“I need you” – Mikel Arteta breaks the protocol before Arsenal fans Before the PSG game
Mikel Arteta has taken notes from his previous game manager, before Arsenal fans directly before one of its largest history games.
The gutters compete Second World Champions League Final And the art was assured that the supporters knew what he had before you deal with a message Paris Saint-Germain.
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Talking directly to the camera camera, he said, “It’s our time. It’s time to happen.
“I need you, I need the person next to you, I need that connection, I want to play with each ball, every pass, all runs.
“You need to live the energy of the stadium and the people next to you. I tell you about you, let’s do it.”
The arteta gave the message on the Emirates pitch before one of the largest nights of the Stadium.
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Arena opened in 2006, shortly after losing the final appearance of Arsenal Champions League Barcelona In Paris.
This game was in French Stade, and they will return to the French capital to the second return to Parc des Princes.
The hope of traveling along the lead channel is breaking the Arteta Protocol and using some motivational motivation tactics for the London Opener.
Premier League Managers usually give a message to the game that is known as their “Previous Releases of the Game” in the game program.
However, Arteta has taken its tone and social media in an effort to turn on things.
The Spaniard is still in his first major training, when he took his old club in 2019.
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Some of its unusual methods have been shown in all the club documentaries, and like final tricks Having a dog forever Training on Earth agents have praised.
However, this last attempt to achieve an advantage is aimed directly to fans, well aware of the arteta emirates its team 12. It can be a man.
He spoke to his official press conference in front of PSG: “I’m saying, and I’m not excessive here:” boys, bring your trousers, bring your shirts and play together all balls together. ”
“We want to do something special. Places should be something special, something we haven’t seen.
“I hope that anyone who comes to the emirates and see us and see us, that it brings that energy.”