While we're still in the earliest possible stages of Unai Emery's time at Arsenal, it's already clear something isn't quite right in his midfield. Mesut Ozil and Henrikh Mkhitaryan struggled as the wide-men last time out against Manchester City, failing to provide adequate protection for the full-backs or have a key impact on the game going forward. It seems both attacking midfielders can't operate in the same lineup and Ozil looks likeliest to keep his place, simply because he's a World Cup winning playmaker who – albeit inconsistently – has shown what he can do in the Premier League over a much longer period. With that in mind, we asked Arsenal fans earlier this week who...
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