When Gunners legend Henry participated in the commentary, he talked about Arsenal's performance in the North London Derby. He also pointed out that Arsenal needed to deal with the reality of becoming the favorite to win the championship. Talking...
When Gunners legend Henry participated in the commentary, he talked about Arsenal's performance in the North London Derby. He also pointed out that Arsenal needed to deal with the reality of becoming the favorite to win the championship.
Talking about Eze, Henry said: "As before, you can see his composure, and he is born with this calm quality. He is very calm, and his tone of voice is consistent. But what I admire most about his performance in the game now is that he can always find a way to cut into the penalty area and surrounding areas. Especially one of the goals, you can see him getting rid of all the defensive players to ensure that he has enough time to complete the shot. And we all know that his finishing ability is there How strong. I mean, although he has joined us now, but looking back on his performance at Crystal Palace, after the team repositioned him next to Mateta, as a No. 10 player, he can suddenly see the game from a different perspective, because he has a teammate who can pass the ball and create opportunities for him. Obviously the situation is different today. There is no orthodox No. 9 player around him, but I think this is why it is easier for him to cut into the penalty area today, without the involvement of the No. 9 player. He himself sometimes plays the role of No. 9. "
Talking about Arsenal, Henry continued: "At a certain point, you have to accept all this. But now it is not the stage of 'trusting the process', the process is already producing results. When we first formed the team, we believed that this was a top lineup. Have we mentioned it before? Now we know that there is no need to complain about the absence of one or two players. So now, the team must have the confidence to win the championship. But you have to accept the expectation calmly. I am not putting pressure on it. If I come back (coaching position) in the summer, I will say, 'Stop messing around'. This is not arrogance."
