Arsenal Season Review 2010/2011 Part 1

[@everoposuo]

We may not've won anything, but I still kinda miss this Arsenal. We had Fabregas, van Persie, Nasri, Ramsey, Walcott, Wilshire. Real damn shame their careers didn't pan out the way they should've

[@LondonisForeverRed]

That team should have won atleast a FA Cup

[@gambashaga]

I miss Alex Song. what a baller he was for Arsenal

[@MagicMac-hv4nz]

he would've been a legend but i understand his decision

[@kx250fforlife]

Bro I talk about him so much lol he didn't score very often, but he had the best passes and through balls.

[@momotheone9700]

Fabregas was the footballer of arsenal, its incredible how good he was in 2010, maybe if arsenal got another season out of him they could have won a title

[@oisin5684]

His 2009/10 season is one of the most impressive seasons individually by any player in the Premier League era but unfortunately goes under the radar of the general footballing public because of the fact that ultimately, Arsenal didn't win anything & that he spent a substantial period of that season nursing injuries. Fabregas was truly immense for us that season. He registered 15 goals & 13 assists over 2192 total minutes played, which equates to 24.35 games during that league campaign. He literally averaged a goal or an assist every 78 minutes in the Prem. He would have been well on his way to hitting 20 goals/20 assists & becoming only the second player to do so in Prem history after Henry had he stayed injury free. He was only 22 years old as well throughout the entirety of that season while serving as club captain. The hype around this guy would be off the scale if he was coming through in today's game. A prodigy in the truest sense of the word. His injury that ruled him out for the run in absolutey killed us that season. We were only 3 points off of the top with 5 games to go or something like that until we lost 3 and drew 1 of our last 5 games to well & truly extinguish any title hopes. He surely would have been a shoe in for all of the Player of the Season awards domestically had he stayed fit. Missed him big time.

[@affifi94]

Chamakh is not flop at all. He delivered when we need him. He lost the place when Van Persie back from injury. Plus, we have talented strikers at that time, Bendtner and Carlos Vela. Our attacking look sharp especially with all those midfielder, but Arsenal problem is not solving defensive line back then. Really miss this team.

[@allelaw7015]

Exactly the defense terrible

[@nainimusa3]

never flopped really. His only downfall was Vanpersie returning. I think we ruined that guy, period!

[@oisin5684]

He started brilliantly when we signed him and scored his first 10 goals for the club by the end of November in his debut campaign. To put that into context, Saka (our leading goalscorer from last season) only reached 10 goals for the club in all competitions on 30/01. He actually looked a proper player in the beginning. Aside from his goals, he was technically very good in his link up play when he'd use his physicality to allow teammates to run off of him by playing one-two's & first time flicks around the corner to compliment his aerial ability, not to mention his ability to get in behind against sides that played a high defensive line, as you can see by his goal against Wolves & the amount of penalties that he won during that period by doing so. He was basically like a more clinical & mobile version of Giroud in those first few months. All downhill from there 🙈😆.

[@tochukwuemechebe4814]

Imagine arteta's defence combined with this attack, a man can only dream

[@ehivic7100]

Carlos Vela.. A talent that never really blossom fully

[@maranathachioma1886]

So true.

[@stillsmashin]

I wouldn't say that. He was the MLS MVP in 2019 He won the MLS cup in 2022 All-Star selection in 2018 2019 2022 Best MLS player 2022

[@Shyne282]

​@@stillsmashinWell you said it the MLS he was supposed to hit these height in England with Arsenal

[@ollyzaki7499]

We didn't give him enough chances.

[@Eizengoldt]

I miss our legendary manager, Arsenay Wenger

[@softde]

What a great coach! They were playing futures football!

[@hegeliandianetik2009]

Samir Nasri was my favourite Arsenal player in that 2008-2011 era, delicious dribber, imagine him in Arteta's LCM or RCM roles

[@gdgdggdgd4888]

No defense

[@oakictinternational4432]

My Arshavin

[@Esoteric_Athlete]

@@oakictinternational4432Arshavin was a beast

[@harithzainuddin7827]

Is it just me or this compilation video made Chamakh looked like a world-class elite level kind of striker?

