Edghill OG
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If there's anybody left. Haha. To be fair the early leaver syndrome hasn't been as bad thus far.
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If there's anybody left. Haha. To be fair the early leaver syndrome hasn't been as bad thus far.
swintonjamie
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Genuine question - how has Arsenal’s atmosphere changed so dramatically? I know they’ve been performing better but literally since the start of last season it seemed to have transformed? I hear a lot about them changing things to improve it but like what?
pride in battle
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They are playing miles better...Genuine question - how has Arsenal’s atmosphere changed so dramatically? I know they’ve been performing better but literally since the start of last season it seemed to have transformed? I hear a lot about them changing things to improve it but like what?
Their atmosphere was part of what cost them the league last season imo. They all get too emotional. But for a marginal offside at the weekend against United we'd have been talking about them going overboard and mucking it up again.Genuine question - how has Arsenal’s atmosphere changed so dramatically? I know they’ve been performing better but literally since the start of last season it seemed to have transformed? I hear a lot about them changing things to improve it but like what?
Man_City_Loyal
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Genuine question - how has Arsenal’s atmosphere changed so dramatically? I know they’ve been performing better but literally since the start of last season it seemed to have transformed? I hear a lot about them changing things to improve it but like what?
better organization around chanting and building atmosphere. Seems to be a younger element taking charge of it.
swintonjamie
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possibly…although they also had a hell of a lot of comebacks which did seem fuelled by the atmosphere as well. Just seems like such a change, whether good or bad for them I would have put Emirates as one of the worst until last season.Their atmosphere was part of what cost them the league last season imo. They all get too emotional. But for a marginal offside at the weekend against United we'd have been talking about them going overboard and mucking it up again.
EastMidlandsBlue
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My theory with Arsenal is that they're so ashamed at the state of that Ashburton lot who bang their drum all game, that they purposely try and out sing them.
Most of the noise at Arsenal comes from the opposite end to the 'ultras'.
Most of the noise at Arsenal comes from the opposite end to the 'ultras'.
jimmygrimblesboots
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The Pimms and prawn sandwiches are freeGenuine question - how has Arsenal’s atmosphere changed so dramatically? I know they’ve been performing better but literally since the start of last season it seemed to have transformed? I hear a lot about them changing things to improve it but like what?
citymad
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not to mention the tea and scones at half time….wot wot!The Pimms and prawn sandwiches are free
City v Fulham.
Newcastle V Bournemouth.
The atmosphere is really flat. You can hear a pin drop at times. Hardly any chanting. Just moans, grumblings, frustration, etc. 0-0 at half-time.
Games like Fulham, Bournemouth etc don't only effect the atmosphere at the Etihad. They effect the atmosphere at every PL ground, even ground with supposed good atmospheres.
Newcastle V Bournemouth.
The atmosphere is really flat. You can hear a pin drop at times. Hardly any chanting. Just moans, grumblings, frustration, etc. 0-0 at half-time.
Games like Fulham, Bournemouth etc don't only effect the atmosphere at the Etihad. They effect the atmosphere at every PL ground, even ground with supposed good atmospheres.
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