Are Arsenal actually placing bounties on opposing players?

[KS55]

For the return fixture, nothing Pep says will hit home. The players have it in their heads that the arse cheated them and football. I can’t vouch for our fair play that day.

 

[Rory Bluelow]

Why would an opposition player put a coconut-filled chocolate bar on someone's head? Mind you, might take Luke Shaw out of the game for a minute or two.

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Big Luke would deal with that in seconds !

 

[MeatnSpudsMCFC]

Not sure about specifically targeting players but there's ample evidence of gamesmanship during their corners. It will be stamped out eventually as more attention is drawn to them blocking keepers from getting to their back post.

Eventually the refs will stop it.

 

[Dave Ewing's Back 'eader]

For the return fixture, nothing Pep says will hit home. The players have it in their heads that the arse cheated them and football. I can’t vouch for our fair play that day.

PiGMOL will be planting an appropriate whistling wanker to make sure that it's 11 v 10 or even 9 in the return fixture. Add the ref to the home eleven . . . . .!

 

[lancs blue]

Those of us old enough to remember Peter Storey have no difficulty linking Arsenal with this kind of tactic.

 

[jrb]

Haaland is placing a ball on their heads.

 

[bluenova]

Bizarrely some dippers are now siding with us because of Arteta's tactics.

There was that game just before the Sterling/Gomez incident at the England camp. Liverpool players are often wound up, but that one looked like they'd been given an extra couple of cups of coffee before the game.

I think Alexander-Arnold knocked Sterling into the advertising early on, and Sterling looked totally bemused. Pretty sure it was same match that Robertson "accidentally" elbowed Walker in the head when they tangled and he was getting up.

 

[Gogootz]

For the return fixture, nothing Pep says will hit home. The players have it in their heads that the arse cheated them and football. I can’t vouch for our fair play that day.

Bet Erl has already circled that weekend in his calendar

 

[Rochdale Blue]

There was that game just before the Sterling/Gomez incident at the England camp. Liverpool players are often wound up, but that one looked like they'd been given an extra couple of cups of coffee before the game.

I think Alexander-Arnold knocked Sterling into the advertising early on, and Sterling looked totally bemused. Pretty sure it was same match that Robertson "accidentally" elbowed Walker in the head when they tangled and he was getting up.

Think that was Jon Flanagan

 

[mancboy]

Haaland is placing a ball on their heads.

Its good that you have something to remember seeing as you cant remember how to be not be shithouse anti football fuckwits