[@M1gs]

Can’t remember him doing all those really 😂

[@JoshRay-gp5le]

He was actually really good that first half of the season

[@anthonyreynolds6818]

for real brother

[@harryrob8221]

​@@M1gsBecause most of you were too busy hating

[@richo40001]

He was actually a good striker. Look at Ground who we hated

[@adityaudayanagolfvlogs1317]

I still remembered when they call Arshavin lazy, technically gifted but in modern football he wouldnt have stood a chance at any top 6 with that work ethic. Still so classy on the ball, was definetly my favorite player back then.

[@chukwukanwaoduah]

This video made chamakh look world-class, and walcott was so underrated, that guy was a cheat code for Arsenal, his speed and his ability to finish made him a nightmare for defenders.

[@harryrob8221]

Yeah, Walcott was a lot better than he got credit for. Unfortunately, he was expected to fill the shoes of King Henry, which was not possible. That's why he was never fully accepted by the Arsenal fan base. But what a player he actually was.

[@Shyne282]

​@@allelaw7015I agree with all but Chamakh.Also did every Arsenal fan forget how good Diaby was when he was not injured

[@oisin5684]

He started brilliantly when we signed him and scored his first 10 goals for the club by the end of November in his debut campaign. To put that into context, Saka (our leading goalscorer from last season) only reached 10 goals for the club in all competitions on 30/01. He actually looked a proper player in the beginning. Aside from his goals, he was technically very good in his link up play when he'd use his physicality to allow teammates to run off of him by playing one-two's & first time flicks around the corner to compliment his aerial ability, not to mention his ability to get in behind against sides that played a high defensive line, as you can see by his goal against Wolves & the amount of penalties that he won during that period by doing so. He was basically like a more clinical & mobile version of Giroud in those first few months. All downhill from there 🙈😆.

[@limafc8565]

Vela could have been an Icon.

[@auchojaqson8928]

Carlos Vela was so cold in front of goal,why he couldn't make it is still a mystery,Chamakh wasn't that bad if we're being fair and honest, man's actually the standout player in this video,Wenger was a master tactician no debate on that,man was literally winning games in the PL AND UCL with probably the most useless, nonsensical and mediocre squads ever witnessed in the history of the game....mad respect to the professor of football for keeping Arsenal in the champions League with this type of squad, absolutely ridiculous

[@kyleking4028]

I agree Nasri massively underrated world class being honest watching him in Europe I was thinking he was good enough for barca.

[@Rocket-s4e]

Goat party 🎉

[@arboxarayata4462]

In wenger era, midfielder and striker not a problem for arsenal but a defender. Arsenal play beautiful football and score so many great goal, if only wenger bought some world class cb. They will win some silverware that time.

[@harryrob8221]

Exactly. The Central defence and Defensive midfield were our weakest links in those days, but Wenger never cared to properly address them.

[@momotheone9700]

Facts look at the midfield, song, fabregas, nasri, rosicky, wilshere, look at the strikers, chamakh, arshavin, vela, bendtner, walcott off the wing and you still had van persie to comeback from injury, plus more , and they can all play with each other that was what is so beautiful about wengers teams, everyone can play with each other you switch chamakh with bendtner, and hes not hindering no player ability on the pitch even if wenger wanted to play nasri a bit more advanced and play fabregas a bit deeper or put arshawin a second striker, it all could be done at once and it does not inhibit the football, its just the defense in my opinion

[@OrangUtanItuForestans-IQ97]

This is when Arsenal having young prospective midfielders in the world. 🔥 Also forward.

[@lsheshaeliya4785]

We nolonger have that of core of midfielders...who are so creative

[@4rillymanilly]

really felt bad for diaby..constant injuries ruined him..when fit was up there with the best of the best when on the pitch

[@xeedsenterprise505]

Yes...Diaby

[@x-x101]

Reminded me of Viera but with more attack versatility.

[@naledimaaga6840]

At some point yeah he was untouchable, Wenger slept on this era

[@adamappleton4631]

You forget how good a start Chamakh had.

[@oisin5684]

He started brilliantly when we signed him and scored his first 10 goals for the club by the end of November in his debut campaign. To put that into context, Saka (our leading goalscorer from last season) only reached 10 goals for the club in all competitions on 30/01. He actually looked a proper player in the beginning. Aside from his goals, he was technically very good in his link up play when he'd use his physicality to allow teammates to run off of him by playing one-two's & first time flicks around the corner to compliment his aerial ability, not to mention his ability to get in behind against sides that played a high defensive line, as you can see by his goal against Wolves & the amount of penalties that he won during that period by doing so. He was basically like a more clinical & mobile version of Giroud in those first few months. All downhill from there 🙈😆.

