Arsenal(FA Cup Semi Final) Post Match Thread

[blueinsa]

Now why doesn't that surprise me. Only want to believe your own narrative I guess.

Not just mine.

Even Ian Wright and Camelgob thought it was nailed on and took the piss out of Webb but if you share the view of Webb in that it wasnt a penalty then thats your perogative as it is mine to completely ignore 99% of the tripe that comes out of you on here.

 

[superdoopercooper]

Overall a lacklustre performance. Losing Silva a massive blow but we never really looked to be on our A game. Expected more from our lads today but for me it is all about Thursday. I can take today's defeat but for fuck sake we need to step up to the plate on Thursday.

 

[tonea2003]

yup...thats the biggest issue with today......

good job jesus is nearly fit, silva looked like a dead leg so fingers crossed he'll make it, sergio just looked knackered, its ferna that's a worry looked like his calf

 

[Damien10]

Am i the only one who thinks Kevin was shit, and wasted that free role opportunity he got given to him.

 

[robbieh]

I think it was a pen but so was theirs. Even if the goal was allowed it would have probably played out the same.

Answer one question, "did you feel confident at 1 nil?" I didn't. The biggest frustrations in life are the ones you know are going to happen, Pep has been presenting that outcome too much this season.

I thought that with 30 minutes left it was unlikely we could hold out.

 

[taleofbluehalves]

Dreading Thursday now

 

[kaz7]

Simply not acceptable. How on earth can the So called best manager in world football make us worse than we were under Pellegrini last season?

We can't win any big games, we can't defend, we can't hold leads. What's he done to us? Absolute FRAUD

Every one of your posts are the same on every thread,nothing good to say ever,stop watching if you hate everyone so much

 

[deano ou812]

Pep: "We will improve. The players will stay here, some will leave and some will come. Next season we will be stronger."

But will we ..

 

[stan bowles]

He's built a foundation of a style of football that is more complicated than anything ever done in England before and attempted to bring our tactical sophistication up to the level of the major European leagues.

He's also spent his first season assessing the squad and will be chopping some very popular names such as Aguero and possibly Kompany in order to facilitate this. He's created in Jesus, Sterling and Sane an attacking three that's potentially got ten years together and will be the envy of Europe.

In addition he's attempting to make the fans realise their role in a football match isn't passive which if taken onboard will be a lesson we've needed to learn for many years.

He's also as it stands putting us back into the Champions League.

He's got a big job ahead of him but let's not go all raggy and presume he's just turned up and tossed it off for a year.

Maybe but he's also made a lot of mistakes this season - many avoidable ones.

 

[inchy14]

really, blatant pens for both teams missed, never a booking for sanchez, the silva foul should of been booked, i'd say a fairly poor performance on the whole

Why never a booking for Sanchez, it's the 6th foul by Arsenal at that point.

I think it was a pen but so was theirs. Even if the goal was allowed it would have probably played out the same.

Answer one question, "did you feel confident at 1 nil?" I didn't. The biggest frustrations in life are the ones you know are going to happen, Pep has been presenting that outcome too much this season.

If the goal tnennpen had been given we'd have been 2-0 up ffs.

Can't overcome shit management decisions, time after time! Needs to adapt or fuck off

It's fans like you who need to fuck off. He adapts every fucking game ffs.