Ashley Young talked to Sky cameras after Everton lost 1-0 at home to Arsenal in the Premier League.
Ashley Young’s advice to his Everton teammates is to not worry despite the club’s winless start to the Premier League season after five games.
Sean Dyche’s men were defeated 1-0 at home by title contenders Arsenal in their most recent match on Sunday, their third consecutive loss at Goodison Park by the same scoreline, which matched with another loss and draw on the road.
Within 20 minutes, the Gunners thought they had taken the lead, only to have Gabriel Martinelli’s shot called out for offside.
The winger was replaced by Leandro Trossard, who scored the game-winning goal in the second half.
It keeps the Blues in the bottom three, but Young, speaking with the assurance of 17 years of Premier League experience behind him, believes there is no need to be concerned at this early point.
“We had to defend as a team at times, and we were resilient.” We did pretty well, especially in the first half, and I believe we neutralized it. “We’ve just been done by a set piece, which is disappointing,” he said after the game to Sky Sports.
“I don’t think we felt threatened defensively; they got in behind us a couple of times, but we kept our shape.”
“Of course, we’re a few games in, and we’re disappointed not to get three points out of any of the games, especially when we’ve created the chances we have and when we’ve been on top in games,” he responded.
“It’s one of those things; it’s disappointing, but I know I have every confidence in that squad and that team in that dressing room that we can turn things around.”
“Not at a Patrick Davidson, Sky’s interviewer, sought one more piece of confirmation. “So, don’t panic?” He inquired. Young responded,ll.”
