Arsenal (A) | Community Shield | Post-match Thread

[mancboy]

Scoring in the last seconds is always an emotional event. What I was trying to say in the post about the behaviour of management and players is exactly what you say - they haven't moved on and want to use this to bury their trauma.

im not expecting them not to celebrate, its the celebrations and comments post match for a preseason friendly that i meant

 

[Rochdale Blue]

It kind of says you’re a well supported club with passionate fans who’ve seen not just the good times but the bad ones as well…however, I think that’s true of most clubs

It's not true of rags, dippers and tarquins. Most aren't old enough to remember relegation, or in arsenals case, cheating their neighbours to gain promotion.

 

[oldius]

im not expecting them not to celebrate, its the celebrations and comments post match for a preseason friendly that i meant

I'm agreeing with you...I think!

 

[Gone for a Burton]

The Champions or Double Winners should be offered the option,by the FA, of holding the CS at their home ground or Wembley.

Some would opt for Wembley for the novelty, City would probably opt for the Etihad for the convenience and consideration of our fans.

In the case of Double Winners they should also have the option of choosing the opponent including a foreign opponent.

City v ......make your choice !!

 

[mancboy]

I'm agreeing with you...I think!

never agree with me, then wed both be wrong

 

[Fordyboy46]

i think he'll be sent off more often than not next season, his histrionics and tactics of players feigning injury for extra time for his players for tactics and fluids are being highlighted now and the pressure on him is huge having spent another 200m plus being in the cl

But he'll still be building the team, that's the only thing the media will come out with. We didn't get those comments, we just got vitriol and hatred spewed our way when our spending started

 

[mancboy]

But he'll still be building the team, that's the only thing the media will come out with. We didn't get those comments, we just got vitriol and hatred spewed our way when our spending started

hes been there four years now, spent over 800m with 1 fa cup, 1 charity shield (which they shouldnt have even been in) and 2 absolute collapses, the team is built or should be at this point and if it isnt that falls with him

 

[Fordyboy46]

hes been there four years now, spent over 800m with 1 fa cup, 1 charity shield (which they shouldnt have even been in) and 2 absolute collapses, the team is built or should be at this point and if it isnt that falls with him

Never realised he'd been there four seasons and spent that much. Time for him to deliver then

 

[give it to gordon]

I think they celebrated abot OTT

But I think it's the tv companys that are making this friendly into something it isnt. Liverpool last season all the take about what's his name being better than Haaland. The first silverware of the season. Its bollocks it's a friendly with teams that arent match fit.

It's only fairly recent that it's been broadcast or is that my age.

I chose not to go as I dont like Wembley, I dont like the hassle of getting across London. Not really that interested in watching two under cooked teams. Not interested in paying the Wembley rip of prices. Arsenal had a 10 minute walk to the match and are use to paying silly prices.

How much was a ticket ?

 

[mancboy]

Never realised he'd been there four seasons and spent that much. Time for him to deliver then

it is and with the money hes spent theres no excuse and the pressure must be huge, same can be said of klopp, ten bob and pochettino and also postecoglu has spent a few quid at spurs and will be expected to change their fortunes, brighton might kick on but have lost two big players and newcastle have flown completely under the radar