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Cesc Fàbregas • Evolving role under Arsène Wenger at Arsenal • Masterclass 

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0:22 - Intro
0:41 - Early Arsenal days and playing in the double pivot
2:24 - A different way and the 2005/06 Champions League
7:50 - The 2007/08 team and role as a number 10
11:44 - Arsène Wenger's obsession with playing forward
In the first of three exclusive Masterclass features on the iconic Coaches’ Voice tactics board, Cesc Fàbregas gives a brilliant insight into the way his role evolved under Arsène Wenger during his eight-year stay at Arsenal.
Fàbregas first broke into an Arsenal team that had gone the whole Premier League season undefeated in 2003/04, and here he reflects on playing alongside Patrick Vieira in Wenger’s traditional 4-4-2 formation. He goes on to explain the shift to a 4-3-3, and his adapted role in a team - still featuring the likes of Thierry Henry, Robert Pirès, Freddie Ljungberg and Gilberto - that reached the 2006 Champions League final.
He continues the Masterclass with a look at Wenger’s next-generation Arsenal team, and how he became the chief midfield creator in a side brimming with the attacking talents of Robin van Persie, Emmanuel Adebayor, Tomás Rosicky and Alexander Hleb. Finally, Fàbregas explains his move into the team’s number 10 position, his adapted role in attacking transition and Wenger’s obsession with his midfielders playing forward.
It’s a fascinating session with an intelligent footballer starting out on his own coaching journey.
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@MNM14
@MNM14 Год назад
The 07/08 Arsenal team was just fun to watch, the passing and movement of that team was electric
@Thetalisman343
@Thetalisman343 Год назад
still got thumped consistently
@stunnerofagunner
@stunnerofagunner Год назад
08 was some of the best football I've ever seen. Up until Eduardo's injury we were running away with it... Best Arsenal team since the invincible team imo
@tendaimangava340
@tendaimangava340 Год назад
That team was very good.
@micah0190
@micah0190 Год назад
That side should have won the title
@amu7379
@amu7379 Год назад
@@Earth_Laws 07-08 Arsenal did challenge for the league though.
@mkram2154
@mkram2154 Год назад
That midfield quartet of Cesc Fabregas, Matthieu Flamini, Thomas Rosicky and Alexander Hleb was one of the best I’ve seen in EPL. Shame it only lasted one season.
@manrajs4998
@manrajs4998 Год назад
Hleb and rosicky were the successors to Ljunberg and pires
@vidt999
@vidt999 Год назад
The fluency and possesion these guys controlled was unnatural
@ayanbarua2400
@ayanbarua2400 Год назад
What did they win?
@ACE360x
@ACE360x Год назад
​@ayanbarua2400 you know you can watch football to enjoy the sport.
@ayanbarua2400
@ayanbarua2400 Год назад
@@ACE360x I enjoy football when that team achieve something. If you want to be on the losers side. It's your choice
@MichaelHattem
@MichaelHattem Год назад
Could listen to him talk about that 07/08 team for hours. He knew how special that group was.
@oisin5684
@oisin5684 10 месяцев назад
Loved that side of 07/08. The football that season going forward with the likes of Fabregas, Rosicky, Hleb, Walcott, Van Persie & Adebayor was absolutely scintillating. The precision of those intricate & incisive one touch/two touch sharp & snappy interchanges, movement off the ball and build up play in the final third at times was utterly breathtaking. That was by far my favourite time being an Arsenal supporter in terms of that electric style of football that we used to play. Just a shame we couldn't get over the line and reward all that exceptional free flowing attacking football with a Prem title at the end of it: ● Going into that Birmingham game which Eduardo broke his leg in we had the opportunity to go 8 points clear as it was an early Saturday K:O on the 27th G/W before everyone else played. ● Including the Birmingham draw we drew 5, lost 2 and won just 1 of our 8 league games in that period which ultimately cost us the title. ● Finished on 83 points (4 points off Man Utd). The 2 we lost were 6 pointers against Man United and Chelsea respectively as well to make it even more painful. Even if we'd just managed to beat United during that horrific run of results it would have hypothetically meant that we would have won the league in hindsight if the 3 points went the other way although obviously I appreciate the entire dynamic of the run in would have been altered by those chain of events. Fine margins. We completely imploded from gameweek 27-34. What could have been 😔.
@Ysundeneth
@Ysundeneth Год назад
"Rosický was injured, sometimes". Quite an understatement. We missed "little Mozart" in so many games. A real shame, because he was absolutely wonderful to watch.
@Sirius1914
@Sirius1914 Год назад
One of our greatest midfielders ever, thank you for serving us Cesc. An Icon to be sure.
@mohamedalihashi572
@mohamedalihashi572 Год назад
He is not an icon for Arsenal, he left the club when club needed
@dasurmel1424
@dasurmel1424 Год назад
When he left he might have been the best midfielder in the world and arsenal were quit shit i cant blame him for that. Btw his numbers at arsenal are insane that guy was unreal and just didn't fit the Barcelona system.
