David Raya said he does not care if rival supporters call Arsenal ‘boring’. Manager Mikel Arteta said the critics of the team’s style are only a ‘very small minority’. Arsenal had recorded ten wins in eleven matches across all competitions after a 1‑0 victory over Nottingham Forest.
Why it matters
Raya’s response shows his attitude toward criticism and reflects Arsenal’s strong form, which matters to his supporters.
Key facts
- Arsenal recorded ten wins in eleven matches across all competitions after beating Nottingham Forest 1‑0.
- The remarks came ahead of Arsenal’s upcoming clash with Bayern.
Evidence
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