Arsenal Thread - 2023/24

[wolviedinho]

Hahaha

Arseholes tv innit?

-:)

 

[gordondaviesmoustache]

1. Retain champions league and match liverpool as only english club to do so
2. Retake the league cup.
3. win european super cup
4. win world club championship
5. win 4 titles in a row and set a record
6. retain FA cup
7. win historic second treble.or even a quadruple
8. rebuild after losing senior players and beinging through youth

Nah nothing to prove

Liverpool have never retained the CL, and if we’re talking of the European Cup overall then Forest did.

 

[Jesus H Gabz]

Lot of talk from the Arse camp about how they’re ready to win the PL because they now have experience of losing a race, Arteta is a genius, and it’s all been done on a shoestring? Yet they have the highest net spend in the last five years & haven’t been in the CL during that period, they’ve obviously played European football in that time but unless they’re posting profits of £80M I don’t see how they’re Uefa compliant?

 

[waspish]

Lot of talk from the Arse camp about how they’re ready to win the PL because they now have experience of losing a race, Arteta is a genius, and it’s all been done on a shoestring? Yet they have the highest net spend in the last five years & haven’t been in the CL during that period, they’ve obviously played European football in that time but unless they’re posting profits of £80M I don’t see how they’re Uefa compliant?

They'll be fine with uefa ffp because its changed its 90% of turnover allowed on wages the firs year 2nd its 80% 3rd its 70%

 

[gray740]

Lot of talk from the Arse camp about how they’re ready to win the PL because they now have experience of losing a race, Arteta is a genius, and it’s all been done on a shoestring? Yet they have the highest net spend in the last five years & haven’t been in the CL during that period, they’ve obviously played European football in that time but unless they’re posting profits of £80M I don’t see how they’re Uefa compliant?

Season ticket prices will cover that.

 

[GaudinoMotors]

Good God - why do people try to fight when they clearly can't?

 

[GunnerGer]

Good God - why do people try to fight when they clearly can't?

I've never been in a fight in my adult life, so I'd hate to see a video of myself in the same situation! :-)

 

[citizen_maine]

Lot of talk from the Arse camp about how they’re ready to win the PL because they now have experience of losing a race, Arteta is a genius, and it’s all been done on a shoestring? Yet they have the highest net spend in the last five years & haven’t been in the CL during that period, they’ve obviously played European football in that time but unless they’re posting profits of £80M I don’t see how they’re Uefa compliant?

They've had experience of losing that race for a number of years

 

[hammocity]

They'll be fine with uefa ffp because its changed its 90% of turnover allowed on wages the firs year 2nd its 80% 3rd its 70%

Wages and transfer plus Agents fees, they’ll be restricted in future years due to their amortised costs unless they off load a few players to balance the books.

 

[mancboy]

Baffling narrative that an experience of losing sets you up to win, by that logic spurs are winning the league for the next few years