Argument on Sunday

[Dave Ewing's Back 'eader]

Arteta was indicating the ball wasn't rolling evenly, it didn't look like a row just a question, I assumed he was asking if the pitch had been rolled. Nothing to indicate if it was watered or not.

Didn't the commentator say that Arteta got short shrift from whoever he was trying to engage? Will, the FArce hold an inquiry into why we didn't insist on the pitch being watered and deliver a 3-0 win for Brighton with a recommended twelvemonth fixture ban for MCFC?

 

[richards30]

The new norm for teams now is to not water their pitch when we play them as it slows the ball down and doesn’t allow for quick slick passing

 

[denislawsbackheel]

A bit like leaving your dignity at the door when in hospital. I mean, where else would you walk around wearing a smock displaying your conkers without embarrassment.

You’ve got it the wrong way round.

Your arse should stick out.

 

[Sir peace frog]

fuck me,the pitches ive played on over the years,our players are good enough to overcome little things like long grass(its not really that long) and dry pitches

 

[Blue Mist]

Sky said it was because the Brighton assistant said it was a muffin.

 

[hammocity]

You’ve got it the wrong way round.

Your arse should stick out.

Depends what op you are having!

 

[Blue Til Death]

As Pep, quite rightly says, when you are the home team, you prepare your pitch to suit you, not your opponent, anyone who thinks otherwise is related to Klopp, a closet dipper or just a mard arse....

 

[blue oli]

does anybody know what the argument was between Mikel arteta and Brighton’s assistant was about not heard anything ,if already been discussed delete thread mods

Brighton guy was saying you should never return to a club once you had left which kicked off the whole Kante discussion with arteta......