@ashtonalmond9024
@ashtonalmond9024 Год назад
@@mohamedalihashi572 He was sold
@Dercudez
@Dercudez Год назад
@@dasurmel1424 How could he not fit the Barca system? He came from La Masia & was at Barca for several years before joining Arsenal. He grew up playing the Barca way. It just didn't work out for him at Barca cause Barca already had Iniesta & Xavi who were the best in the world in that position.
@oisin5684
@oisin5684 10 месяцев назад
My Favourite Player of All Time: ●Fabregas was 17 years old during virtually the entirety of his breakthrough season of 04/05 and made 33 league appearances (24 starts) in a side just off the back of winning the previous seasons league without losing a game, finished 2nd in that current campaign and won the FA Cup. Just let that sink in. Absolutely frightening 😲. ●Only he and Evan Ferguson have 10+ goals/assists to there names as 18 year olds in the Premier League era. Had to get that one in as an Irishman 😄. ●"Statistics show that in the five years prior to Fàbregas's departure from Arsenal, Fàbregas created 466 goal-scoring chances, made 86 assists and scored 48 goals, all three statistics topping those of new teammates Xavi and Andrés Iniesta, despite both having made more appearances in the same period." ●09/10 League Season: Apps: 27 Goals: 15 Assists: 15 Who knows what numbers he would have finished with that season if he'd avoided a few niggling injuries during the first half of that campaign and not fractured his leg to Barca in March and been ruled out for the remainder of the season. I've no doubt that he would have comfortably broken the record of 20 assists in a PL season and in all likelihood would have 20+ League goals to his name alongside it. All from CM at 22 years of age in his second season as club captain as well it's worth noting. ●Made captain of Arsenal at the tender age of 21 as well. He was absolute magic.
@andrewcunningham3447
@andrewcunningham3447 Год назад
When he scored against Spurs just after they kicked off 😂 what an amazing solo goal
@oisin5684
@oisin5684 8 месяцев назад
2 goals (both worldies) & 11 assists in 13 PL appearances against them as an Arsenal player including an assist in each fixture as a 17 year old in his breakthrough season of 04/05. He was a thorn in there backside from 04-11 😆.
@Atticus75
@Atticus75 Год назад
Fascinating watch. That 07/08 side in my opinion would have won the Premier League if not for the Rosicky and Eduardo injuries.
@nathanj109
@nathanj109 Год назад
Diaby too! He was a hell of a player when he was fit and healthy
@Amar-nx3bf
@Amar-nx3bf Год назад
Imagine being 16 and breaking into the Invincibles team.!!??? Cesc was one of the few prodigies in Football who actually lived up to his hype and even exceeded expectations. Cesc at Arsenal was a very Special player.👏
@oisin5684
@oisin5684 8 месяцев назад
My Favourite Player of All Time: ● Fabregas was 17 years old during virtually the entirety of his breakthrough season of 04/05 and made 33 league appearances (24 starts) in a side just off the back of winning the previous seasons league without losing a game, finished 2nd in that current campaign and won the FA Cup. Just let that sink in. Absolutely frightening 😲. ● Youngest Arsenal goalscorer: (16 years 212 days v Wolves Dec 2003) Youngest Arsenal goalscorer in League: (17 years 113 days v Blackburn Aug 2004) Youngest Arsenal goalscorer in Europe: (17 years 217 days v Rosenborg Dec 2004) ● Only he and Evan Ferguson have 10+ goals/assists to there names as 18 year olds in the Premier League era who weren't from England. Had to get that one in as an Irishman 😄. ● Statistics show that in the five years prior to Fàbregas's departure from Arsenal, Fàbregas created 466 goal-scoring chances, made 86 assists and scored 48 goals, all three statistics topping those of new teammates Xavi and Andrés Iniesta, despite both having made more appearances in the same period. ● 09/10 League Season: Apps: 27 Goals: 15 Assists: 15 Who knows what numbers he would have finished with that season if he'd avoided a few niggling injuries during the first half of that campaign and not fractured his leg to Barca in March and been ruled out for the remainder of the season. I've no doubt that he would have comfortably broken the record of 20 assists in a PL season and in all likelihood would have 20+ League goals to his name alongside it. All from CM at 22 years of age in his second season as club captain as well it's worth noting. ● All time leader in history of assists for Spanish national team. ● Most assists as a CM in the 21st century ahead of the likes of Lampard, Gerrard, Iniesta & Xavi. ● Only player in PL era to record 10+ assists in 6 separate seasons. ● 2nd All Time Leader in assists in PL history to Ryan Giggs who spent 9 and a half more seasons than him in the PL . ● Made captain of Arsenal at the tender age of 21 as well. He was absolute magic.
@roryduffy3756
@roryduffy3756 Год назад
Can completely see what Cesc means about enjoying the 08/09 team more. The Invincibles & the 98 side were definitely the most affective Wenger sides but the midfield quartet of Rosicky, Fabregas, Flamini & Hleb were a joy to watch.
@nnenne1
@nnenne1 Год назад
It broke my heart when he was sold and later going to Chelsea. I’m only forgiving him now slowly and nostalgic and emotional about those days of having him, help, the little Mozart etc. Loved them.