[@nazgul7914]

Arsenal had huge talents throughout the years. IF some of these players just kept on playing together instead of being injured or changed clubs they would have won everything. Fabregas, Thierry Henry, Gallas, Nasri, Van Persie, Abou Diaby, Alex Hleb, Sagna, Arshavin, Flamini, Kolo toure, Adebayor, ...... instead they lost to Phil Jones and Tom cleverly.

[@frankoloo6476]

Carlos Vela, how I wish he stayed longer at Arsenal.

[@harryrob8221]

Wenger never really believed in him for some reason

[@radamelfalcao164]

Chamakh was superb back then. Things went downhill when Van Persie came back from injury as the Morroco lost his place in the starting XI.

[@siberianTiger639]

Wenger was at fault there. Chamakh wasnso good at that time I thought Wenger was going to have trouble to chose the best 11 when Van Persie is back again. Obviously Van Persie was brilliant and he was going to get back in the starting 11, but Chamakh still should've been used much more frequently. What did Wenger do? He even used Bendtner more than Chamakh after Van Persie got into the team. I could never understand that?!?!? Maybe the relationship between Wenger and Chamakh got bad after Van Persie got back, but he was basically done as an important part of the team from that point on. Later he got lazy and his attitude got worse while he was known for his immense work rate both with Bordeaux and in that first half of the season for Arsenal. It's sad most Arsenal fans only remember him for his time after Van Persie got back and think he was a useless player.

[@radamelfalcao164]

@@siberianTiger639 Yeah, i know. Most so called Gooners nowadays never remember how good Chamakh was in his first season. Things went strange when Van Persie came back and Arsenal beat Chelsea in that match. Persie got his place and Chamakh's confidence went downhill. Again, you are right, we never know why Wenger chose Bendtner over the Morroco but oh well...

[@oisin5684]

He started brilliantly when we signed him and scored his first 10 goals for the club by the end of November in his debut campaign. To put that into context, Saka (our leading goalscorer from last season) only reached 10 goals for the club in all competitions on 30/01. He actually looked a proper player in the beginning. Aside from his goals, he was technically very good in his link up play when he'd use his physicality to allow teammates to run off of him by playing one-two's & first time flicks around the corner to compliment his aerial ability, not to mention his ability to get in behind against sides that played a high defensive line, as you can see by his goal against Wolves & the amount of penalties that he won during that period by doing so. He was basically like a more clinical & mobile version of Giroud in those first few months. All downhill from there 🙈😆.

[@Keleu]

All time supporter here. I always liked that Arsene was dedicated to developing talent, but with that being said, if you want to win something, you also need top experienced players. Almunia was not a GK to win trophies. Time has proved also that it is useless to develop a lot if you let your best players go to direct rivals. You need balance.

[@howardaginah7670]

Vela would have been one of the best strikers in the league

[@harryrob8221]

I still don't understand why Wenger never fully gave him much of a chance. He was such an exciting young player who had excellent finishing.

[@allelaw7015]

He was not a serious player. Just like Iwobi. Only walcott took his chances

[@ahmedmahamed8193]

Arshavin was worldclass

[@alisherkairatbek3019]

10 goals and 17 assists in this season.

[@IvanTheReptile]

Had a great season, was surprised to see him start fewer games the following season

[@MM-sc9vg]

with looks like we either won a pen or conceded one in almost every game, also chamakh from this part of the season looked like our best player

[@filmonberhane4255]

And I become a die-hard (a bit delusional like Ty sometimes) Arsenal fan around this era. COYG

[@slampuck]

almunia, the worst keeper arsenal had

[@somalinetflix3533]

Alex Song undarated best Arsenal player in these years

[@ace-paidinfull5240]

Miss Vela so much man he could have been really good for us long term.

[@youtubegoof]

hope there will be every arsenal season review video in the future! good gob mate!

[@o.m.a.5553]

how did you get such clean highlights from that year?

[@nikelodwadwa721]

And if they have taken another direction ofcourse it can only be a team effort no person alone can do it.

