MoroccanBlue

I like from what I saw and I am keeping this in mind with what we currently have. Tammy looks essential for Lampard's football. I'd keep him as a starter and let's see how he fairs after a run of games.

Tammy was at fault for Pedro holding on to the ball too long that led to the counter? I remember seeing Jorginho and Mount in space. Tammy was at fault for Zouma making a challenge you'd expect a Sunday league player to make? Tammy was at fault for Dave ball watching and losing his runner? These are individual mistakes we are seeing mate. This is not a collective misfortune, when in fact we were in total control before the initial individual mistake.

But it ultimately wasn't inexperience that lost us the game. We saw vital mistakes from our veterans in Pedro and Azilicueta, along with Zouma who is an established professional. All three were at fault for our goals through errors you'd expect from inexperience players. Lampard has a clear vision on how he wants us to play, and Mount+Tammy are vital in it. Make no mistake, we were in absolute control before Zouma shot us in the foot. Tammy puts that chance away, it would've been a different game.

Name hasn't been brought up much, but how awful was Pedro yet again away to a top 6 side? He should honestly never be considered an option at this rate. Still mainly at fault for the first goal when he lost the ball in a dangerous area that led to a United counter attack. Lost the ball a good 5 or 6 times just holding onto it for too long, which I'm sure pissed Lampard off. We have a past it Pedro, and Willian, who was actually never good enough, and CHO and Pulisic who are unproven. No middle ground.

Almost begs the question how he's a professional when he looks so awkward on the ball.

The criticism for Tammy is truly unjustified. He puts that chance away people's opinion would completely shift. Did well to lead the line and his pressing was superb.

No Sarri to blame now. Conceded 3 goals this half. I seem to remember some fans showing no mercy to Sarri and wondered if he motivated his players during half time.... Only one word to described this match. Collapse.

Sarri out.

This is identical to Sarri. Bournemouth away. Everton away. United at home in the FA Cup. Games where we had acted lively off the bat, then individual errors from players who have no right being in the starting XI, kills our momentum and then we completely collapse.

There are people that will lead you to believe it's not the players performing badly, it's Sarri who unmotivated them vs the players not actually be that good. The mistakes we saw today were from players who shouldn't be near the XI. Pedro, Dave, and Zouma.

Like I said Azpilicueta, talk is cheap.

Emerson is lucky he's bloody average going forward though.

It's actually even more pathetic given nearly 90% of us predicted Zouma would be an utter liability. We knew it would happen, it was just a matter of when. Can't really hold Lampard accountable for this but if he continues to persist with Zouma instead of Rudiger when fit, he's digging his own grave.

Save him for United's tired legs.

Hope this clean sheet means Emery continues with that centreback pairing and Luiz rots on the bench.

Bring Pulisic on against the tired legs

Has Emery ever play a back 3? He plays as a sweeper Arsenal have a top player.

Absolutely not. Need to aspire for greater.

Imagine being in a coma for the past 48 hours and waking up match day to see Luiz wearing an Arsenal kit

It’s his bloody wages

Look at how many games Spurs have won without Kane these past few seasons. They aren’t that reliant

Rashford, Martial, James, Greenwood... they will hit us with pace

Lampard impressing me with this. Flogging him off and forcing him to train separately once he found out Luiz wasn’t committed. I’d really like to hear Luiz’s statement

Spurs just Landed Lo Celso

Despite Luiz’s Flaws, he was and is the most crucial element in our ability to play out from the back. We’re going to miss that.