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    Manchester City v Arsenal could decide the Premier League title race for another season, but which of their midfield maestros does this football fan choose: Kevin De Bruyne or Martin Odegaard?

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    24. @zeyu7157 on

      The most overhyped player I've seen in the last 5 years
      Having the same stats as Fernandes this season so far and comparing him with KDB 😂😂

    33. @TheKingSkillsBW67 on

      If I was to choose who we need for Arsenal,I’d still say Odegaard. KDB is Pep’s translation of his ideas and Odegaard is Mikel Arteta expressing his football tactics to the world.

      Both players became the core of their clubs tactics and effectiveness. The biggest missing piece for Arsenal last season was the ability to silence KDB and repress his impact on the tactics Pep usually uses to dominate.

      At Etihad, KDB was NOWHERE to be found! Rice was on top of him and completely sanitized him away from the spaces Arteta defined to Rice; and boy! KDB was banished from all those spaces and ended up occupying harmless useless spaces the entire 90 minutes!

      As for Odegaard, with or without the ball, he remained totally efficient for Arsenal; that’s Arteta’s unique style that’s better than Pep, no passengers; Halaand and KDB are useless off the ball and City will never get close to Arsenal with these two because they’re so one dimensional and only effective mostly with the ball. Against underprepared teams they can get away with these two passengers and win.

      Can you imagine City had a SINGLE SHOT ON TARGET AT HOME against Arteta’s Arsenal!?? I was so comfortable watching that game. The chances that Arteta’s Arsenal created were far more impressive than City. One shot on target for 90 minutes playing at home! Arsenal registered 2 shots, missed a tap in from Saka cross to Jesus, Trossard failed to cut back to send Martinelli 1v1 with the GK, for a goal, penalty or red card scenario.

      Listen. Arterta is NOT Pep and Pep is Not Arteta; these are two very good friends who both equally have strong ideas and deep love for football. Their worlds briefly merged and separated, each took a lot from the other, but it doesn’t change the foundations of both their strengths.

      Kudos to Mikel. I hope Wilshere can eventually become a great manager. This is the next step for English football. At one point they failed to develop young English talent, but top foreign coaches have done a lot of great work with that. Now it’s time for these foreign coaches to help develop young English coaches.

      Imagine this English team with a proper manager like Pep, De Zerbi, Roy Hogson;

    34. @TheKingSkillsBW67 on

      KDB and Odegaard; who’s better? People ask.

      Both players became the core of their clubs tactics and effectiveness overtime. The biggest missing piece for Arsenal last season was the ability to silence KDB and repress his impact on the tactics Pep usually uses to dominate and unlock teams defenses.

      At Etihad, KDB was NOWHERE to be found! Rice was on top of him and completely sanitized him away from the spaces Arteta clearly defined to Rice; and boy! KDB was banished from all those spaces and ended up occupying harmless useless spaces the entire 90 minutes!

      As for Odegaard, with or without the ball, he remained totally efficient for Arsenal; that’s Arteta’s unique style that’s better than Pep, no passengers in this Arsenal team! Everyone is effective and efficient with or without the ball;

      Halaand and KDB are useless off the ball and City will never get close to Arsenal with these two because they’re so one dimensional and only effective mostly with the ball. Don’t get me wrong. Against underprepared teams they can get away with these two passengers and win easily, so this weakness never gets exposed. Since Arsenal got Havertz and Rice, these weaknesses in Pep’s team are easy to exploit and highlight; only if you’re very highly coached like Arteta’s team. At Emirates, Arsenal would have EASILY Won!

      Can you imagine City had a SINGLE SHOT ON TARGET AT HOME against Arteta’s Arsenal!?? I was so comfortable watching that game. The chances that Arteta’s Arsenal created were far more impressive than City. One shot on target for 90 minutes playing at home! Arsenal registered 2 shots, missed a tap in from Saka cross to Jesus, Trossard failed to cut back to send Martinelli 1v1 with the GK, for a goal, penalty or red card scenario.

      Listen. Arterta is NOT Pep and Pep is Not Arteta; these are two very good friends who both equally have strong ideas and deep love for football. Their worlds briefly merged and separated, each took a lot from the other, but it doesn’t change the foundations of both their strengths.

      Kudos to Mikel. I hope Wilshere can eventually become a great manager. This is the next step for English football. At one point they failed to develop young English talent, but top foreign coaches have done a lot of great work with that. Now it’s time for these foreign coaches to help develop young English coaches.

      Imagine this English team with a proper manager like Pep, De Zerbi, Roy Hogson etc…?

      The Lutron and Wolves coaches are extremely very good! I’d prefer them both coaching England at the Euros with this highly talented young talent!

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