Arsenal manager, Unai Emery has insisted that the shaky performance of goalkeeper Petr Cech will not stop his side from building their play from behind.
Fans were again uncomfortable with Cech’s performance, criticizing the way he distributed the ball from behind which could lead backfire against his side after a series of past mistakes in the previous games.
Emery is, however, not concerned with what the fans think as he is confident that the former Chelsea stopper has the ability to handle the situation.
The 36-year-old has won the heart of the manager and has been played ahead of new signing Bernd Leno, who is yet to be handed his debut.
The Spanish manager says Cech is experienced and intelligent hence there is no reason to be worried about him, insisting that the passes behind is a technical instruction from him.
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He said the style might be a risk but it will help to break the opponent’s pressing and in turn help build an attack.
The former PSG manager went ahead to affirm that his pressing style and build up from behind cannot be stopped because of Cech’s performance, noting that what is needed is for the goalkeeper to work harder in order to adapt and build his confidence in dicey situations.
