The Scot was disappointed because his team failed to stem the Robin van Persie who dominate the game. Blackburn Rovers have to go home with his head down after a 7-1 crushing defeat of the host Arsenal on Saturday (4/2). Had equalized in the middle of the first half, Blackburn finally put a halt to the squad could not Gunner who appear like crazy.
Coach Steve Kean admitted that Arsenal's first goal which was born from the feet of Robin van Persie 80 seconds after kick off the beginning of 'destruction' of his team. In addition, playing with 10 men following a red card received by Gael Givet is also increasingly pressing Rovers fleet. "He [Van Persie] played fantastic, but we were disappointed because he scored a little too easy. We talked about that and trying to overcome it," said Kean.
"I think we could have been overcome if the full play. After winning the Arsenal players, no matter what we do, they managed to get the ball, they can find other players and provide exceptional service for van Persie." "Van Persie scored as clear can be anything. How to carry the ball on the first goal is very smart and he can resolve any such attack. Even so, we feel he got the ball too easily," complained Kean.
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