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  1. I think I understood the question and it is a valid question, the problem was the phrasing of the question. I believe if he used it in such way as "if you or declan are about to take a😅 corner and one of your teammates commited a foul on the opponents as they move about in the box to take position before you or Declan take the kick" Saka would have understood it right away because I trust Bukayos intelligence. The journalist needs to work more on his grammar and to keep calm in order to convey the information clearly. Ludwig wittgenstein made me aware of such things

  2. Don’t Arsenal attackers mostly huddle away from the defenders, before darting into the zones they are meant to be attacking?

    I believe they were punished on the two occasions where (Ben White) was interfering with the GK season before last.

    Sour grapes make awful whine.

  3. It's a loaded question. Should he offend his manager, the referees, FIFA or all three? Knowing how his response might be taken out of context or misrepresented, he decided to avoid the question. Smart

  4. You must be really bright to not understand that complicated question. He basically asked what you guys at Arsenal did the whole last season is kick people down before the corner starts this will result in you losing the corner because your players think it’s a ufc match

  5. What an embarrassment for this reporter. You get one question at a World Cup press conference and you try to bait the smartest person in the EPL with your rhetoric. Some people just can’t seem to find a cure for their Arsenal Derangement Syndrome.

    This reporter is a perfect example of why journalists fall somewhere between the HIV Virus and Migraines on the “Things People Need and Respect in the World” list.

  6. We Don't Understand Either. All This Rule Are There Because Of Arsenal Issues. Corner Kicks Are Actually Advantage For Smaller Countries When Playing Any Big Country And They Are Protecting This Big Countries From Being Eliminated Early

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