He can never be a regular starter for a top team, he tends to score goals in batches then goes barren for weeks.
How Arsenal have given up on the title whilst still being top of the league demonstrates to me they won't be back next year. It's like they thought they only had one shot and they consider themselves like Leicester - only really there because everyone else is bad.
I remember in 2014 when City and Liverpool were going head to head and Liverpool were winning game after game. I knew it wasn't possible for them to keep winning and they'd drop points and City were right there to capitalise. This should be Arsenal's perspective but they are doing it from the top dog position. Our winning run right now is out performing the early part of the season so chances are we drop points between now and season end. We have a blip like Arsenal are in right now. Instead they've pretty much conceded whilst still top of the league.
They didn't come to play like top banana. Call the run they've been on as lack of confidence or whatever but even in that run they've scored plenty. Post match Stones and KdB talked about how hard it was against them but we still played the risky balls into our tightly marked players. Arsenal didn't even try instead playing like competition winners.
Wonder what it’s like at board level.
He did, albeit sheepishly.Did Jesus acknowledge the standing ovation he got he came off? Only saw from the south stand corner flag but he didn’t acknowledge the fans from that point on as he was walking to the bench.
Suppose it’s hard situation to be in, acknowledge it and can be accused by Arsenal fans of all sorts.
That’s incorrect mate. He absolutely did acknowledge the ovation but not overtly, which is fair enough imo.Very disappointed with Jesus that despite who he plays for he was applauded off the pitch from the south stand and Colin Bell stand all the way to the tunnel, not even a gesture of acknowledgment. Mind you on the upside him and Zinchenko did keep passing the ball to us
You feeling alright, mate?Comfortably the best - no obvious "weaker" link, all with incredible footballing intelligence and awareness - and all pushing each other to even greater heights of professionalism and performance. The Centurions were incredible - but this team is another level.
In fairness, if we'd have been losing at that stage then he wouldn't have gotten the ovation he didVery disappointed with Jesus that despite who he plays for he was applauded off the pitch from the south stand and Colin Bell stand all the way to the tunnel, not even a gesture of acknowledgment. Mind you on the upside him and Zinchenko did keep passing the ball to us
You missed it.When he got subbed, Jesus had to walk around the pitch infront of the South Stand to get back to the bench. He was clapped literally the whole way round by City fans and unless I missed it, didn’t acknowledge that support once. I loved both Jesus and Zinchenko when they were with us, but it hasn’t taken long for me to lose a lot of that love. I swear they never used to be babies like this.
Spot on. Could you imagine any of our lads doing that? Absolutely not.never mind the letter,they took the piss (or tried) from the penalty spot all those years back and they have the audacity to call us arrogant, let the cunts stew