Arsenal (H) - FA Cup | Post Match Thread

[fathellensbellend]

Arsenal we’re the better side 1st half, we adjusted and limited them to fuck all 2nd half, and won the tie, for a big club, they went full small time, claiming Last night as some moral victory because they rotated their side, like it has some kind of bearing as to what will happen in the future

 

[DenisLawBackHeel74]

Who are you expecting to call it out?

The club need to start to influence the media more. The best team in the league for the last decade and they can’t find an ex city player to co host…..really??

Doesnt The viewer deserve to hear a balanced analysis or do we have to look to Keane, Dixon, others for that and hope they can be impartial ?

Its not rocket science and it’s the minimum we should expect.

 

[Bellamy's Caddy]

Yep, predictable WWYWYWS… short memories as a few years ago the Emirates had thousands of empty seats for some games (when they were utter shit).

One of the worst sets of supporters in the league. The way they treated Wenger, the way they treated Emery. Lockdown was the best thing that happened to them and West Ham, because the atmosphere was toxic before then and both clubs turned it around in empty stadiums.

A game that sticks in my mind was our away win in 2018, a few days after we'd beaten them in the League Cup final. For those that like empty seats they'd have loved the arsenal attendance that night, they stayed away in their thousands. Bearing in mind they'd got to a cup final and were in European places at the time, not exactly relegation form. If they ever hit actual bad times they'll be nowhere to be seen and they know it.

 

[Dribble]

Not really. We are not a team ready to contend in multiple competitions not one booky thought we would have a chance to even compete for league title. The fact that a lot of your fans are making a big deal out of a 4th round cup tie at home tells me that we are doing the right things. You guys should not be so happy about a home FA cup win over a team you beat like 20 times in a row

Personally speaking, explain to me why I shouldn't be happy after a win?

I've not been happy with our performances this season. We're a team in transition, whilst still trying to compete. It's like trying to change your running spikes midway through a track race.

However, a win's a win & I'm ecstatic with last night's win, as I am with ALL victories, albeit I'm not happy with our performance again.

If Arsenal weren't arsed about winning last night, why not go the whole hog & play your U21's?

You started with a strong team & brought on all your rested players late on to force an equaliser. Why do that if losing last night meant nothing?

You know as well as we do that the match was eagerly awaited for a multitude of reasons... Arteta, Jesus, Zinchenko, Arsenal Challenging for the title & City being their nearest challengers.

Question: Would you rather have won or lost last night?

Win you claim you've put down a marker & bazooka'd a title shot across our bows.

Lose & you claim it was an understrength team & you weren't arsed about winning because your concentration is on the title race.

HOWEVER, you're so not arsed about last night's loss, that you felt the need to come onto an opposition fans' forum to tell us all...

Fuckin plank!

 

[youngbob]

One of the worst sets of supporters in the league. The way they treated Wenger, the way they treated Emery. Lockdown was the best thing that happened to them and West Ham, because the atmosphere was toxic before then and both clubs turned it around in empty stadiums.

A game that sticks in my mind was our away win in 2018, a few days after we'd beaten them in the League Cup final. For those that like empty seats they'd have loved the arsenal attendance that night, they stayed away in their thousands. Bearing in mind they'd got to a cup final and were in European places at the time, not exactly relegation form. If they ever hit actual bad times they'll be nowhere to be seen and they know it.

I remember Arsenal declaring the attendance to be 60,000 like always because it was based on tickets sold rather than arses on seats. Very funny.

 

[Inter Me Nan]

Personally speaking, explain to me why I shouldn't be happy after a win?

I've not been happy with our performances this season. We're a team in transition, whilst still trying to compete. It's like trying to change your running spikes midway through a track race.

However, a win's a win & I'm ecstatic with last night's win, as I am with ALL victories, albeit I'm not happy with our performance again.

If Arsenal weren't arsed about winning last night, why not go the whole hog & play your U21's?

You started with a strong team & brought on all your rested players late on to force an equaliser. Why do that if losing last night meant nothing?

You know as well as we do that the match was eagerly awaited for a multitude of reasons... Arteta, Jesus, Zinchenko, Arsenal Challenging for the title & City being their nearest challengers.

Question: Would you rather have won or lost last night?

Win you claim you've put down a marker & bazooka'd a title shot across our bows.

Lose & you claim it was an understrength team & you weren't arsed about winning because your concentration is on the title race.

HOWEVER, you're so not arsed about last night's loss, that you felt the need to come onto an opposition fans' forum to tell us all...

Fuckin plank! View attachment 67264

I like you.

 

[Protein Junkie]

A win is a win and I’m happy we are through.
Not going to be many of the Top Ten in the next round.
Can’t see Spurs, Fulham or the Rags slipping up but I think there could be a huge upset at Brighton where the Dippers could edge it.
No Brentford or Wigan to worry about either.
Gotta love this club !

 

[bennyboy]

Cunts.Never let them forget.

 

[eyalluvitt]

Arsenal we’re the better side 1st half, we adjusted and limited them to fuck all 2nd half, and won the tie, for a big club, they went full small time, claiming Last night as some moral victory because they rotated their side, like it has some kind of bearing as to what will happen in the future

The media are giving them a moral victory pass as they rotated, something the press pigs didn’t afford us after Southampton, or even after Pellegrini played our U12s at Chelsea in the FA cup all those years ago. They celebrated our demise with glee and the no excuses line

 

[bennyboy]