[@riicolana2819]

This team was a great arsenal team all it lacked was a great holding midfielder most of the players was good enough to win the league at that time but we lacked a midfielder who broke up the play from other teams but we destroyed teams with average guys all because of ARSENE WENGER❤️

[@swee9856]

unsung hero alex song

[@euzineu8091]

david silva and nasri best play maker together can destroy any team in the world

[@APZeus3]

How many pens did chamakh get ffs 😂 How far we have come 🙌

[@oisin5684]

He started brilliantly when we signed him and scored his first 10 goals for the club by the end of November in his debut campaign. To put that into context, Saka (our leading goalscorer from last season) only reached 10 goals for the club in all competitions on 30/01. He actually looked a proper player in the beginning. Aside from his goals, he was technically very good in his link up play when he'd use his physicality to allow teammates to run off of him by playing one-two's & first time flicks around the corner to compliment his aerial ability, not to mention his ability to get in behind against sides that played a high defensive line, as you can see by his goal against Wolves & the amount of penalties that he won during that period by doing so. He was basically like a more clinical & mobile version of Giroud in those first few months. All downhill from there 🙈😆.

[@curtismaize]

He was a mercenary. Clubs seems to have problems in the long term when they start bringing in players like Nasri.

[@jackdonekings]

Eduardo injury affected the teams performance

[@mpproductions2770]

Yea it did but the season before this 😊

[@arsenalogist4285]

​@@mpproductions2770Lol like three seasons before

[@davidolatunji119]

My favorite player of all time!

[@alaminmdtanvir3361]

This Arsenal side was a beauty to watch.

[@naledimaaga6840]

This the era/season when Wenger should moved on imo

[@farouquekay8471]

It was such a talented squad

[@MrHotSpice100]

When Arsenal had major injuries every season

[@ZenPenguin9]

Chamakh undoubtedly master of drawing red card tackles and pens

[@oisin5684]

He started brilliantly when we signed him and scored his first 10 goals for the club by the end of November in his debut campaign. To put that into context, Saka (our leading goalscorer from last season) only reached 10 goals for the club in all competitions on 30/01. He actually looked a proper player in the beginning. Aside from his goals, he was technically very good in his link up play when he'd use his physicality to allow teammates to run off of him by playing one-two's & first time flicks around the corner to compliment his aerial ability, not to mention his ability to get in behind against sides that played a high defensive line, as you can see by his goal against Wolves & the amount of penalties that he won during that period by doing so. He was basically like a more clinical & mobile version of Giroud in those first few months. All downhill from there 🙈😆.

[@DJObiSmalls]

This season, we honestly should have won all our PL games by January. We outplayed our opponents in all of them.

[@TramahUgMusic]

Imagine djourou n squilaci in your defense😂 Wenger was indeed a genius

[@lindilebangose7667]

Almunia was a disaster Makes you appreciate this Raya - Rasmsdale saga

[@farouquekay8471]

This arsenal squad tried so much to put up something remarkable... I think Walcott had the best finishing then

[@Esoteric_Athlete]

Yo Arshavin was a fucking beast

[@ehivic7100]

His attitude killed his career

[@MattySadler]

I just want everyone to be aware that the League Cup wasn't sponsored by Carabao during this season. It was still the Carling Cup. It would become the Capital One Cup in 2012, and the Carabao Cup in 2017.

[@shashwotmarsani8417]

fabregas was still better than nasri in his last season despite not wanting to be at the club

[@aghocazztv]

That's a lie bro, nasri was an absolute baller that season

[@Biscuithandler4]

Arsenal have been thru more squad turnover than any other big club 😭

[@phillyjackson1680]

literally

[@Biscuithandler4]

@@phillyjackson1680 like it’s not close either. Every time we got attached to a player as a fanbase they sold em.

[@johnrockyryan]

That's one of the reasons Arsenal never got a second wind after the invincibles that and SHIT LOADS of injurys more than any of the Top team that time in the premier league

[@Shyne282]

​@@johnrockyryanYes and the injury thing continues.Must be something in the way we train because it's been consistently so in the last 15 years or so

[@johnrockyryan]

​@@Shyne282 it always those injuries isn't it must be our medical staff or something God knows

[@sluglow6357]

Arsenay Wenger was a great coach

[@fendi2785]

play with djorou and squilaci against man city. what an era😂😂😂😂 oil merchant really ruin the football😂😂😂😂

[@GoalRevolution]

So weird to see Nasri like this, he looks like a bag of chips now lol

[@abelmukoto1715]

was chamakh really this good?