@Avalon_1991
@Avalon_1991 Год назад
07/08 was the only year nearly all the players stayed fit. The rest of the time Van Persie, Diaby and Rosicky were out for 5 or 6 months at a time after that season. The amount of injuries was actually ridiculous. Then Fabregas started to get injured then everyone else for some reason: Wilshere, Koscielny, Vermaelen, Ramsey etc. Without injuries Arsenal could have won the Premier League. Also if the spending wasn't restricted we can only imagine what Arsene Wenger could have achieved with the sort of money Chelsea were spending at that time. Arsenal only lost out on Cristiano Ronaldo to Man Utd because they couldn't out bid them for example.
@tengkuuzzaamuzzairi8968
@tengkuuzzaamuzzairi8968 Год назад
Wow I could listen to Cesc all day
@nikapua21
@nikapua21 Год назад
I wonder if arsenal have considered getting him on board for their youth academy the wealth of knowledge he could provide to youngsters is invaluable
@am5790
@am5790 Год назад
he retired today from Como fc....he is going to be coaching their youth players.....Arsenal should consider him for managerial position after sometime.
@VVinTheChat
@VVinTheChat 11 месяцев назад
One of the only midfielders who could play as a false 9, a 10, an 8 and a regista at an elite level. Had the most assists and chances created from 2007-2011 in EUROPE. This when Messi, Ronaldo etc were playing. 2nd most assists in premier league history, despite Giggs playing for an extra 10 years. Gundogan is a Cesc regen, Pep even said this.
@musehagos3901
@musehagos3901 Год назад
One of the best and my favorite arsenal players
@wizardundesputed2805
@wizardundesputed2805 Год назад
This is the player that made me love arsenal
@ganaed9954
@ganaed9954 Год назад
It was a joy to watch him play with RvP
@MinhNguyen-vl6ul
@MinhNguyen-vl6ul Год назад
When Messi and Fabregas both played false 9 under Pep is one of the best football i've seen, ever. It's just out of this world
@titleinislington
@titleinislington Год назад
A top skipper would never be forgotten.
@luisguerrero9310
@luisguerrero9310 Год назад
Wow great video!!! We need more players to talk about there careers this way..... #57 #15 #4 Fabregas numbers with Arsenal.....
@divaalfirman3295
@divaalfirman3295 Год назад
Massive respect to Cesc. Arsenal fans like to call him a snake just because he moved to a rival club, but the truth is at that time he had no other choice and, despite achieving more at Chelsea, never spoke ill about Arsenal.
@christophschmidt-troschke9160
Thank you Cesc :)
@Stolesher
@Stolesher Год назад
At first glance, it feels like the way football (at least in England) has changed is we have the amount of quality players increase since say, Cesk's time at Arsenal. I had this thought because back then all of the good players were clustered in the top 4 to 6 clubs and most of the teams below 10th place were cannon fodder. But today you have Coutinho at Villa, Toney at Brentford, Zaha at Palace etc. So the quality players while still mostly occupying the top teams, since now there are more of them, the lower teams can buy some too. But on second thought, it seems that this is mostly wrong. The way football has actually changed is that quality of the coaches has improved. And perhaps even more crucially, they have the technology and stats available to spot a player who is not that good for other coaches and positions, but for this particular coach and this particular position, he is world class. But move his position half a meter back and he is completely useless (a little hyperbole for ya). So even if he doesn't have the technique of De Bruyne, if put in the right system, he can contribute as much, if not more than the City star. So as a result we have many players overachieving because the coaches understand them, and the players understand the coaches' system. But when they move on to another coach and system, they can't come even close to the same output. This came to me after watching clips of players like Rosicky and Hleb recently. Their technique is absolutely amazing and nobody at Arsenal today except maybe Pepe or Odegaard has a world class technique. Remember Carlos Vela's finishing? Haaland's finishing is worse than Vela's (absolutely zero hyperbole here)! And Pepe can't even come close to the first team at Arsenal right now. When Pepe touches the ball, you can almost see Thierry Henry or Van Persie in those moves, but he doesn't track back and doesn't get Arteta's system. 20 years ago Pepe would have been what Mbappe is now. But this is why De Bruyne looks so graceful, because there aren't many players like him (even at City) in the present and Arsenal had like 4-5 of them back then. De Bruyne's technique is world class AND he is intelligent enough and athletic enough to play in any modern midfield position and run as much as the position requires him to do. Just compare Jesus to vPersie and you will see what I mean. Van Persie is miles better than Jesus when it comes to technique in dribbling, shooting etc. Van Persie WAS world class, Jesus is not even close. But today it's all about systems and whether a player can fit into that system. So that is why Ozil's world class skills have expired. Jesus runs more, so he is more useful and therefore better? than Ozil today. So not only are there NOT more of the quality players, but the ones we do have are not as useful. Today you need to be intelligent, athletic and then maybe have good technique. There is another long rant in me about these attributes and combinations therein, but I'll leave it for another time. While I love watching my team, Arsenal, I still get frustrated on a daily basis when players like Saka or Odegaard will kick the ball in the stands when a Pepe or a Van Persie would have made a hole in the net (the RIGHT side of the net!). You see it when they can't control the ball sometimes and can't play that well in tight spaces when Rosicky, Hleb, Nasri and Cesk would have created a chance out of a situation where Xhaka (zero technique!) and Partey lose the ball. I am sure what I've said up there is quite understandable if not eloquent and I am very curious of anybody's opinion on the matter. Don't you miss those Cesk days?
