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Bollocks the size of watermelons.

Can't wait for this game to be over just to kill off all the endless chitter chatter about arsenal fans supporting spurs, spurs supporting city, will the players care, blah blah blah.

I haven't been following his performance thread, but have been slagging him off? I think he's had an outrageously good first season given the injuries to the defence. I think the bigger lesson is "play him in the right position" is not really a smart analysis for Pep's City.

Noel spending a lot more time at the football now he's divorced lmao

It's tiresome isn't it. The new conspiracies about them are infinitely more boring than the garden variety feeling that they were all useful. I've seen apparently serious people suggest that Real are paying refs from last night. It's just endless.

Ahaha if they think the best way to beat a City side is by not having their best players play football for a month while half their first first team gets pumped by Palace then bring on the final.

The minority owner is openly berating the training facilities, the squad is full of dead weight who you can't shift on, you need at least three seasons and possibly another £300m to even challenge for a league title, and the club has virtually killed the possibility of elite management from...

Said it before, he's a smart man who thinks he's a very smart man and in my experience those can be the worst people in the room. Even a stupid person can provide fresh insights.

I quite enjoyed Simon Jordan waffling on about the seriousness of the charges and Stefan being far too polite to tell him that he was just repeating a point he'd make on a previous appearance in a way that made him sound like he was disagreeing with something Stefan had said. Very weird.

Before. So we'll know what we need to do. But Fulham first, so we will focus on that.

For sure, I am glad the United game is a pleasant bonus that makes life easier for us rather that a must lose. Shithousing anti-football with Arsenal missing some big chances (which they have in their locker) is the only quarter chance they have of getting a point based on form and coaching.

The only slight positive from United is that they might take last night's humbling and just stick 10 players behind the ball and cling on for dear life like they did against Liverpool at home.

They are 100% a poorly coached side. No one would expecting them to be challenging for the title with those injuries, in much the same way we struggled with Ferna and Otamendi as centre backs, but you'd expect a team with that much money on the pitch to be well-drilled and to have some...

Yes, it's all very Andy Kaufman.

Only expect Carragher and Keane and all the rest to get more wild eyed if we stay on course to win four in a row and a back to back treble-double while starting to push back a bit against some of the more manic claims about our charges.

40 something man in his jin jams in the spare room breaking his IKEA light for subs on a streaming video platform over a game of football. Anyone feel like we took a wrong turn somewhere?

Yeah, it's funny because in some ways I don't think we've quite been at our best, but as you say our best is some of the best football that has ever been played on a pitch in England for the history of the sport. But people don't fully appreciate Pep's levels, how's he has negotiated an injury...

I don't think there's any obvious result or run of results that Arsenal can point to this season unlike last year's collapse from them. I seem to remember they had a bit of a shaky autumn with the assumption they would be stronger in the run-in. Beating your immediate rival at home and drawing...

Wait till the season ends at least. Just literally taking the same money and giving half of what you got last week.

What the fuck has happened to the portion sizes of chips.