I still think we will win the league

[SPIDERBOY]

Sorry mate but I did as you asked.

No problem mate,genuinely thought we'd of done better against Leicester and Spuds.

 

[Chippy_boy]

The fact that we are a mere 6 points ahead of the scum, and they are in a worse position than they were under Moyes, tells you all you need to know. We've been a shambles this season from the 6th game onwards. I am so bloody annoyed at how we have allowed what should have been one of the easiest titles ever to win, to slip away from us as it has. Hopefully we can pull a rabbit out of the hat, but hope is not a strategy and I am not sure we have a strategy.

 

[Big Yaya Wilko 12]

The fact that we are a mere 6 points ahead of the scum, and they are in a worse position than they were under Moyes, tells you all you need to know. We've been a shambles this season from the 6th game onwards. I am so bloody annoyed at how we have allowed what should have been one of the easiest titles ever to win, to slip away from us as it has. Hopefully we can pull a rabbit out of the hat, but hope is not a strategy and I am not sure we have a strategy.

The most infuriating season in a long time.

Including the two after the title wins!

 

[Millwallawayveteran1988]

The fact that we are a mere 6 points ahead of the scum, and they are in a worse position than they were under Moyes, tells you all you need to know. We've been a shambles this season from the 6th game onwards. I am so bloody annoyed at how we have allowed what should have been one of the easiest titles ever to win, to slip away from us as it has. Hopefully we can pull a rabbit out of the hat, but hope is not a strategy and I am not sure we have a strategy.

In the last 21 games we are only 1 above them.

 

[Chippy_boy]

In the last 21 games we are only 1 above them.

I don't mean to appear like a spoilt child, in that no club has a god-given right to expect to win everything. But even so,

 

[Dolo]

It doesnt matter who each team plays, it will be down to the nerve and attitude of the players...

All the games for each team will be difficult..

I had given up on us a few games ago but i actually feel the Pep news could be a turning point..

Not because players are playing for there future but because the news is out now and there wont be any distractions..

We actually have a few things up our sleeve that may give us an edge..


1. Vinny should come back at some point in the run in

2. Nasri will also return, some may think " so what " but he will not want Arsenal to win it and will have a point to prove..

3.It looks like Yayas last season and i am sure he will want to go out on a high..

4.The players will want Manual to have a great send off as he has been a great manager for them..

As a team we will come alive in the last 8 games of the season..

We will win it..

Vinny was unable to shut out Spurs.

Nasri is not a player who would get in the Arsenal team, so how is he supposed to make the difference?

Yaya is a pessimist. Knowing Pep is coming to kick him out, it will fill him with spite. It isnt in Yaya's mentality to want put in an effort to 'go out a winner'. He lost the ball against Spurs and didnt bother to track back.

The players seem to be indifferent to Pellegrini leaving. Are they playing like a bunch who want to send him off a winner? Rather its more like a case of a bunch of employees slagging off knowing their boss has been sacked and isnt in a position to hold them accountable.


Why does everyone take the eternal optimist view when discussing how we are doing this season. Anyone else notice the blind delusion that we will all of a sudden start playing like champions and storm home? How long have we been waiting for this to happen? Our game against Newcastle has been postponed due to the league cup final. So if our rivals win that weekend games, they all go 7 points ahead of us, whilst our next league game after that is away at Anfield.

I dont understand the optimism. We have showed for almost 5 months that inconsistent performances riddles with defensive naivety is our current level. We are not just going to snap out of it all of a sudden.

 

[Ric]

Vinny was unable to shut out Spurs.

Nasri is not a player who would get in the Arsenal team, so how is he supposed to make the difference?

Yaya is a pessimist. Knowing Pep is coming to kick him out, it will fill him with spite. It isnt in Yaya's mentality to want put in an effort to 'go out a winner'. He lost the ball against Spurs and didnt bother to track back.

The players seem to be indifferent to Pellegrini leaving. Are they playing like a bunch who want to send him off a winner? Rather its more like a case of a bunch of employees slagging off knowing their boss has been sacked and isnt in a position to hold them accountable.


Why does everyone take the eternal optimist view when discussing how we are doing this season. Anyone else notice the blind delusion that we will all of a sudden start playing like champions and storm home? How long have we been waiting for this to happen? Our game against Newcastle has been postponed due to the league cup final. So if our rivals win that weekend games, they all go 7 points ahead of us, whilst our next league game after that is away at Anfield.

I dont understand the optimism. We have showed for almost 5 months that inconsistent performances riddles with defensive naivety is our current level. We are not just going to snap out of it all of a sudden.

You're a ray of sunshine.

 

[Sergio Picasso Aguero]

If we keep Vinny, Merlin and Kun fit for the rest of the season we have a chance. Like the big man said, we would be stupid to give up on the title in this position given our history.

 

[Marvin]

Drop Toure and we'll at least be physically competitive. It is that simple. Can't see it happening though.

Write the rest of the season off.

 

[webelieve]

Bit by bit things will start to fall into place. There is a long way to go yet. Our recent experience of winning the title will push us on until the end of the season and hopefully lead to us winning the league.