@miraclehesed8959
@miraclehesed8959 Год назад
All the music interlude. I need them.
@darth_veda
@darth_veda Год назад
One legend talking about another legend showing that modern day legendary managers are just copying what the OG legend was doing a decade before the rest. Its all about overloads and inverted play these days.
@Pebble_Collector
@Pebble_Collector Год назад
6:12 RESTDEFENCE If you listen carefully you can hear a certain Goblin King climaxing
@gurkhagametime
@gurkhagametime Год назад
Can't believe bro said Rosicky used to be injured 'sometimes'. Most times actually😆 Great insight nevertheless!
@mrmoe110
@mrmoe110 Год назад
The combination of him, Hazard, Willian, and Diego Costa are what originally made me fall in love with football and Chelsea when I started watching
@bg7393
@bg7393 Год назад
Regardless of trophies, if you don’t like that Arsenal team from 2005-2008 then you just don’t like football
@SongBillong
@SongBillong Год назад
When I saw the thumbnail I thought he was doing a DJ set
@김성민-m3x8m
@김성민-m3x8m Год назад
want to watch role at chelsea too ! ! !
@ChuckManjoume
@ChuckManjoume Год назад
"good morning my neighbours !"....
@Pandarino99
@Pandarino99 Год назад
Wenger is one of the most disrespected manager at the very top of top tier football
@gigatoradze2156
@gigatoradze2156 Год назад
სიტუაცია - დიმა ობოლაძესთან ერთად კომენტირებ თამაშს
@nikhil1234raje
@nikhil1234raje Год назад
‘Arsene Wenger obsessed playing forward’ That’s why he never gave importance to defence after invincibles
@ahmedyasin9569
@ahmedyasin9569 Год назад
Arsene Wenger's tactical knowledge was/is massively underrated I swear the man made stars every season of his entire Arsenal career what a coach/manager dearly missed by real football fans
@Fortunaatp
@Fortunaatp Год назад
Arsene got bodied tacically in most big games in the last 10 years. In the Cesc era he was a prioneer, but ultimately the game caught up with him, and then surpassed him.
@ahmedyasin9569
@ahmedyasin9569 Год назад
@@Fortunaatp it wasn't the game that caught up it was rather a financial problem tactically no one was better until Pep Arsene is a football genius only fake football fans like you would say otherwise.
@Fortunaatp
@Fortunaatp Год назад
@@ahmedyasin9569 Lol Wenger spunked £100m on Lucas Perez, Mustafi, Xhaka. He had money at the end he just had no idea how to build a balanced squad.
@ahmedyasin9569
@ahmedyasin9569 Год назад
This proves you know little about the game get back to me with a legit argument, Arsene wenger had to sell in players before replacing them, the cash he was aloud to spend before selling one or two of his star players was way little compared to Man United, Chelsea, Man city and even Liverpool spent better Arsene's Arsenal, He had to pay the stadium debt and still wasn't aloud enough funds until Arsenal fans woke up to the poor management of the club by the Kronkes hence the protests leading to Arsene's retirement he's criminally Underrated.
@timhorrocks3515
@timhorrocks3515 Год назад
Wenger lost his marbles a long time ago
@AsyP7pro
@AsyP7pro Год назад
Back in 2007, I first discovered football, and Arsenal's style of play blew me away. They showed me that football could be simple yet exhilarating. I even ditched five years of cricket training overnight just to get a pair of boots and start playing football the very next day. It's been an incredible 16-year journey as a Gooner, and I can honestly say it's one of the best decisions I've ever made. Looking back, running freely on the field, the sense of togetherness among teammates, and the camaraderie were what made it all so special. Fast forward to today, I'm 32 years old, and my passion for football hasn't waned one bit. Every morning, I eagerly wake up to watch football coaching videos, determined to keep improving my game. Football has brought so much joy and contentment into my life, and I'm grateful for the memories and all the people I have met along the way.
@dreisneckdeep
@dreisneckdeep Год назад
As it should be. Love to hear it
@nived2419
@nived2419 Год назад
It's like I'm reading a carbon copy of the story of my love for Arsenal and football as a whole. I fell in love with Arsenal during the 08 season, the season we could've won the league (Eduardo injury will haunt me forever). I started playing football, mimicking my play with Fabregas whose jersey was the first I bought (and still have it albeit in a pathetic condition😅). The fluidity and freedom of play that Arsene allowed his midfielders really accentuated the fact that football is about creativity and joy of doing something out of nothing. Like the comment poster, I too said my goodbye to cricket and 16 years later, still I play or rather hope to play like how the midfielders of Arsenal did back then. The trophy drought was maddening but now as I look back, the quality of football brought in at that time more than made up the love for the beautiful game for me, you and millions around the world❤
@ACE360x
@ACE360x Год назад
Finally returned the joy to fans this season as well. Hopefully Arteta can build a dynasty
@johnmcintosh5413
@johnmcintosh5413 Год назад
Roy of the Rovers comic book capers going on with the comments 🤔
@Mr_GMS
@Mr_GMS Год назад
People don't realise how huge we are as a worldwide fan base, we are the actual sleeping giant.
