Morning all. As the burning embers of the north London Derby defeat turn into cold ash, perhaps it’s worth remembering what’s going on at Arsenal and what’s gone on. What’s gone on is frailty, the ability to switch the panic button quicker than Hector Bellerin used to be able to cover fifty yards, the  inability to hold onto a lead for more than five minutes and the failure to track the runner or mark like for like height wise, on a set-piece. Among other things. Highbury House has been in existence for nearly ten years and throughout that period of time, the above mentioned weaknesses within the Arsenal team/squad have been the mainstay of the conversation. Having one manager...
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