Arsenal had arguably the toughest start to the Premier League season as they had to take on champions Manchester City and then top-four contenders Chelsea.

Unai Emery has experienced his first taste of top-flight football in England, and he may not be thrilled at the moment.

In their opening fixture, the Gunners were beaten 2-0 by City and then they followed that up with an end-to-end 3-2 loss against Chelsea.

There were signs of encouragement during the clash at Stamford Bridge as Emery's team were able to come from 2-0 down to draw 2-2.

Marcos Alonso's late goal was the difference between the two sides, and now Emery's high-pressing style of play has caused a debate.

During Sky Sports' Monday Night Football show, pundit Gary Neville argued with his colleague Jamie Carragher, insisting that Emery does not need to adapt his game for opponents.

The former Manchester United star's impassioned defence of the Arsenal boss was a big hit with the fans, who posted their thoughts on Twitter.

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