@IanLai
@IanLai Год назад
I guess the 2 biggest regrets of the Wenger area are (1) not winning the Champions League 2005-06 & (2) EPL 2007-08
@ReasonablyArsenal
@ReasonablyArsenal Год назад
npt winning the league that season was purely down to Eduardo having his leg snapped in half... those were the days when people called arsenal p**sys yet we had horrific injuries with Diaby and Ramsey also.Cant play against them so we'll assault them.
@MatthewJordan-kp8vh
@MatthewJordan-kp8vh Год назад
@@ReasonablyArsenal I'm not sure, tbh. There is a much bigger argument for losing Saliba in March this year going down to the final third, but Eduardo got injured at the start of February with a lot more games to play. It wasn't as nailed on as it was this year, we also were neck & neck with United, and I think second at the time of Eduardo's injury.
@ReasonablyArsenal
@ReasonablyArsenal Год назад
@@MatthewJordan-kp8vh nah, Eduardo was on to be the most ruthless striker in the league at that point. He could of been great but leg snapping was seen as honorable tackling back then. Pretty sure we are clear of utd at that stage? 🤔
@justus009
@justus009 Год назад
The Champs league was the biggest regret to this day😢 especially when Henry missed a sitter at the dying minutes how did he miss it still haunts me😔
@MatthewJordan-kp8vh
@MatthewJordan-kp8vh Год назад
@@ReasonablyArsenal We were 3 points clear with the same amount of games played (27) after Eduardo's injury (Feb 23). Maybe we would have won it, but hard to say a 2/3rd choice striker getting injured was the sole reason for our downfall. We still had Adebayor & RVP who clearly just didn't show up in those remaining games. Even still, this was the united team who won it 3 times in a row, I'm not sure us losing Eduardo would have been as clear cut in us not winning the league. That united team was amazing.
@emperorpalpatine4681
@emperorpalpatine4681 Год назад
What an education he had. Coming through La Masia, and then as a kid at arsenal, for his first full senior season having Patrick Vieira, Gilberto Silva and Edu to play with and learn from.
@jagmaharesi2486
@jagmaharesi2486 Год назад
Snuck in Edu there 😅
@emperorpalpatine4681
@emperorpalpatine4681 Год назад
@@jagmaharesi2486 was a decent player and certainly valuable for a 15 year old to learn from.
@Kitofthearts
@Kitofthearts Год назад
Education from Edu the educator 👨‍🏫
@jacobgouriye160
@jacobgouriye160 Год назад
Esto is Hispania.
@truegunner7223
@truegunner7223 Год назад
Cesc is a cut above ...hard to imagine a 16 year playing for Arsenal in the most physical league in Europe.
@nathanj109
@nathanj109 Год назад
Remember when Cesc took that penalty when he broke his leg during the game. He hobbled along and still managed to score if I remember correctly. He literally gave everything for our club during them years. He was the catalyst for everything good
@szm5004
@szm5004 Год назад
I think he played through a hairline fracture on his leg as well after he scored a freak volley from the center line
@nathanj109
@nathanj109 Год назад
@@szm5004 he was a top top player, just didn’t have the squad around him otherwise he would have won a lot more.
@sulaimankhan2353
@sulaimankhan2353 Год назад
Cesc should make a good manager in the future. Great understanding of the game and played under Wenger, Guardiola, Mouirnho, Conte
@PerfectOxygen
@PerfectOxygen Год назад
And he's spanish, what a surprise
@skybison_9
@skybison_9 Год назад
Arteta’s successor 😜
@void0350
@void0350 Год назад
@@skybison_9 no we good
@heimstaden4588
@heimstaden4588 2 месяца назад
He just took a team up from serie b to serie a in Italy. Lets see how he doea this coming season.
@wstm3399
@wstm3399 Месяц назад
@@skybison_9 NO HE PLAYED FOR CHELSEA .
@riddley39
@riddley39 Год назад
Best Spanish born and raised English speaker in the prem by far!
@mlondon6601
@mlondon6601 Год назад
La masia graduate leaving Spain at 16 and breaking into what was an elite Arsenal side. Starting in an FA cup final at 18 and Champions League final at 19. Then going on to captain the club at 21. Cesc’s evolution as ‘young pretender’ to genuine world class player was the stuff of dreams.
@Maj1794
@Maj1794 Год назад
Fabregas was incredible to watch.. one of my all time favourite Arsenal players
@oisin5684
@oisin5684 10 месяцев назад
Loved that side of 07/08. The football that season going forward with the likes of Fabregas, Rosicky, Hleb, Walcott, Van Persie & Adebayor was absolutely scintillating. The precision of those intricate & incisive one touch/two touch sharp & snappy interchanges, movement off the ball and build up play in the final third at times was utterly breathtaking. That was by far my favourite time being an Arsenal supporter in terms of that electric style of football that we used to play. Just a shame we couldn't get over the line and reward all that exceptional free flowing attacking football with a Prem title at the end of it: ● Going into that Birmingham game which Eduardo broke his leg in we had the opportunity to go 8 points clear as it was an early Saturday K:O on the 27th G/W before everyone else played. ● Including the Birmingham draw we drew 5, lost 2 and won just 1 of our 8 league games in that period which ultimately cost us the title. ● Finished on 83 points (4 points off Man Utd). The 2 we lost were 6 pointers against Man United and Chelsea respectively as well to make it even more painful. Even if we'd just managed to beat United during that horrific run of results it would have hypothetically meant that we would have won the league in hindsight if the 3 points went the other way although obviously I appreciate the entire dynamic of the run in would have been altered by those chain of events. Fine margins. We completely imploded from gameweek 27-34. What could have been 😔.
