Arteta also said, “Managers probably see all the time what we don’t have than rather than what we actually have”
By Kehinde Okeowo
Arsenal manager, Mikel Arteta has said Luton Town boss, Rob Edwards was wrong to have said the Gunners have no weak point after both sides’ midweek clash.
Edwards had suggested after Arsenal defeated his team 2-0 at the Emirates Stadium on Wednesday night, that the North London club are very clear in how they attack opponents, adding that Arteta’s side have got no “weaknesses”.
He went on to praise them, saying they are about the only team among the three chasing the English Premier League (EPL) title this season, who could go physical when required.
However, Arteta, while reacting to Edwards’ assessment disagreed with him.
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Speaking at his pre-match press conference ahead of Arsenal’s Premier League clash with Brighton on Saturday evening, the Spanish tactician was asked to respond to the statement made by the Luton manager.
Addressing the comment, he said while his team has been impressive, he ultimately still sees weaknesses in his squad.
“I see them,” Arteta said, adding “Managers probably see all the time what we don’t have than rather than what we actually have, but it’s good to hear from other managers what they think about the team.
“We can still evolve a lot and will try to do that.”
