Arsenal (H) | PL | Post-match Thread

[Trevor Morley's Tache]

Still doesn't excuse Walker for being asleep
If you watch the incident Walker has finished talking to the ref and is slowly walking back, he looks over his shoulder and sees what's happening and only then starts to run. If he wasn't so casual he had time to get back in position.

At that point, the ball is nowhere near where the offence took place. You can forgive Walker for not expecting the kick to be taken so quickly.

 

[paulchapo]

Arteta and others trying to compare the Doku and Trossard kicking the ball away as the same is laughable. On the Doku one you can clearly see everyone pointing to where the free kick should be taken from. He passed the ball back there. Trossard booted the ball away to delay our free kick after already committing a foul. Second yellow all day long.

I wish the pundits and media would make more of Arsenals use of the dark arts, the same way that rat Neville started the technical fouling bullshit against us.

Talking of rats, anyone see that little shit Jesus arguing with Haaland?He should have flattened the little prick.

 

[Canter]

Obviously has a very different meaning of toe to toe than I do…

Fucking hell I won’t be watching that dross again. Maybe the last minute or the Haaland reactions purely for entertainment purposes to wind those absolute twats up.

 

[sarcastico]

Walker still has a decent turn of speed which helps out at the back, however he adds bugger all going forward.

Both goals were on him though, but alright.

Looking forward to him being useful VS Vini in May.

 

[alexmcity]

Letting Dias be our playmaker and shooting from distance in the 2nd half was a mistake. Gvardiol is good at shooting from distance, not Dias. We were missing Rodri big time.

Another mistake was to try to pass the ball in the net. We should have tried to create more chaos in the box with a barrage of shots and sharp crosses.

Nice point, but ultimately the really important thing is whether Rodri got a bad knee injury. Let's hope he isn't seriously injured. If he is injured, let's hope he's back in 3-4 months.

We can compete without Rodri for several months, but we'll need to sign someone in January if the injury is bad.

 

[LesBleuMiserable]

He's probably still talking in the studio whilst everyone is gone home the fucking bellend.

What insightful observations was the knowledgeable Micah informing the nation today?

 

[SWPISHOME]

I find it funny as fuck that pundits wank themselves senseless over Saliba and Gabriel! The way Arsenal set up Harry Maguire would be made look like prime Maldini...

Ask them to play a high line like Akanji and Dias...

Ask them to play in midfield like Stones and Akanji or even Rico Lewis...

I'll wait...

 

[jamesha]

There should be a rule where if you are sent off but don't leave the pitch swiftly whatever ban you get doubles. Trossard took ages to get off.

 

[paulchapo]

We „struggled“ against a team that played the he second half with 9 players and played Thursday night football and yet we draw.

That‘s why we have written history last season. Truly championship mentality

Mods another **** to boot back to whatever red shirt shitehole it comes from.

 

[LesBleuMiserable]

Letting Dias be our playmaker and shooting from distance in the 2nd half was a mistake. Gvardiol is good at shooting from distance, not Dias. We were missing Rodri big time.

Another mistake was to try to pass the ball in the net. We should have tried to create more chaos in the box with a barrage of shots and sharp crosses.

Nice point, but ultimately the really important thing is whether Rodri got a bad knee injury. Let's hope he isn't seriously injured. If he is injured, let's hope he's back in 3-4 months.

We can compete without Rodri for several months, but we'll need to sign someone in January if the injury is bad.

Missed a David Silva today