“He’s a very horrible player, I’ve never seen a worse player playing for a big club like him, it’s high time he starts learning Arabic and move to Saudi League”- Chelsea Legend John Terry says he saw something from Arsenal today which he has never seen before in his entire life

“He is an extremely poor player; I have never witnessed a player worse than him playing for a major club. It is time for him to begin learning Arabic and relocate to the Saudi League.” – Chelsea Legend John Terry claims that he observed something from Arsenal today that he has never seen before in his entire existence.

John Terry discusses Arsenal’s recent actions, which he has not observed in “many years.”

Arsenal has entered the international break with an undefeated record, having defeated Southampton in their Premier League match at the Emirates Stadium.

The Gunners were behind after Cameron Archer scored in the 55th minute, but they quickly levelled the score three minutes later with the help of the in-form Kai Havertz.

In the 68th minute, Gabriel Martinelli emerged from the bench to give Arsenal the lead. Subsequently, Bukayo Saka secured all three points in the 88th minute of the match.

Despite experiencing a setback for the third week in a succession, the Gunners were able to secure a positive outcome.

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They trailed against Manchester City before eventually taking the lead and drawing, and they were unable to recover from a setback against Leicester City before ultimately winning in the final minutes.

Arsenal was at risk of losing for only three minutes, but they ultimately fought back to secure a victory that appeared to be routine on the scoreboard.

John Terry, a Chelsea legend, has recently disclosed that Arsenal has performed in a manner that he has not observed in “many years.”

John Terry praises the “horrible” Arsenal
Terry stated on Final Score that the Gunners are now capable of exhibiting a rugged, “horrible” side that allows them to surpass the finish line.

“Arsenal have introduced a new feature that I have not observed in many years,” he stated on the BBC Sport website.

“This dreadful aspect, the grit and determination—they are all delighted to participate and will contribute.”

“They have the heart this time, and they are still suffering from the events of the past few years.”

Mikel Arteta is purportedly encouraged by Arsenal’s resilience. Dublin’s remarks are consistent with Miguel Delaney’s assessment of Arsenal in the Reading the Game newsletter from this week (4/10/2024, 12:30pm).

Delaney wrote that Mikel Arteta was “particularly impressed” with the manner in which his team managed the “emotion” of the Leicester match, which was equally significant as their tactical application.

He continued, “The Arsenal manager is acutely aware of the frustration that can result when a team believes they have secured a victory, only to squander a 2-0 lead and be relegated to a 2-2 tie. Consequently, he was exceedingly enthusiastic about the response.”