[@oisin5684]

He started brilliantly when we signed him and scored his first 10 goals for the club by the end of November in his debut campaign. To put that into context, Saka (our leading goalscorer from last season) only reached 10 goals for the club in all competitions on 30/01. He actually looked a proper player in the beginning. Aside from his goals, he was technically very good in his link up play when he'd use his physicality to allow teammates to run off of him by playing one-two's & first time flicks around the corner to compliment his aerial ability, not to mention his ability to get in behind against sides that played a high defensive line, as you can see by his goal against Wolves & the amount of penalties that he won during that period by doing so. He was basically like a more clinical & mobile version of Giroud in those first few months. All downhill from there 🙈😆.

[@ohachami]

Chamak had a cheat code to get penalties ❤

[@oisin5684]

He started brilliantly when we signed him and scored his first 10 goals for the club by the end of November in his debut campaign. To put that into context, Saka (our leading goalscorer from last season) only reached 10 goals for the club in all competitions on 30/01. He actually looked a proper player in the beginning. Aside from his goals, he was technically very good in his link up play when he'd use his physicality to allow teammates to run off of him by playing one-two's & first time flicks around the corner to compliment his aerial ability, not to mention his ability to get in behind against sides that played a high defensive line, as you can see by his goal against Wolves & the amount of penalties that he won during that period by doing so. He was basically like a more clinical & mobile version of Giroud in those first few months. All downhill from there 🙈😆.

[@amrinzarif8178]

Man utd season review 10/11

[@geonjaelee9516]

나스리를 잊지않고 이렇게 업로드해주는 채널주인분께 감사합니다

[@davidmulinge3985]

wallcot was the real deal❤

[@keithmurray8278]

When we all thought Chamakh was the answer RIP

[@oisin5684]

He started brilliantly when we signed him and scored his first 10 goals for the club by the end of November in his debut campaign. To put that into context, Saka (our leading goalscorer from last season) only reached 10 goals for the club in all competitions on 30/01. He actually looked a proper player in the beginning. Aside from his goals, he was technically very good in his link up play when he'd use his physicality to allow teammates to run off of him by playing one-two's & first time flicks around the corner to compliment his aerial ability, not to mention his ability to get in behind against sides that played a high defensive line, as you can see by his goal against Wolves & the amount of penalties that he won during that period by doing so. He was basically like a more clinical & mobile version of Giroud in those first few months. All downhill from there 🙈😆.

[@mpumelelobeyers957]

The Gift And The Curse ; Cesc for The Great Mikel Arteta🎁💯

[@serbaserbi9610]

I think chamakh its very good

[@oisin5684]

He started brilliantly when we signed him and scored his first 10 goals for the club by the end of November in his debut campaign. To put that into context, Saka (our leading goalscorer from last season) only reached 10 goals for the club in all competitions on 30/01. He actually looked a proper player in the beginning. Aside from his goals, he was technically very good in his link up play when he'd use his physicality to allow teammates to run off of him by playing one-two's & first time flicks around the corner to compliment his aerial ability, not to mention his ability to get in behind against sides that played a high defensive line, as you can see by his goal against Wolves & the amount of penalties that he won during that period by doing so. He was basically like a more clinical & mobile version of Giroud in those first few months. All downhill from there 🙈😆.

[@LongPhạmĐức-g2c]

how the hell we miss so many pen ?

[@Sigurjon96]

Nasri scored a few goals but he was not the best player in England. That's dramatic. He had talent but it was wasted. Berbatov had 20+ goals and was top goal scorer that season same with Tevez they were better. Nasri was too cocky, lacked discipline and was arrogant to the media. Look at him today.

[@waynefraser5196]

When

[@marvin2loose]

Where’s Arsenal season review 2010/11 Part 2

[@goldengoalcomps]

Will be up tomorrow

[@neilfitzgerald712]

​@@goldengoalcompsSOUTHAMPTON SEASON REVIEW FROM 1988/89. WITH JIM ROSENTHAL FROM. CBS FOX VIDEO FOR MR NEIL FITZGERALD PLEASE

[@ishalinzayn]

our offense was outplayed everybody but our defense was just so frwaking dumb

[@wayneessien3674]

When you’re French you’re the best player in you’re team in any club 💀

[@naledimaaga6840]

Song > Partey

[@ShaunMcLauglin-gg6lh]

He was everything that caused Wengers downfall. Egotiscal weak and overrated.

