Arsenal Thread 2013/14

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davymcfc said:
Well arsenal have won again. They certainly have staying power.

City have been immense over the last two months so the fact we still haven't been able to catch arsenal is saying something for how consistent they have been.

We were 9 Pts behind after the Sunderland game, caught them up and about to motor on by!!!
 
yet another bitter Tarquin 4:59 pm


Blatant handball in the build-up to City's first, nothing new in the EPL. You'd hear handcuffs clicking in Italy by now, yet the FA sees nothing wrong at the Etihad, ******* pisstake.


They really do believe this shit.
 
Ha Ha. Tarquin fear and loathing.

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Bilboblue said:
yet another bitter Tarquin 4:59 pm


Blatant handball in the build-up to City's first, nothing new in the EPL. You'd hear handcuffs clicking in Italy by now, yet the FA sees nothing wrong at the Etihad, ******* pisstake.


They really do believe this shit.

It wasn't that **** Niall Quinn from goonersweb was it ? His hatred for us is unhealthily obsessive.
 
A decent victory, not vintage by any means but positives are Cazorla getting a double which should hopefully help him find some form and another clean sheet for the defence.

If we are to have any sort of chance we have to be hoping that Chelsea and yourselves drop points over the next few weeks for us to create a gap. Utd to get something today, Spurs to get a point against City and a draw in the City vs Chelsea game for example would give Arsenal a little cushion going into the initial double header (of course we need to beat Southampton and Palace and these are by no means a given).

However, if results go Cheslea and Citys way in these games, I'd imagine that we could be overtaken around the double header mark and we would really struggle to catch back up.

I'm not overlooking the Southampton game or trying to predict results up ahead, just trying to paint a picture of the only scenario I think would be needed to give Arsenal a fighting chance at this league.
 
GunnerGer said:
A decent victory, not vintage by any means but positives are Cazorla getting a double which should hopefully help him find some form and another clean sheet for the defence.

If we are to have any sort of chance we have to be hoping that Chelsea and yourselves drop points over the next few weeks for us to create a gap. Utd to get something today, Spurs to get a point against City and a draw in the City vs Chelsea game for example would give Arsenal a little cushion going into the initial double header (of course we need to beat Southampton and Palace and these are by no means a given).

However, if results go Cheslea and Citys way in these games, I'd imagine that we could be overtaken around the double header mark and we would really struggle to catch back up.

I'm not overlooking the Southampton game or trying to predict results up ahead, just trying to paint a picture of the only scenario I think would be needed to give Arsenal a fighting chance at this league.

It's Arsenals' to lose now. Top of the league and have been since the start of the season. £45m invested in Ozil as the last piece of the jigsaw, can't see them bottling it now.
 
Wreckless Alec said:
GunnerGer said:
A decent victory, not vintage by any means but positives are Cazorla getting a double which should hopefully help him find some form and another clean sheet for the defence.

If we are to have any sort of chance we have to be hoping that Chelsea and yourselves drop points over the next few weeks for us to create a gap. Utd to get something today, Spurs to get a point against City and a draw in the City vs Chelsea game for example would give Arsenal a little cushion going into the initial double header (of course we need to beat Southampton and Palace and these are by no means a given).

However, if results go Cheslea and Citys way in these games, I'd imagine that we could be overtaken around the double header mark and we would really struggle to catch back up.

I'm not overlooking the Southampton game or trying to predict results up ahead, just trying to paint a picture of the only scenario I think would be needed to give Arsenal a fighting chance at this league.

It's Arsenals' to lose now. Top of the league and have been since the start of the season. £45m invested in Ozil as the last piece of the jigsaw, can't see them bottling it now.
Arsenal's to lose? They are one point ahead of us and have a hard run of games coming up. Definitely in the title race but not overwhelming favorites.
 
Wreckless Alec said:
GunnerGer said:
A decent victory, not vintage by any means but positives are Cazorla getting a double which should hopefully help him find some form and another clean sheet for the defence.

If we are to have any sort of chance we have to be hoping that Chelsea and yourselves drop points over the next few weeks for us to create a gap. Utd to get something today, Spurs to get a point against City and a draw in the City vs Chelsea game for example would give Arsenal a little cushion going into the initial double header (of course we need to beat Southampton and Palace and these are by no means a given).

However, if results go Cheslea and Citys way in these games, I'd imagine that we could be overtaken around the double header mark and we would really struggle to catch back up.

I'm not overlooking the Southampton game or trying to predict results up ahead, just trying to paint a picture of the only scenario I think would be needed to give Arsenal a fighting chance at this league.

It's Arsenals' to lose now. Top of the league and have been since the start of the season. £45m invested in Ozil as the last piece of the jigsaw, can't see them bottling it now.

Nice try.
 
Ronuja said:
Wreckless Alec said:
GunnerGer said:
A decent victory, not vintage by any means but positives are Cazorla getting a double which should hopefully help him find some form and another clean sheet for the defence.

If we are to have any sort of chance we have to be hoping that Chelsea and yourselves drop points over the next few weeks for us to create a gap. Utd to get something today, Spurs to get a point against City and a draw in the City vs Chelsea game for example would give Arsenal a little cushion going into the initial double header (of course we need to beat Southampton and Palace and these are by no means a given).

However, if results go Cheslea and Citys way in these games, I'd imagine that we could be overtaken around the double header mark and we would really struggle to catch back up.

I'm not overlooking the Southampton game or trying to predict results up ahead, just trying to paint a picture of the only scenario I think would be needed to give Arsenal a fighting chance at this league.

It's Arsenals' to lose now. Top of the league and have been since the start of the season. £45m invested in Ozil as the last piece of the jigsaw, can't see them bottling it now.

Nice try.

To be fair, you've lead for most of the season, bought in a very expensive very good player, the only top team to keep their manager from last season allied with a team he's supposedly been building since the breakup of the invincible's.. Just at what point is it considered yours to lose? Whilst never being taken seriously must have its upsides, there will come a point where you have to stop deflecting onto us and Chelsea.
 
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