Arteta frustrated by Arsenal's 3-1 defeat and EFL cup exit at West Ham

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00:00 for H&M, they'll come to you. Let's go to James.

00:02 How do you feel about the Sporting Awards?

00:05 Yeah, very disappointed. Obviously, I'm responsible for that.

00:08 We are out of the Cup and we wanted to play a very different game

00:12 and especially we wanted to compete in a game like this,

00:16 where we discussed for 48 hours in a very different way to what we've done.

00:20 Bringing on so many senior players, Xhaka, Martinelli, Ozil,

00:25 when it looked like the game was over,

00:26 was that to send a message to the team?

00:31 There's no messages to send.

00:32 Whatever messages we send, we send them with words.

00:34 We don't have to send them in a different way.

00:36 We have tried to put a team that we believe was the best to try to compete today

00:41 in the right way to start the game.

00:42 And yet the game took a direction, obviously, because of the first goal.

00:48 And we can discuss that.

00:50 But after that, we have to see much more from the team

00:54 to earn the right to win in a place like here.

00:57 Yes, sir?

00:57 [INAUDIBLE]

01:09 Sorry, sorry.

01:10 [INAUDIBLE]

01:15 I don't know.

01:16 First of all, I'm disappointed with myself,

01:17 because obviously I wanted the team to play in a very different way

01:20 and we haven't managed to do that.

01:21 And every time that you lose a game, the pain is there.

01:25 And we have to use this pain for Saturday.

01:27 That's for sure.

01:28 OK.

01:28 [INAUDIBLE]

01:44 No, it's a situation where the crowd can react in the way they do.

01:47 Every player tries to do their best and that's it.

01:50 [INAUDIBLE]

01:59 No, but it's good.

02:00 An injury in his knee and he's going to be out for weeks.

02:03 James?

02:04 [INAUDIBLE]

02:10 Yeah, for sure.

02:10 If there's a goal, there's no goal.

02:12 That's for sure.

02:12 I understand that for the referees it's difficult because of the angle

02:15 and the amount of people is there.

02:18 Obviously, it affects the game.

02:19 But again, I don't want to use that as an excuse.

02:22 We can still compete the ball much better than we did and be in better positions.

02:27 But obviously, that takes something in the game that is very important, which is momentum.

02:33 [INAUDIBLE]

02:42 What it shows you is that in football, what matters is the day.

02:45 What you did three days ago, it's irrelevant.

02:47 What is going to happen tomorrow is going to be the most important thing.

02:50 And again, we have to use this defeat, this pain, to prepare the best way to go to Newcastle and win.

02:56 Jordan?

02:57 [INAUDIBLE]

03:08 Obviously, there are different players that bring something different to the table.

03:11 But it's not about that.

03:12 It's about our simple things that we didn't do well at all today.

03:17 And some of them were competing.

03:18 Some were doing 50-50s.

03:19 But a lot of giveaways that we have in areas that we didn't allow us in any moment,

03:23 be a threat in the final set.

03:26 And that's something that we have to improve dramatically from today.

03:29 OK, last couple. Firstly, Simon.

03:30 [INAUDIBLE]

03:42 No, but as well, you have to be fair on the players.

03:44 And some players haven't had that many minutes to ask them to do it straight away in the first game,

03:48 in a different context, run by players that they haven't started.

03:52 It's not a fair assessment.

03:53 But that's something that is further from the assessment.

03:56 It's about doing certain things that have to be required to win a football match,

04:00 especially when you play away from home against West Ham.

04:03 And today, we haven't done them well enough.

04:05 And finally, we'll go to Gary.

04:07 [INAUDIBLE]

04:15 No, and it's not for me to judge that.

04:18 OK, guys, thank you.

04:20 Thank you.

04:22 [BLANK_AUDIO]

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