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By Tony Attwood
We seem to have spent quite a bit of this transfer window thinking that Arsenal was not buying anyone. Now we are wondering how everyone is going to fit in. We now have the news that EZRI KONSA has finalised his move to Arsenal, with the latest recruit signing a four-year deal at the Emirates.
And we still have another week to go. The Premier League transfer window l closes on September 1 at 11pm. What’s the betting it will slam shut? It always slams shut. It’s part of the tradition.
Sports Illustrated give us a line up for this opening match (which quite a fw of the papers remind us is the champions of the Championship against the champions of the Premier League) as….
Raya
White Mosquera Gabriel Calafiori
Odegaard Guimaraes Rice
Saka Havertz Tzolis
The Independent goes with
Raya;
White, Mosquera, Gabriel, Calafiori;
Guimaraes, Lewis-Skelly;
Saka, Odegaard, Tzolis;
Havertz
So there is a fair array of choice. But there is a general consensus that Arsenal will win.
The analyst gives us
David Raya,
Ben White, Cristhian Mosquera, Gabriel Magalhães, Riccardo Calafiori,
Bruno Guimaraes, Myles Lewis-Skelly, Martin Ødegaard,
Noni Madueke, Kai Havertz, Christos Tzolis.
If this blog didn’t come to you free of charge, I would be tempted to say “you pays your money and you takes your choice”, but since Untold remains as free as it ever was, that is obviously not true.
The game is on TV if you didn’t get your ticket in time.
If we win by lots, I might even publish a league table afterwards, but if not, I suspect the thinking would be that such an action would be far too silly this early in the season, especially for such a serious and dedicated blog as this one.
So, here we are again, here we go, here’s to us, and so on and so forth. I’ll go with 4-0 to Arsenal.
