Honestly, he seems like another Pep in the making. So similar in the gestures he makes, the passion he shows, and also the intelligence. I don’t know if it will ever be in the pipeline for him to come back to City one day, but he’d be top of my list to be honest, in the post-Pep world. My gut feeling is Arteta will want to see this project out at Arsenal, and will still be committed to it when Pep leaves us. So we’ll have to go for someone else I reckon.
Missed the game. What decisions were ‘dodgy’?
Still none the wiser.lolLet’s just say Anthony of Altrincham is picking up his winners medal. He should be nowhere near a top game EVER.
Where have you been ,have you slept through nine clubs getting together,it goes on all the time,pigmol has shown itself time after time to be corrupt,if you had watched the end of the season you would have seen how the rags got top four,pigmol never have to explain and once the game is over people just move on,halsey tried to lift the lid and he got shut down,football has proved itself to be corrupt and protective of those who form the cartel and numerous other scandals ,time to wake up,we as a club have been screwed over every which way by others getting together and by pigmol using varWait a minute. Are we saying that the Premier league, the FA and numerous chairman and CEO's decided that Arsenal needed to be in Europe therefore they, via a nominated individual or elected group, approached pgmol or Anthony Taylor directly and ordered or coerced them into taking part in fraudulent and possibly criminal behaviour in order to achieve a favourable result that meant an elected team won a match via said match being 'fixed' and officiated unfairly? How many people do we think were privy to this dynamite information? How many do you think will keep it quiet and not blow the whistle?
I wonder when the discussion took place for this to happen? Did Mike Riley order Anthony Taylor to officiate the game in a particular way knowing that this would favour Arsenal? Or did he employ the sledgehammer approach and simply told him to 'make sure Arsenal win'.
This could be huge if it got out. I hope some serious journalists are reading this because if they are they'll be telling the editor to hold the front page.
Never in 43yrs did I think I would fall out of love with football,the manipulation from var and pigmol and the blatant way it has been done has pushed me right away,fair enough I like most people have had real life severe things to deal with which puts football into perspective but the damage was done before that,add to that the disgrace that is UEFA and the corruption of the cartels and where do we go with the game
Still none the wiser.lol
I fell asleep and missed the second half.The sending off was definitely not deserving of a 2nd yellow.
The Pen was soft and could have been outside box although VAR agreed with him.
Arsenal fell around a lot and he fell for it most times.
Wait a minute. Are we saying that the Premier league, the FA and numerous chairman and CEO's decided that Arsenal needed to be in Europe therefore they, via a nominated individual or elected group, approached pgmol or Anthony Taylor directly and ordered or coerced them into taking part in fraudulent and possibly criminal behaviour in order to achieve a favourable result that meant an elected team won a match via said match being 'fixed' and officiated unfairly? How many people do we think were privy to this dynamite information? How many do you think will keep it quiet and not blow the whistle?
I wonder when the discussion took place for this to happen? Did Mike Riley order Anthony Taylor to officiate the game in a particular way knowing that this would favour Arsenal? Or did he employ the sledgehammer approach and simply told him to 'make sure Arsenal win'.
This could be huge if it got out. I hope some serious journalists are reading this because if they are they'll be telling the editor to hold the front page.
Still none the wiser.lol