Arsenal vs. Reading Highlights: Classy Gunners win 2-0
Posted by Arsenalist on 19th April 2008
A very routine Arsenal win against Reading, the team’s still putting out the effort even though there’s no chance of a return from this season. We’ve played some great football this year and were competing for the title up until mid-April, that’s a huge improvement from last year where we were out of it in November. This team’s a striker and an experienced defender away from a title, Song’s a nice enough player but he’s not close to being our first-choice CB. Senderos is a great guy but I’m not sure he’s even Premier League worthy. Wenger needs to address those issues.
Walcott started this game and looked like he deserves to be named first-team starting next season. I just don’t see what exactly Eboue does great that would warrant a starting spot. At least with Walcott you know you’re getting pace and creativity and the expense of some control. Eboue’s a hard worker but he always makes me nervous about getting sent off with his ill-advised antics.
We’ve had a lot of injuries this year but by far the one that hurt us the most was missing Bacary Sagna against Liverpool and Manchester United – I would even say he is the anchor of our defense ahead of Toure or Gallas. As Wenger said, we were unlucky, hopefully next season that changes.
I was excited to hear about David Villa wanting to play for Arsenal, he’s a composed striker that could help finish off those chances we end up wasting. However, Wenger denied any interest.
Anyhow, a nice Arsenal win. Enjoy it.
Robin van Persie is the Top Gun.
- BBC Match Report: Ends up having interviews.
- Arsenal.com Match Report
- This blog’s Arsenal feed.
MOTD Highlights: Download :: Watch
Adebayor 1-0: Download :: Watch
Gilberto 2-0 + some great Arsenal chances: Download :: Watch
Stretch of play where Robin van Persie hits the bar and a minute later, Walcott does the same: Download :: Watch
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