Arsenal Thread | 2024/25

bluemanc16 said:
I have just seen the BBC's report of yesterday's match calling Arsenal performance to be "streetwise" instead of what it was, cynical and anti -football .In all the years Liverpool were our main challengers, these were not their characteristics.Yesterday, I left the ground with a bad taste in my mouth because Arsenal could win the League which would be a retrograde step for football.
I thought I would never say this, but, if we can't win the League this year I hope Liverpool can win it, that's how strongly I feel about Arsenal dragging football back to the dark days of anti , win at all costs football
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I wouldn't worry, they ain't winning it. They will shithouse themselves out of it like they have the previous two seasons, that's what they are.
 
bridgeno1 said:
Actually I thought the defence did very well vs Haaland. He scored his goal, after Gabriel left a big gap and Savinho made a nice pass (superb clinical finish from Haaland btw), and he had a header saved but was largely pocketed in the 2nd half despite playing vs a 10 man team that had flown back from Italy on thursday night and had 2 of the starting back 4 subbed off with cramp for a Polish reserve team player and a 17 year old making his debut.

Haaland's scored a billion goals this season already and when Trossard was sent off surely the feeling was the game was made for Haaland but they largely frustrated him to the extent that he had a go at the aforementioned 17 year old making his debut, and then threw the ball at Gabriel's head after Stones got the equaliser (apparently this is all cool with VAR lol). He then tried to bulldoze Partey. He basically lost control.

I'll let you be the judge if you think that's classy or not, suffice to say the Arsenal defence will remember his actions and he can expect a warm reunion with them at the Emirates next year. Havertz has apparently already said that the foul on Rodri in the first seconds was to remind him of what he said about Arsenal's mentality in an interview at the end of last season, I'd expect Haaland has talked himself into getting smashed at some point in the game at the Emirates. All very unseemly and nothing I'd condone but there are signs he's getting carried away - you'd never see Mbappe do that for example.
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The mask is slipping, it always does. They start out all reasonable but sooner or later they can’t help themselves.
On a lighter note, who do we think is going to ‘smash’ Haaland at the Emirates?
Maybe hard man Ben Orange who tried to pick a fight with the smallest man on the pitch last season?
I would actually pay to watch that.
 
paulchapo said:
I have come to detest Arsenal. They are a the premier leagues Atletico Madrid. Time wasting, feigning injury, snide fouls, kicking the ball away, fouling the keeper on corners, crowding the ref and causing melee's with the opposition. They will do anything to gain an advantage. Thankfully so far these tactics have failed to win them the title, or any trophy since the fa cup in Arteta's first season. Even better news is the whole of football, the officials and even some sections of the media are now waking up to it. Soon they will be getting free kicks given against them on every corner they take for their illegal tactics. The same with their shameful gamesmanship.

This all starts from the top with that two faced little shitehouse Arteta. A man with no moral fibre, decency or principles. A man who skulked off in the night and stabbed his best mate Pep, our club and fans in the back to sign for Arsenal. This was in spite of being under contract to ourselves and it being halfway through the season. A Judas scab of the highest order. Never forgive, never forget.
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Seventeen red cards since Arteta took over ... Seventeen . In less than five years. More than a coincidence methinks.
 
bridgeno1 said:
Actually I thought the defence did very well vs Haaland. He scored his goal, after Gabriel left a big gap and Savinho made a nice pass (superb clinical finish from Haaland btw), and he had a header saved but was largely pocketed in the 2nd half despite playing vs a 10 man team that had flown back from Italy on thursday night and had 2 of the starting back 4 subbed off with cramp for a Polish reserve team player and a 17 year old making his debut.

Haaland's scored a billion goals this season already and when Trossard was sent off surely the feeling was the game was made for Haaland but they largely frustrated him to the extent that he had a go at the aforementioned 17 year old making his debut, and then threw the ball at Gabriel's head after Stones got the equaliser (apparently this is all cool with VAR lol). He then tried to bulldoze Partey. He basically lost control.

I'll let you be the judge if you think that's classy or not, suffice to say the Arsenal defence will remember his actions and he can expect a warm reunion with them at the Emirates next year. Havertz has apparently already said that the foul on Rodri in the first seconds was to remind him of what he said about Arsenal's mentality in an interview at the end of last season, I'd expect Haaland has talked himself into getting smashed at some point in the game at the Emirates. All very unseemly and nothing I'd condone but there are signs he's getting carried away - you'd never see Mbappe do that for example.
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Your team are just a bunch of cheating nasty snidey time wasting cunts..
Fucking wankers too a man..mind you having a **** like legohead as a manager then you are always likely to be a snide bunch.
You don't have the bollocks to play football against us at our place as you know we are much better than you..when we go to your ground we won't be scared of you.
Let's see how havertz goes against Rod next time..
 
If Arsenal come up short again this season where do they go from here? They have tried every trick in the book and it hasn't worked. Stealing our assistant manager. Taking two.of our players. Copying Pep then realising he's just better. Spending hugely to beef out their squad. Now cheating and employing tactics not seen in this country since the dark days of Don Revie's Leeds. One horrible club from top to bottom.
 
Gray said:
Goalie at one point late on went to place the ball on the left side of his box to take the goalkick. He then (as he had done all match) picked it up and took it to the right side of his box, took a couple of steps back and then sat down.

If Oliver had been doing his job he should have given him a straight red card.

P.S. They should stick to rugby in NZ, and sheep farming.
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The All Blacks aura of invincibility has waned and dairy farming has decimated the sheep industry. There is an increasing interest in sports such as football and basketball which has sent the Rugby afficionado's into panic mode.
 
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