I thought Alexis did okay. When he got the ball he mainly kept it. And he usually found his target with his passing. But the game plan was so chaotic, or non-existent, it was hard for anyone to shine out there. Even so, I wanted more from him because he's a class act and these are the games you want to see an Alexis or Ozil change with one moment of brilliance. We need a manager who can grab the players and say this is what happens when Alexis is coming in from the wide position, or this is what happens when Ozil is central and ready to make the pass, etc. All those training ground moments that are drilled to perfection so they can be executed on match day. Then, and only then, you allow your big time players a little leeway. With Wenger though, it's up to the players to sort this out. It's up to the players to decide whether Wenger is actually Jesus or whether he was just sent by Jesus as a guide.