[@tobimartins9734]

Gunners still bottled d league dis yr also😂😂

[@SergiDanger]

Worlds greatest striker Lord Bendtner

[@codedhaadi3556]

😂😂😂

[@perewari1]

Fabregas

[@oisin5684]

His 2009/10 season is one of the most impressive seasons individually by any player in the Premier League era but unfortunately goes under the radar of the general footballing public because of the fact that ultimately, Arsenal didn't win anything & that he spent a substantial period of that season nursing injuries. Fabregas was truly immense for us that season. He registered 15 goals & 13 assists over 2190 total minutes played, which equates to 24.33 games during that league campaign. He literally averaged a goal or an assist every 78 minutes in the Prem. He would have been well on his way to hitting 20 goals/20 assists & becoming only the second player to do so in Prem history after Henry had he stayed injury free. He was only 22 years old as well throughout the entirety of that season while serving as club captain. The hype around this guy would be off the scale if he was coming through in today's game. A prodigy in the truest sense of the word. His injury that ruled him out for the run in absolutey killed us that season. We were only 3 points off of the top with 5 games to go or something like that until we lost 3 of our last 5 games to well & truly extinguish any title hopes. He surely would have been a shoe in for all of the Player of the Season awards domestically had he stayed fit. Missed him big time.

[@abdisamedmire2955]

Chamack

[@arsenaltvng5018]

Chamaka cheat 😂

[@amerhamad-zp6ge]

That boy got fat real quick.

[@amerhamad-zp6ge]

This boy got fat real quick.

[@deni.6304]

No.

[@unknown10_1]

this was the most overrated ssn ever

[@adjoae]

It wasn’t overrated at all. The Arsenal first team hardly played with each other due to injuries. If they had more consistent time together this season should’ve ended the trophy spell.

[@naledimaaga6840]

Nasri > Ozil

[@jackwilliam2965]

OZIL >ODDERGARD

[@kingkenzokwansa]

Stop capping and selling fake dreams dude! Nasri was the most laziest player only relying on his dribbling. Never seen a much hyped player like him self-destruct with his bad behaviour. Moody short tempered and disrespectful towards anyone that wasn't him. I never wanted that rat to on-board at the Emirates but hey who hasn't made a mistake in their lives His acquisition was in my eyes the beginning of Wenger losing the edge with competitors. That was never a good replacement for Hleb because I followed the player from his beginning at Marseille he was all about flair and individualistic showboating everything opposite to the free flowing 1-2 touch pass Arsenal was known for prior to the Invincibles!

[@jasonh4023]

If that was the case why was he in the running for pfa player of the year that season? Why did Man Utd and Man City both try sign him that summer? How was Wenger signing Nasri losing an edge with his competitors? Do you even watch football?

[@kingkenzokwansa]

@@jasonh4023 yes that's what I'm saying he was after the individual awards but if I count the amount of times where he had the opportunity to assist or give a key pass to a teammate in a better position but chose not to do it was staggering. He was ill-disciplined and brought major disruption in the dressing room. He recently revealed he wasn't scared of Wenger and saw him as a weak individual on french TV. Nasri himself told there was only 2 clubs that came with concrete offers and that was City and Chelsea not United

[@kx250fforlife]

I miss song so much. Back when arsenal (song) played through balls in the air. I also miss fabregas, one of my favorite players of all time. I used to pretend to be him playing football when we'd all pick a player to play as. Fuck I just miss old arsenal, I mean odegaard is amazing, but nobody gives me that feeling like old arsenal players.

[@04foreverinvincible69]

I miss Sanga

[@kx250fforlife]

@04foreverinvincible69 bro I just remembered about djourou the other day and it unlocked a core memory. Sagna was dope too though

[@ermekT11]

Шамах был действительно очень крут

[@Devstvennik2005]

Было дело. Но не для топ клубов Шамах точно. Хотя Бордо стало чемпионом в 2010 году, если не ошибаюсь