Arsenal look to bolster their set-piece expertise with the appointment of renowned throw-in coach Thomas Grønnemark, a move that could potentially help them capitalize on the growing trend of long throw-ins in the Premier League.
The Gunners have been scoring an impressive number of goals from set pieces this season, with Ben White's opener against Chelsea being the 24th goal from a throw-in. However, they still lack the ability to score from a single throw-in, with Declan Rice working on developing the skill. Grønnemark, who has experience coaching players such as Jürgen Klopp at Liverpool and Brentford, may be able to help them improve in this area.
In other news, Everton manager David Moyes is struggling to get the most out of new signing Thierno Barry, who has taken 17 games to score his first goal for the club. Moyes admits that he took a "bit of a gamble" on signing Barry, but believes that the striker has the potential to be a success in the Premier League.
Meanwhile, Leeds United manager Marco Silva is wary of facing Dominic Calvert-Lewin, who has been scoring consistently for his current club. The Everton striker's ability to score goals from different angles and situations makes him a threat to any team he faces.
West Ham United manager Nuno Espírito Santo is also on the hunt for strikers, having frozen out James Ward-Prowse and Callum Wilson. However, the Portuguese coach is confident that his squad will be strengthened by the arrival of new players.
Finally, Bournemouth's Andoni Iraola is concerned about his team's leaky defense away from home, which has conceded 29 goals in 10 matches this season. Iraola believes that improving their defensive setup will be key to achieving success in the Premier League.
The Gunners have been scoring an impressive number of goals from set pieces this season, with Ben White's opener against Chelsea being the 24th goal from a throw-in. However, they still lack the ability to score from a single throw-in, with Declan Rice working on developing the skill. Grønnemark, who has experience coaching players such as Jürgen Klopp at Liverpool and Brentford, may be able to help them improve in this area.
In other news, Everton manager David Moyes is struggling to get the most out of new signing Thierno Barry, who has taken 17 games to score his first goal for the club. Moyes admits that he took a "bit of a gamble" on signing Barry, but believes that the striker has the potential to be a success in the Premier League.
Meanwhile, Leeds United manager Marco Silva is wary of facing Dominic Calvert-Lewin, who has been scoring consistently for his current club. The Everton striker's ability to score goals from different angles and situations makes him a threat to any team he faces.
West Ham United manager Nuno Espírito Santo is also on the hunt for strikers, having frozen out James Ward-Prowse and Callum Wilson. However, the Portuguese coach is confident that his squad will be strengthened by the arrival of new players.
Finally, Bournemouth's Andoni Iraola is concerned about his team's leaky defense away from home, which has conceded 29 goals in 10 matches this season. Iraola believes that improving their defensive setup will be key to achieving success in the Premier League.
i mean, arsenal scoring 24 goals from throw-ins is insane 
ben white's opener was a game changer, and declan rice working on his single throw-in skill is a must 
thomas grønnemark coming in to help them boost that expertise is pure genius 
meanwhile, david moyes' gamble on thierno barry might just pay off 
but everton needs to sort out their striker situation ASAP 
dominc calvert-lewin's goalscoring record is giving me life 
and west ham's defense needs a serious overhaul 
bournemouth's leaky defense away from home is a major concern 
they need to fix that ASAP or it'll be a long season for them 
. The fact that they've been scoring so many goals from long throw-ins is a testament to their ability to adapt to changing trends in the game, and I'm curious to see how Grønnemark's coaching can help them overcome their single throw-in struggles.
. David Moyes seems like he took a calculated risk on signing him, but it'll be interesting to see if the striker can live up to his potential and provide some much-needed goals for the Toffees.
. A solid backline is crucial to success in the Premier League, and it sounds like Iraola's team is taking steps to address this issue.
still gotta respect their ambition tho 
. Now it's all about those long throw-ins and everyone's trying to score from them. It's like they're trying to one-up each other 
. I remember watching goals scored from throw-ins back in the day, it was just so rare and exciting. Now it seems like every team's got a specialist on board 
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BUT SERIOUSLY, GRØNNEMARK COULD BE THE GUY TO HELP THEM OUT. i MEAN, THAT BEN WHITE THING IS LIKE A MAGNET FOR BALLS FROM THROW-INS! 
! They've been raking it in from set pieces all season and now they're looking to take it to the next level. I mean, who wouldn't want a coach with experience working with Jürgen Klopp at Liverpool? That's gotta bring some serious expertise to the table. And it'll be sick if Declan Rice starts scoring goals from throw-ins too... fingers crossed for that! 
, they've been doing alright with set pieces, but a specialist can only help right? Still, 24 goals from throw-ins is pretty wild, maybe this is the spark they need 
. On another note, I'm worried about Bournemouth's defense, 29 goals in 10 matches is insane 
, if they don't sort that out soon, it's gonna be a long season for them 
. And David Moyes taking a gamble on Thierno Barry? Yeah, that didn't pay off so far 
, hope he figures it out before it's too late.