New Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta watched from the Goodison Park stands as the Gunners ground out a goalless draw with Everton in Freddie Ljungberg’s final game as caretaker boss. It was clear Arteta, appointed on Friday on a three-and-a-half-year contract, has plenty of work ahead of him if Arsenal are again to become a team to be revered in the Premier League. Ahead of his first match in charge at Bournemouth on Boxing Day, the PA news agency looks at five things Arteta will have learned from the clash with the Toffees. A real leader is required Straight to work. 💪@m8arteta heads down to our dressing room at full-time #EVEARS pic.twitter.com/Pw8VUhUp2I — Arsenal (@Arsenal) December...
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