The former Manchester City assistant manager was appointed as the Gunners' new boss on Friday. Arteta watched Saturday's 0-0 draw with Everton from the stands, leaving interim head coach Freddie Ljungberg in charge. But Chambers says that the Spaniard told his new players exactly what he expects from them in the coming weeks. "Very well," he told BT Sport when asked how Ljungberg and Arteta would receive the point Arsenal collected at Goodison Park. "A clean sheet away from home at a place like this is never easy. I think we put in a great shift today. It was a young team out there and everyone put in 100% effort, so I think everyone can be proud of their performance....
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