@amangoel0007
@amangoel0007 Год назад
Whatever happened in that 06-10 period results wise , the football that we played was sublime. Papa Wenger really spoiled us with the style of play.
@bradd__
@bradd__ Год назад
Im glad he pointed that out of Flamini playing at left-back back then for the people who say pep invented the inverted left-back
@eli61800
@eli61800 Год назад
Playing AT leftback and inverting FROM leftback are two completely different things….!
@bradd__
@bradd__ Год назад
@@eli61800 it's all the same, Football is very old, it just has a new name
@domagojhrgovic7419
@domagojhrgovic7419 Год назад
@@bradd__ There is nothing new under the sun.
@gooner_duke2756
@gooner_duke2756 Год назад
it goes further back than that. Herbert Chapman (you should know who he is if you're Arsenal!) was an innovator and developed the W M formation back in the 1920's/30's, basically the precursor to modern/total football...
@shahzadirani
@shahzadirani Год назад
Bro that’s the problem with these Pep fans😂 they think he invented everything that there is in football; when in fact everything Pep is doing Has been done before by managers like Sir Matt Busby Jock Stein Happel Sacchi Cruyff Rinus Michels Sir Alex Wenger etc.
@empireoflightz
@empireoflightz Год назад
Great timing to release this video just as he's announced his retirement. Thank you Cesc for everything, you legend, one of the best passers this game has ever seen 💜💜
@kismetrina
@kismetrina Год назад
This got me emotional. We played some good football and competed, but we always broke when it counted. Fabregas will always be my favorite player and Im genuinely happy he found success outside the club.
@ollyzaki7499
@ollyzaki7499 10 месяцев назад
We lacked depth . . . one injury and we were wobbling.
@krishanudutta06
@krishanudutta06 Год назад
Cesc Fabregas talking about the best manager in football Arsene Wenger. They were my heroes growing up. Thank you for this episode ❤
@justicedemocrat9357
@justicedemocrat9357 Год назад
LMFAO he's not the best manager
@riskyjatt37
@riskyjatt37 Год назад
@@justicedemocrat9357then whos the best manager whos backed by the club ? Arsene wenger never made big signings he made players on his own
@r3r33d
@r3r33d Год назад
One of my favorite players. Not to suggest he isn't skilled, but he played with his brain first and his body second, and I enjoy these kinds of players. Well spoken and humble guy too. Amazing passer.
@bbc5liveworldfootballphone216
Played under Wenger and Pep and chucked some pizza at Fergie, a truly great coaching apprenticeship.
@davidbowen6284
@davidbowen6284 Год назад
Great player Cesc. I was gutted they didnt strengthen when he was at his peak. Barca came calling and he seemed a bit disillusioned at Arsenal. He was playing with players who didnt deserve to be playing alongside him. PS ...Vieira/Fabregas midfield axis didn't work. Vieira could do a job as a DMF but he was much more effective box to box. He had to sit to allow Cesc more freedom as he was more foward thinking and less defensive than Vieira.
@micah0190
@micah0190 Год назад
Cesc should have been played as 10/SS like Bergkamp. He was capable of that role
@mrfab4383
@mrfab4383 Год назад
It was solid but Vieria was restricted, the problem was the profile of each other was too different as a pairing. Vieria is box to box midfielder being asked to play defensive midifeld, not his game & Cesc is a creative playmaker being asked to sit
@tom7131
@tom7131 Год назад
should have won the ucl with arsenal. got very unlucky with the offside eto goal
@petethedon7061
@petethedon7061 Год назад
Fabregas will always be my best CM of all time...he played some good eye catching football that made me love him. Especially with nasri coming in, the tiki taka was immense. Fabregas you're the best
@IzzyMann
@IzzyMann Год назад
cesc is like the Ex that just wont stop talking about you once you wont take them back 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@amit99yyu
@amit99yyu Год назад
man knows ball. this is how he survived as a footballer although he didn't have the pace or stature to become one he managed to have one of the most successive careers in european football, so underrated
@sedrickshamala7042
@sedrickshamala7042 Год назад
This guy won stuff with Barca and Chelsea but still talks most Abt Arsenal
@francescototti10
@francescototti10 Год назад
The effect Mourinho had on English football is crazy, since he introduced the 4-3-3 and walked the league in his first season (2004-2005) both Wenger and Sir Alex switched from their 4-4-2 that they have been using for years, it’s no coincidence.
@jackiegx
@jackiegx Год назад
Mourinho created an era using defensive football to win the league, but it was a short era cos his tactic got too many weaknesses if used in league match.
