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Embargoed section of Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta’s pre-match press conference ahead of Arsenal v Brentford at Emirates Stadium in the Premier League.

Arteta warns Brentford’s long throw is “a massive weapon”, describing the chaos it creates in the box and how difficult it is to defend. He recalls the “absolute nightmare” preparation for their Covid-hit opening day defeat in 2020 and says Arsenal learned a lot from that experience.

He praises Declan Rice’s evolution into a set piece taker and “lighthouse” who brings clarity, direction and aura to the team, and explains why Rice can “become anything he wants”. Arteta says players with universal fan connection, like Rice and Bukayo Saka, are rare and incredibly valuable.

Asked about Ruben Amorim saying they have been “stealing” set piece ideas from other teams to match Arsenal’s goal numbers, Arteta says every manager learns from others and admits he recognises familiar patterns in rival sides. He insists copying is part of football’s evolution and highlights the impact of Arsenal’s set piece coach.

Arteta also discusses the club exploring a potential multi-club model, the constraints of Premier League rules, and how all ideas must be adapted to the players available.

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00:00Reuben Amarin said after the game against Palace the other day that they've been stealing
00:05a few set-piece techniques from other teams and that they're now matching you at the top
00:11of the table in terms of goals scored. I take it that's not something that you guys do,
00:16you always come up with your own original ideas and are you having to change these ideas
00:21because a lot of the teams are working out what your point is starting to be?
00:25I think we all, I think it's doing that or it's not about copying and pasting because
00:30at the end it's your individuals have to be able to do that but I think, I imagine every
00:35manager tries to learn from other teams, other tactics and do that whether we tell it openly
00:40or not about set-pieces or about your high-press or about your restarts or about the final third
00:45or certain unit combination that you had or the way you manage the game or whatever, I'm
00:51sure we all do it.
00:52Do you think you should say yes or correct a little bit?
00:53Do you think you should say yes or correct a little bit of a thing?
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