'All or Nothing: Arsenal': Fans lavish praise on Mikel Arteta, says he's the 'best thing' to have happened to the club
'All or Nothing: Arsenal' dropped with new episodes on Amazon Prime Video and fans who tuned in religiously to watch the series weren't disappointed. The latest batch of episodes was all about Mikel Arteta's vision for the club and Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang's quiet, but sour exit from the club. The fans though lavished praise on Arteta.
Arsenal, one of the more decorated clubs in the English Premier League will be in focus as the fly-on-the-wall docuseries features Mikel Arteta and his Gunners in the latest edition. 'All or Nothing: Arsenal' has some expectations to be met, especially after focusing on Juventus and Tottenham Hotspur in the previous seasons.
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"The second batch of All or Nothing is amazing. Arteta is the best thing to happen to Arsenal in years. And Saka is just the most likable guy in the world. #AllOrNothingArsenal," one of the fans tweeted. This was seconded by another who wrote, "Just finished watching the next 3 of All or Nothing. I wasn't one of the few who wanted our Gaffer gone after 3 games @Freddi3Hal3YT can confirm this He is the right man for the job,his passion and desire for The @Arsenal shines through. I'd run through a brick wall for him #COYG."
"After seeing episode 4 of Arsenal's all or nothing you can't help but love Arteta. He genuinely loves Arsenal and he cares about his players. This is it for me...he gets my support 100% through the good, the ugly, and the bad. #AONArsenal," another fan remarked. "A short thread on my take on episode 4 of All or Nothing: The Auba situation was handled well by Arteta. It was a decision that sets a standard in terms of what professional etiquette is required at this football club," a comment read.
The plaudits continued. "I'm loving the All Or Nothing Documentary with Arsenal. You only see the game, you never see the behind the scenes, but watching it, you slowly begin to put more trust in Arteta, you see the passion, you see and hear what he is trying to do." Another felt this was Arteta's season: "Watched the new episodes today. I am telling this once again, Arteta is doing a great job at #Arsenal. I was shouting Arteta out before but he is trying to achieve something big and its taking time. This season they should be in top 4 atleast. #AllOrNothingArsenal #AllOrNothing."
"Watching All or Nothing. Running a football club is a phenomenal challenge. Phenomenal. Credit to Arteta and Edu on how they run @Arsenalfootball club, a fan opined. "After the first 6 eps of All or nothing, biggest surprise is quite how much Arteta is learning on the job, like watching Manager School with people supporting and grading him. Tactically sound and learning how to manage a team and individuals. Fully behind him now. #Arsenal #AFC," a tweet read.
The second batch of All or Nothing is amazing. Arteta is the best thing to happen to Arsenal in years. And Saka is just the most likeable guy in the world. #AllOrNothingArsenal
— TyzaAFC 🇮🇪🇿🇦 (@TyzaCamSA) August 11, 2022
Just finished watching the next 3 of All or Nothing.
— Stephen Hale (@Wisey999) August 11, 2022
I wasn't one of the few who wanted our Gaffer gone after 3 games @Freddi3Hal3YT can confirm this
He is the right man for the job,his passion and desire for The @Arsenal shines through.
I'd run through a brick wall for him #COYG
After seeing the episode 4 of Arsenal's all or nothing you can't help but love Arteta. He genuinely loves Arsenal and he cares about his players. This is it for me...he gets my support 100% through the good, the ugly, and the bad.#AONArsenal
— GP Hedz #EndBadGovernance (@gpthecreator) August 11, 2022
A short thread on my take on episode 4 of All or Nothing:
— The Arsenal (@DareToWenger) August 11, 2022
The Auba situation was handled well by Arteta. It was a decision that sets a standard in terms of what professional etiquette is required at this football club.
I'm loving the All Or Nothing Documentary with Arsenal. You only see the game, you never see the behind the scenes, but watching it, you slowly begin to put more trust in Arteta, you see the passion, you see and hear what he is trying to do.
— Donna (@DonnaM483) August 11, 2022
Watched the new episodes today. I am telling this once again, Arteta is doing a great job at #Arsenal. I was shouting arteta out before but he is trying to achieve something big and its taking time. This season they should be in top 4 atleast. #AllOrNothingArsenal #AllOrNothing https://t.co/z9RfDg03Cd
— Liverpool FC fan (@lfc_fan_India) August 11, 2022
Watching All or Nothing. Running a football club is a phenomenal challenge. Phenomenal. Credit to Arteta and Edu on how they run @Arsenal football club.
— Marcus (@isthatmark) August 11, 2022
After the first 6 eps of All or nothing, biggest surprise is quite how much Arteta is learning on the job, like watching Manager School with people supporting and grading him. Tactically sound and learning how to manage a team and individuals. Fully behind him now.#Arsenal #AFC
— brisvegas gøøner (@BrisvegasGooner) August 11, 2022
'All or Nothing: Arsenal' Episodes 4-6 are available for streaming on Amazon Prime Video.