@thebonuslvl
@thebonuslvl Год назад
magical player, head on a swivel never had to look at the ball, would have been the best ever pl midfielder, went to barca where he was waisted constantly changing positions, false 9 etc as pep tried to shoe horn him in, lost a bit of that sparkle in his eye as it never worked with that barca settled midfield, was still good enough to win the league with chelsea and produce moments of class, but wenger saw he was never the same player after that spell in barca, still elite but at arsenal the heavens bowed to his creativity, awareness and execution..
@pappathescooper
@pappathescooper Год назад
Imagine if he had stayed, and if wilshire has stayed healthy his entire career …. Those two would of been incredible together
@nathanj109
@nathanj109 Год назад
@@pappathescooperyeah their link up was very good when they played together. Cesc taught him alot
@finnmoran
@finnmoran Год назад
Wenger using a box midfield before it was mainstream😎
@clipped6963
@clipped6963 Год назад
Apart of me won't ever forgive Wenger for selling him, then not brining him back in 2016 when he was AMAZING for Chelsea to win the league, without him they wouldn't of won it smh
@derikawu4448
@derikawu4448 Год назад
Football itself alone is not fair for not giving Arsene Wenger a CL trophy 😭😭😭
@AW-kr9fl
@AW-kr9fl 5 месяцев назад
Wenger neglected the defence and broke up the Invincibles way too soon. The 07/08 side was overrated and bottled the league. Will never forgive them for their capitulation at Birmingham. We had no leaders, the defending was terrible and Wenger preferred to play pretty football rather than win. He should’ve been sacked after 08.
@jackiegx
@jackiegx Год назад
This video sum up all arsenal tactical problem during last few years of wenger era. You can't have all players move in to the center to break low block.
@mrfab4383
@mrfab4383 Год назад
Fabregas should replace Arteta, he’ll bring WengerBall back, tired of these robots coaches ruining football
@raymanLENG
@raymanLENG Год назад
notice that mikel arteta also said the same abt great players scanned abt 15-20 before receiving the ball. odegaard is the player in current arsenal squad who can do that
@HLDN1989
@HLDN1989 Год назад
Arsenal fan. Anyone giving Cesc a hard time doesn't know his history. Over 300 appearances for Arsenal (youngest ever first team player aged 16), won a trophy (FA Cup 2005), captain of the football club, and crucial in our run to the Champions League final (2006). Went back to his boyhood club Barcelona (when they were peak Messi / Iniesta era). Wanted to re-sign for us - ahead of Chelsea - but Wenger was too stubborn / had unreasonable faith in players that were injury prone (Diaby) inconsistent (Coquelin) or too old (Flamini).
@IzzyMann
@IzzyMann Год назад
you chat nuff crap, i watched this club since i was 8 years old, ive seen ALOT come and go, but NOBODY disrespected the club like he did at the time that he did it, he doesn't deserve love, you left you left, good luck and stay away. we dont have rats around us. dirty, nasty attitude, no wonder he suited barca/chelski so well. al this revisionist rubbish " oh wenget COULD of taken him back but he didn't" why on EARTH would anybody take back a back stabbing snake like him? on what grounds? what did he do to earn that love or a second change? grow up you ignorant football fans, he isn't this kid who was hard done by, he doesn't deserve love from arsenal, barca and chelski? yh he did alot for them, for us? he left when we needed him the most! jog on!
@jafac
@jafac Год назад
He left us when we needed him the most, Wenger never forgave him for that. Interesting now that Cesc is retired he's coming out and talking a lot about Arsenal, not Barca his "boyhood" club. I think he regrets it as well.
@HsuAshley
@HsuAshley Год назад
Barca or not, Cesc has the true DNA of Arsenal.
@CN-Billy
@CN-Billy Год назад
Rosicky used to be injured sometimes Underselling that a bit cesc lol. This is quite bittersweet. Was my idol growing up, now I just remember him being incredible, but don’t have the same fondness as a lot of ex players. Forced his way out, missed training to go to F1, the Barcelona shirt at the euros or World Cup or whatever… he’ll always be one of the best players, but that’s it unfortunately
@Writtenmirror
@Writtenmirror Год назад
Those Arsenal teams were one accomplished water carrier and sometimes a goalkeeper away from accomplishing their ultimate goals. Flamini bolting after Arsene persisted with him over Diara really killed Arsenal. All those years refusing to upgrade Almunia into a better keeper similarly fatal...
@burgesssam
@burgesssam Год назад
One of my favourite ever players, and i'm a liverpool fan. tried to model my own game after him haha. brilliant player. hope there's a chelsea vid coming. The fabregas/costa link-up was elite.
@ottson
@ottson Год назад
Should've signed this man in 2014..
@vidt999
@vidt999 Год назад
Arsenal of 2005 to 2008 was the best football you can see visually and tactically, it was a shame we missed winning league twice and thechampions league final was a fraud
@DavidGao1988
@DavidGao1988 Год назад
Even though Cesc had the best individual stats in his last 4 years at Arsenal, but I still think he played his best football when he played a bit deep as the brain of the team (i.e. season 07/08)
@tacticaltouchgrassrootssoc1548
When I teach young players scanning I always used Fabregas.
