'They look average.'
Date published: Tuesday 14th February 2023 3:55 -Arsenal legend Emmanuel Petit thinks Gabriel Magalhaes and William Saliba have looked like “average” players in recent weeks.a 1-1 draw to BrentfordArsenal still have a game in hand on City too but the two teams face each other on Wednesday night with Pep Guardiola’s side able to move top with a win.
“They didn’t play badly against Brentford, but they didn’t play the same way they used to. Against Everton too, they didn’t look up to par physically and mentally. If they can recover that collective spirit, then they can do something against Manchester City, especially at home. “Plus, City have that title-winning experience. That’s the main difference between the two teams. It’ll be one of the big keys to the game.”
“But, when he’s under pressure, when he fights against tough opponents, physically, he drops. All of a sudden he disappears on the pitch. We saw that against Everton when he came in, and we’ve seen it so many times with Chelsea as well.
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