From what I've been told, one of the discussions that's been had with Eze, they've been working on in training, is getting used to the responsibilities of being at a top club, which means an attacker can't necessarily be indulged in the same way because of how finely tuned everything is.
Eze, meanwhile, hasn't quite got going at Arsenal, currently understudying Leandro Trossard. In a sense, his signing was a risk as, at 27, he's not getting that much better, but when you're competing for the big pots it's not just about the best 1-11 but about the ability to rest players whole having serious talent able to affect games from the bench,
As a lover of Bob Dylan you've always been known as a man of great discernment, other than in your support of Man Utd. On that note, I'm interested in your views of whether Marco is the kind of manager United could do with; has a clear tactical plan but is willing to be flexible and certainly won't be pictured staring helplessly at the turf or not watching penalties?