@rohanwadhawan9031
@rohanwadhawan9031 Год назад
Great video as always, just a little suggestion that I think would really bring the explanations to life: Could you include small video clips of the examples of things they are talking about? For example Cesc talks about his role as a number 10 towards the end and how intelligent Ade and RVP's runs were in the box and they scored a lot of goals off that. If there was just a 7 second clip of one such goal then it would really bring the whole thing to life. Same goes for the videos in which managers are talking about/analysing specific games. Thanks!
@cescsoo
@cescsoo Год назад
cesc is my only favorite player, forever💪
@beresfordjohnson
@beresfordjohnson Год назад
Sometimes ppl forget that footballers know and understand this beautiful game like no other..the insights..the analysis..the system yeah..they really know
@PowrAl
@PowrAl Год назад
Seeing Arteta's style of play it does remind me a lot of what Cesc talks about with Wenger. Having Arserne and Pep as a mentor, I can see him doing much better in future. He eats and sleeps football. A perfectionist. I think we are in good hands. You can also see it with the Veira's as the Kompany's of this world, their understanding of the game is next level. They are the future Roy Hodgen's of the PL.
@GreatSuccess420
@GreatSuccess420 Год назад
This is oodegaard in a few years
@roykeane1922
@roykeane1922 Год назад
When Cesc describes staying in no man’s land when defending, that is what Messi perfected You can’t do that in a klopp team tho
@blazejon
@blazejon Год назад
I was still mad at you until hearing you this season, happy to watch your history from the tactical POV.
@blazejon
@blazejon Год назад
Rosicky, Hleb, Flamini plus RVP this was another big gamble/innovation from Arsene. We think of it as all these 10s but it's really highly technical ball retention/distribution players
@ozzyhaye
@ozzyhaye Год назад
El Capitan!!! It hurt when you won the League with Chelsea...but a legend nonetheless
@learningsomethingnew9702
@learningsomethingnew9702 Год назад
Such an amazing player and so much knowledge. Could listen to him and Xabi all day
@StepOver420
@StepOver420 Год назад
cesc really owes Wenger everything....which EPL manager today will start a 15 year old in big games like he did for cesc?
@dondidi2726
@dondidi2726 10 месяцев назад
Only if Wenger had secured that 18yr old Portuguese wonder boy in 2003. In fact, Guardiola copied his blueprints and created that 08-13 Barca. The only difference was that Argentinian demon on RW (and some bribes here&there😂) Young CR,Prime Henry and Fabregas behind them is the rocket Wenger envisioned to build, but owners wanted a fokin stadium.
@Poasson_Rouge
@Poasson_Rouge Год назад
pretty sure he will be a great coach
@yellayettithemythical7045
@yellayettithemythical7045 Год назад
Please join Arsenal as a coach brav!!!! Like permanently though not what you're currently doing coachingtthe U21's.
@ollyzaki7499
@ollyzaki7499 10 месяцев назад
Fabregas was/is my model midfielder. He is one of the best ever in my view. He will always find a way into my best 11 of all time. I'd play him in a midfield trio along with Zidane and Gullit. He broke my heart leaving for Barca and moreso leaving for Chelsea.😢 He might have won trophies, but his stocks fell after leaving Arsenal.
@mowzeyradio5048
@mowzeyradio5048 Год назад
Cesc wen I was young I loved u lots you were my best coz it's u who I could get to see basing on my age but wen u added money to fund your move you lost a place in ma heart just knw u made a record in world soccer the Rvp also betrayed me.
@galvo_galvo
@galvo_galvo Год назад
How to stab your loyal manager in the back. Snake tactics.
@bilipiton9758
@bilipiton9758 Год назад
Just Masterpiece!
@deathdragonslayer1
@deathdragonslayer1 Год назад
How Arsene allowed him to join Chelsea by not exercising that buy back option from Barca, i will never understand.
@maheshprabhu
@maheshprabhu Год назад
If Cesc stayed at Arsenal it would have been his team and everything built around him. He would have been an Arsenal legend on par with Henry. I don't know if he would have won any trophies at Arsenal if he had stayed on though.
@MerrillDragonAge
@MerrillDragonAge Год назад
Kids come up to me and say Wenger achieved nothing because he couldn't win Arsenal the UCL.
@gusfarrow8271
@gusfarrow8271 7 месяцев назад
Cesc tore down everything Wenger had built at the clubs most critical and vulnerable moment, setting the club back over a decade due to the fall-out - all to warm the bench at Barcelona and end up at Chelsea.
@MrSupasheva
@MrSupasheva Год назад
So much good work from the players, the boss and the coaching staff. A very underrated period
@emilianoespinosa3817
@emilianoespinosa3817 10 месяцев назад
I think this are the best videos, the side of the player. Cause young players Can Learn all these type of stuff. Nice video
@mfwmusuc
@mfwmusuc Год назад
Arsenal was the foundation to how barcelona played the passing game under guardiola.
@PedrinhoSilva-cr6nq
@PedrinhoSilva-cr6nq Год назад
I love this channel, but I think subtitles in other languages ​​would be perfect
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