you have to be the best of the rest. And I was really, really upset. On if the reaction makes up for the first-half performance… I think it makes it worse because you miss half of the team again and we've done it for nine months. And you're going to still, after two-nil at Anfield, like any other team will do, we play the way that we play, come back, maybe should have won it and at the end maybe lose it again for something that was in our hands for sure and having to play for the sixth time in the season with ten men. We want to really win it, the consistency level for 95 minutes, and I don't like to talk about the players that are not here and the excuses. Disappointed. On the sending off… I haven't seen it on TV to be fair. I know that Mikel goes to the ball, and he gets a little bit pushed and after he reacts, it looks like he touches him, and he made the decision. So that's it. On running out of players… I know you don't want to talk about the players who aren't here but you are running out of players at the moment. I know but if that happens after 70, 80, 90 minutes, I understand. The first 25 minutes and certain things that we haven't done, ball goes out of play, we don't react. That's after one minute, five, ten and 95, especially if you want to win at Anfield because in one moment you lose the ball or you lose the game. That's it, done. On if it was due to Wednesday’s performance… But psychologically what could happen is maybe it doesn't happen and after 60, 70, 80, 90 minutes we die because we have players on that pitch today that shouldn't be on that pitch. I will understand it more but when I see that reaction and it's there, you need a certain amount of fire. That's on me, that's my responsibility. On Declan Rice and Jurrien Timber’s fitness… No, we brought Jurrien in to see if today he was better but he was very clear that he's not fit to play. On how he got the reaction out of the players… Whatever happens in the dressing room, it’s going to stay there. It couldn't be much worse. It could be, because this is football, or they could be more effective but thankfully we did in the second half what we are capable of doing, understanding as well a lot of the things that are against us at the moment. On making the move to have Gabriel Martinelli through the middle… Especially when they have such a high line and they are so aggressive with that and what Ben did as well because Ben is in a stage where he is and the way he tried today and the way he grew throughout the game was very, very impressive. On if the second-half comeback was there to send a message to Liverpool… No, I think the message is to ourselves - I think it has to be about us, the things that we can control. We can never control what they are able to do or what they can't do. That's it, they won it. I think they fully deserve to win it - they have been so consistent and that's it. We are going to have to be better, smarter, with the right availability, for sure don't play six times in a season with ten men because if that happens we won't win it next season for sure. And learn, a lot of learning. On taking encouragement from the performance… When I look back to the 2-2 game at home and we should have probably won it, probably. I think we should have won it and today we should have lost it, and it could have been three or four. The first 25 minutes they missed another two big chances as well - it's about the consistency and the level, at the highest level we can compete against any team in the world, and we have shown that now for the last two, three seasons. Against the top six, I think we haven't lost any single game, so that tells you, as a team we are very, very consistent. We can compete with anybody. But actually to win it and win, win, win, win, win, we're going to need something else apart from availability as well, certain demands and make sure that we don't talk about reaction, because I hate that word.

De quel contexte tu parles ? Les erreurs défensifs ? Les joueurs qui prennent pas leurs responsabilités quand il sont en bonne position pour tirer ?

Je suis désolé, mais ce n'est pas lui qui ne fait pas les efforts sur le terrain. Et on a bien vu la différence entre la 1ere et 2eme mi temps.

Si on joue comme ça contre Newcastle qui a aussi quelque chose à jouer, on gagnera pas.

Il y en a sur le terrain, complètement à côté de la plaque.

J'ai du raté un truc mais on peut se retrouver 6e (Europa League) si on gagne aucun de nos 3 derniers matchs.

A mon avis, le fait que Jackson regarde le joueur avant de lui mettre le coude dans le visage est plus évident que les autres. Les autres sont plus subtiles.

W. Saliba 24 ans 11,50M 958K 30/06/2027 Gabriel Magalhães 27 ans 6,07M 506K 30/06/2027 Ceci dit je ne sais pas si ce sont les vrai chiffres actuelles mais il y a un delta entre les 2.

Je regardais la video de Fabrizio Romano et il parlait de mercato (Zubimendi) et notamment de la situation de Osimhen: - Il ne restera pas Galatasaray - ni à Naples - Son salaire de 12M Net semble être un frein actuellement pour les clubs de PL à cause du fairplay financier (ça a posé probleme à Chelsea au mercato d'été dernier) - Il a parlé de 17M d'euros pour l'acheter (ou j'ai mal entendu mais à mon avis il a mal prononcé 70 ) La video en question : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7CkgTWzuWPA&ab_channel=FabrizioRomano

Probablement se retrouver sur les ailes comme à City et quelques fois en pointe. Son avenir se jouera probablement à partir du mercato d'hiver.

Pas sur qu'on travaille sur le dossier depuis 3 ans (aucun souvenir de lui il y a deux ans), peut être sur la liste des joueurs suivis, mais aucune négo. C'est une clause, généralement à part si il n'y a aucune autre equipe sur le dossier (il y a au minimum le Real Madrid), tu la payes. (comme Partey)

L'impression d'un jugement sans rien savoir des tenants et des aboutissants.

Ça a été le pire joueur sur le terrain. Il a accumulé les mauvaises décisions. Pour moi c'était inévitable car il essaye trop de dribbler. Je crois bien avoir dit que j'étais pas trop fan de ça, à son poste vu qu'il perd le ballon souvent dans une zone où tu ne dois pas car c'est potentiellement un but pour l'équipe adverse.

MLS je trouve pas qu'il joue bien

J'espère que Saka va se décider à faire sa spéciale, c'est le moment.

MLS devrait jouer simple, il perd trop de ballons dangereux.

A mon avis les guillemets ne sont pas là par hasard.

Surpris de voir Jorginho