
Formerly G4MEZtv. @PhantomnVision 'lil-bit-resilience'. Humble human. Football lover, #Arsenal fan & Film-maker. Director/Editor at @ForTheBadge
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Phantomn AFC retweeted
Nusa is on fire this season | #AFC
Just started my data research. I'm watching 3 games of his:
vs Gladbach
- Midtable team
- 50/50 possession - low touch and high efficiency?
vs Schalke
- Low block opponent
- Possession dominance - high touch and high efficiency?
vs City
- Prem opposition
- High tempo game
- Nusa in space
This guy has exploded post world cup. 21 years old. Can't believe I doubted the potential. Happy to admit I got it wrong
If you have any questions about the meaning of some of the data metrics I can answer in the comments.
Marco Reus. The most Wenger Arsenal signing I was craving for
But ultimately was Dortmund through & through 😅
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Who is the most *insert club* player to never play for your club?
Hulk is absolutely the most Chelsea player ever to never play for Chelsea
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Phantomn AFC retweeted
Viktor Gyokeres has carved out 3 nearly identical opportunities this season, releasing a teammate in behind in a 1v1 scenario with the keeper.
Madueke vs Prague - 0.21xG
Saka vs Leeds - 0.33xG
Havertz vs Brighton - 0.59xG
The hardest chance was the only one converted...
Gyokeres has created 14 chances in all comps for Arsenal so far this season. He has 3 assists this season.
It leaves him with 2.03 chances created per 90 in all comps.
#AFC #Gyokeres
Phantomn AFC retweeted
Saliba playing U21 isn't fair😄
But a good 45 mins for him as he's getting up to speed.
Phantomn AFC retweeted
It's been 20 years since Arsene Wenger achieved his Invincibles dream 💪
Here he is talking to @GaryLineker about Arsenal's amazing achievement back in 2004.
#BBCFootball
Phantomn AFC retweeted
Beating an aggressive m2m press. Ft. Arsenal | #AFC
Zubimendi, Merino, Gyokeres and the wide men were superb in allowing us to escape pressure yesterday.
→ Merino was often the deep outlet for progression, drawing the press
→ Zubimendi would advance further up the pitch with the wide men remaining as wide as possible and Gyokeres isolated 1v1 vs a CB
→ That created tons of central progression space.
It was a consistent and effective theme that allowed us to effectively break out from Prague's aggressive m2m structure.
This is why Gyokeres is a suitable player for this team.
Not discrediting Havertz at all but both offer two very different skillsets and allow us to play in different ways.
Zubimendi was also brilliant in this press breaking system.
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