I laboured really hard to arrive at a suitable heading for this short piece. The more a suitable heading cancels one out the more some other ones collide with each other in the small compartment that house by brain resulting in a slight headache. The moment i realised that their is no perfect or suitable heading for the brilliant match of yesterday between Liverpool and Arsenal played with such blistering pace making it a delight for any football lover the moment my headache stops, thus i settled for the above caption. Despite this, i still have my doubt. Yesterday's match was not really a disappointment so to say, but it was just unfortunate for us to settle for a point at last minute when we could have enjoyed the maximum point. Nonetheless, it was a game most Arsenal fans and football lovers enjoyed and i am very sure it will play for a long time in their heart.The pre- match banters and "FIPA" with people of other club was centred on the free, smooth roLling romantic music of Arsenal style of play and how Arsenal will put Liverpool to the sword on their own turf and down the memory lane of how we have always done it. With so many liverpool, Manchester united and chelsea fan beside me, when the first goal was scored i was emotionally heavy and intense not from the result but from the fall back which will hit me like a train at a maximum speed as a result of my pre- match banters. Had Arsenal loose the mathch i would have sentenced myself to months in isolation because that is the only thing that can save me from surporters of other clubs.But thank to the God of Football who save me from such ridiculous moment and who save Arsenal from falling from the lofty coveted height to the shameful pit the blue coloured club have been comfortably languishing since the season began. AS our tradition dictates, good result brings out observation and talking points so also bad result. My observation of how quickly we broke down to conceed to mouth watering goals yesterday was as a result of our light or waht i call existing non- existing midfild genius we are used to. Flamin and Ramsey have been doing a decent job their for games now but without disrespect to both despite their prescence our midfielf is very light and porous. The midfield is as pourous as if there is no player there to carry out the required. Though le- coq, the police man is injured, a club with the stature of Arsenal needs an able deputy that could cover perfectly in case of injury. Yesterday's result accentuated the importance of coquelin to Arsenal victories from the start of the season. In view to ensure that the Trophy finally comes back to its most beffiting home an able deputy or cover for coquelin is needed. To ensure this, Wenger has has moved swiftly with the purposeful acquition of Elneny from Basel. Does that name ring a bell? That sounds rhethorical, the obvoius answer is in the negative but the acquision of the Egyptan hard tackler is yet another masterpiece of our prudent philosophy professor, Wenger, whose philosophy stands him out of the football managers in England. Qualities above price; a player who can offer something uniquely different from the bunch of talents already at Arsenal is always the watchword and the focal point of Wenger's buying philosophy. Elneny another of Wenger's masterpiece, yes it is. I have always profer this arguement from the moment i got wind of this transfer that what ever makes Wenger shot his eyes on players in Premiership, La-liga Budeliga and Seria A for a player who is relatively unknown in Switzerland that plyer is quality. With a pass accuracy of 92%, 10 interception, 5 chances created, two goals scored and the ability to release a drone with his foot and with an indefatigable locomotive engine, i have no doubt Elneny will be another diamond in the dirt of Premiership, No offence intended. He has signed, the deal is done and dusted and all the speculations of his coming or otherwise has ben layed to rest; now we cant waite to see him in action with the most prestigious jersy on, for the most prestigious club in the world. WELCOME TO ARSENAL ELNENY.
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