It made me laugh when they dropped those 2 points the other week at home to Newcastle and people were saying that it was the start of their meltdown. The odd draw in isolation - while welcome news for us - isn't something to get all giddy about. There's a long way to go yet but so far Arsenal don't look like a team that will go on a bad enough run of form for us to catch them.Wishful thinking. Someone posted that Arteta‘s touchline antics were off putting. Pots and Kettles—have you watched Pep? You could argue that Arteta’s passion will inspire them.
Hopefully we're still in with a realistic shout come that Arsenal home game. The nightmare scenario is that the gap keeps widening in the meantime and that match becomes one where they can win the league at our gaff.We just have to keep plugging away so that when Arsenal come to visit it's all to play for (if we're not into the sunset by then of course)!
We play Arsenal (H), Fulham (A), Leeds (H), Everton (A), Chelsea (H), Brentford (A).
But Arsenal have us (A), Chelsea (H), Newcastle (A), Brighton (H), Forest (A), Wolves (H).
If we are within a few points of them and if we beat them at home, I'd fancy us to get more points from our last 5 than they do. Lose to us then face Chelsea at home and Newcastle away before Brighton visit. Even Forest away could be a test.
We'll see. Everton away could be tricky if they're still in the relegation fight for us of course. But I'd rather our fixtures then theirs.
Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. Btw, do you see any similarities between Odegaard and David Silva?Yep. And you're doing a very impressive job of it so far.
Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. Btw, do you see any similarities between Odegaard and David Silva?
I dispute your assertion we‘re ‘full of ourselves’. Our young side if anything are showing a lot of humility. They’re full of energy and winning gives you confidence so they’re justified in being happy. As for media support? You must be joking.They're looking strong arsenal, from players to the fans they're playing with belief and togetherness.
Pep was right to make the wakeup call last week, we will need everything. from our fans spurring us on, to the players having the drive, to the club having belief.
If we do it I'll be amazed given how full of themselves arsenal are and the media support they're getting. We're up against it again! We broke Liverpool, it's a big ask but we can do it again. Cmooooon City!
Something needs to be done to spoil their Partey - that's for sure!I think Partey is their main key player, I think he would be a big miss for them.
Hopefully we're still in with a realistic shout come that Arsenal home game. The nightmare scenario is that the gap keeps widening in the meantime and that match becomes one where they can win the league at our gaff.
Pep is totally different concentrates on the team, he rarely abolishes the lino for getting a throw-in wrong by running up and down the touch line clearly showing angry and frustration Pep is not an angry man unlike ArtetaWishful thinking. Someone posted that Arteta‘s touchline antics were off putting. Pots and Kettles—have you watched Pep? You could argue that Arteta’s passion will inspire them.