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Arsenal 2-1 Everton
Barclays Premier League
Tuesday, February 01, 2011, 19:45
'We have always shown fantastic attitude'
On coming from behind to win…
I’m very happy today because we won against a good Everton side. We had
problems in the first half getting started. I feel we had chances but our
game lacked a bit of cohesion in the passing and we lost some balls down to
good closing-down from Everton and as well to some technical mistakes. And
today I would say it was more a victory of a team with fantastic spirit and a
never-say-die attitude than our usual game. But that of course is needed in a
competition like that.
On Everton’s goal…
For me the first goal was offside. If someone can demonstrate mathematically
to me that it was not, I am ready to accept it. But it was offside because
the pass was destined to Saha at the start. He was three-yards offside. I
think Koscielny touched the ball and they interpreted it as a pass. I
interpreted it as a deflection. But clearly the intention was to give the
ball to Saha was offside and he took advantage of his offside position.
After, he finished fantastically well. But we were 1-0 down and had it all to
do in the second half.
On the character of the team…
I am very happy because this is maybe the aspect of the team which has been
questioned the most, and recently that’s where we have been the most
convincing. In smaller games at Leeds, against Ipswich, against Huddersfield.
We played our tenth game today in one month and every time we have shown,
even when football-wise our level dropped a little bit, we have always shown
fantastic attitude.
On whether the goal spurred the team on…
As well, because you could see straight away that we had a good response. I
must say we were not sharp until Everton scored.
On why the team started slowly…
I don’t know, but we [have] played game-after-game. Sometimes it can take
you a while to get into the game. In the second half I think it was all us,
and you could feel that any moment we could score. We kept going and Everton
dropped in the second half.
On Alex Song’s injury…
He cannot walk. I don’t know what he has got. He was kicked, I think it was
by Koscielny, he knocks out everybody in our team.(...) So we have to see
how he responds to that in the next days, but he cannot walk at the moment.
On Samir Nasri’s injury…
Nasri, the scan shows a hamstring strain. 21 days.
On Andrey Arshavin’s impact…
If you look at the assists in the Premier League, Arshavin is the best. He’s
had a drop in form recently, but he’s a great player. And you could see
straight away when he came on today that he can deliver something special. He
’s coming back. I thought already on Sunday. He was better today; he was
calmer and he got us a vital goal tonight, so overall I’m very pleased.
On the transfer market…
It goes from one to the other. You give ￡50 million to one club, and that
club can spend it again. Football has always lived like that. We have always
said that the smaller clubs live from the money they get from the bigger
clubs because they can spend it again.
On if Theo Walcott picked up a knock at the end of the game…
He has an ankle problem I think, but I don’t know how serious it is.
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