There is some valid criticism here, we're seeing situations the last few weeks where eg. all of Bissouma + the fullbacks have gone forward with the attack/into the penalty area, the ball breaks, and we're left with a back two and then the chaos of trying to scramble back and defend it.
You can say you want to be an attacking team and take risks, ok. But the situation(s) I describe above are just wilfully naive and not really acceptable for a serious top tier PL team.
All of City, Liverpool, Woolwich, etc. will also say their aim is to attack and overwhelm and dominate games, but in 2020's football you have to be aware of transitions/counters and set up with them in mind. They will keep four or five players behind the ball, the eg. inverted fullbacks will sit as a midfield pivot rather than going wherever they like, they attack and dominate games whilst retaining some positional structure and balance. Having this aids control, if the ball breaks they have players there to instantly mop up, and means they can attack more.....
Linked to this is the pressing, those 5 seconds or so after a turnover of possession are crucial and in recent weeks we don't seem quite as dialled in as we could, and need to up the standards in this aspect.
Should say though to finish that it is a trade-off. There is no magic tactic/philosophy and they all have strengths and weaknesses. If you want to play in this manner then you will get counter-attacked and concede goals from it. But I do accept we could and probably should be a bit smarter in our approach, which doesn't have to mean changing the overall ethos and aim to dominate/attack.