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Arsenal Thread | 2024/25
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They won with a depleted side at their fiercest enemies. I'd say that's a good reason to celebrate.Looks like the players have been drilled to celebrate like fuck in front of their fans going off yesterday. Fake passion. It'll all end in tears again.
Oh yeah, too right. You've got form for it though.They won with a depleted side at their fiercest enemies. I'd say that's a good reason to celebrate.
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I'll agree with that. Although is it really a depleted side when you were missing two or three starters?They won with a depleted side at their fiercest enemies. I'd say that's a good reason to celebrate.
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It was a derby. No problem with them celebrating / over celebrating yesterday. You want to rub it in against your hated rivals.Looks like the players have been drilled to celebrate like fuck in front of their fans going off yesterday. Fake passion. It'll all end in tears again.
Its when they start doing it every game when we know theyve blown it
True.Oh yeah, too right. You've got form for it though.
Rice and Odegaard is like City being without Rodri and KDB (not saying they are as good I just mean in terms of impact). A big miss.I'll agree with that. Although is it really a depleted side when you were missing two or three starters?
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Any team with title aspirations has to be able to win ugly and they did that. Spurs were abysmal going forwad but I think Arsenal wil definitely be the team to push us this season just like last year. Competition is healthy and the two head to heads in the League are massive games..They won with a depleted side at their fiercest enemies. I'd say that's a good reason to celebrate.
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Afraid not, that one is down as us as well.Bugger. The season after that one maybe?
Edit, I just checked Redcafe and it seems they have the Rags down to win the next 2?
#confused.com
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Rice and Odegaard is like City being without Rodri and KDB (not saying they are as good I just mean in terms of impact). A big miss.
We won the league without De Bruyne already and we've got the personnel to win without Rodri this season as well
Yeah but you're a better side than us.We won the league without De Bruyne already and we've got the personnel to win without Rodri this season as well
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Really pleased with digging out a result with a depleted side against a team whose cup final is against us.
Thought Timber did well against the best right winger in the PL*. Maryinelli missed a good chance but otherwise did well against the best right back in Europe*. And our centre backs kept out the £65m striker who is better than Haaland*. Job done.
*According to Tottenham fans.
For the money spent Spurs look woeful upfront.
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Ah yeah, but could he win the league with Rotherham? The bald fraudWho is? There's Pep, and then there's all the other managers. It's like comparing Messi to the next best attacking midfielder. Pep's a generational manager. He could join any of the PL top 3 from last season and he'd win them the league.
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Nah, I think you'll find that "next year is aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaarr year laaaaaaaaaaaaaa" ;)I hadn't realised. Oh well, there's always next season I suppose.
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It was a good result tbf. Without those two i expected Arsenal to struggle at Spurs, to get beat. Still I thought it could have went either way and the stats (I think) show that.Really pleased with digging out a result with a depleted side against a team whose cup final is against us.
Thought Timber did well against the best right winger in the PL*. Maryinelli missed a good chance but otherwise did well against the best right back in Europe*. And our centre backs kept out the £65m striker who is better than Haaland*. Job done.
*According to Tottenham fans.
Its mental strength that Arsenal need, to keep going and not bottle it. Took City years to get to that stage with regards to the CL. I just dont know if Arteta can give them that, even now after that result. But we will see.
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Our Tata will come with a game plan similar to the one Mancini took to Arsenal some seasons ago for which plan he was berated by the RDAHMeedya, and which, quite remarkably Our Tata emulated last season at The Etihad. I expect a similar game plan next Sunday.Yeah but you're a better side than us.
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I think you'll find that's actually us.Really pleased with digging out a result with a depleted side against a team whose cup final is against us.
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