Will we win the league this season?

BlueMoonAcrossThePond said:
Except that Arsenal have - by far - the best depth. And in spite of key injuries to multiple positions - keep grinding on.

Arsenal are rock solid on defense. By far, the best in the P/L. On top of this, they play a ball control system which simply grinds the opposition down. And in spite of their current poor ability to score from open play - I think that this will improve - they find a way to win - set plays mostly.

IMO - Arsenal will coast to victory - winning the P/L in record fashion - earliest side to win the title with games to play.
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The absurd things we say in the heat of the moment
 
BlueMoonAcrossThePond said:
I still think Arsenal will win it for the very reasons I've stated in the past. Our win against Palace could easily have gone the other way.
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I still think Arsenal also but week after week I am slowly being proved wrong lol.

Hopefully I keep getting proved wrong.
 
I still don't see it. Still too light in centre mid and without Rodri we're still too erratic, and I think by the time he's in any position to contribute it'll be a bit too late. Reckon we'll have some bloody fun games though.
 
Blue Coop said:
You only have to pop onto an Arsenal forum for 2 mins for a read and we’ve got them feeling like they have to be perfect.. which is the ideal scenario because that’s when the players and fans feel the pressure every game. And that’s when sides drop points. To get them in that place after 16 games is more a reflection of them rather than us.
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Arsenal fans are bound to be nervous because of their title failings in recent seasons, and the last thing they will want to see is not only ourselves, but also Aston Villa hot on their tail ....... there are still 22 league games left to play for all three clubs, and Arsenal fans will know that 4-5 months is a long time to try to hang onto a slender points lead with a couple of 'in form' teams chasing you!
 
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adrianr said:
I still don't see it. Still too light in centre mid and without Rodri we're still too erratic, and I think by the time he's in any position to contribute it'll be a bit too late. Reckon we'll have some bloody fun games though.
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With all due respect you might need to book an appointment with specsavers then
 
chris85mcfc said:
Saw enough last night in terms of emotions, to know that id still give us a very good chance even if we get beat today.

Crazy to see such emotions 15 games into a season, dread to think how they'll cope in another 15 games time.
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They seem like they are getting consumed by what the media/other fans/pundits etc say about them!
Everything they do and say puts more pressure on a young inexperienced squad (I think Gabriel Jesus is the only Premier League winner at Arsenal).
 
Don't give a shite what Arsenal do or are doing - all I know is after a very short period of being too predictable and a bit of a boring watch we are well on our way to being a very exciting team again.

We have a much more youthful squad overall and with maybe a couple more in's and outs I can see us dominating, whilst being entertaining.

I think the players feel it too and seem to be together.

Genuinely excited
 
Still early doors but good to see us challenging and getting results after a fairly mediocre start to the season.

5 wins on the trot, our highest for the season so far.
 
Manchester33 said:
That’s very true.

You could understand Arsenal’s team and fans starting to feel very nervous. They’ve been playing at their best level and they were a lucky last minute OG from being second in the league tonight - to a team who were written off in August!
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Forget August, we were written off in December by the resident Bluemoon bedwetters
 
Axel Freed said:
Forget August, we were written off in December by the resident Bluemoon bedwetters
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Hindsight is a wonderful thing to possess, but it’s truly astonishing how little slack numerous posters were prepared to give a manager who delivered six titles in seven years, followed by a disappointing and flat one.

Too focused on the latter; happy to minimise the former.

It’s not about prescience, but rather the application of a combination of logic, experience and respect.
 
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