Premier League (midweek) Games 10/11/12 May '22

[Alan Harper's Tash]

I’m fucking sick of hearing that advert break music “you’ll never stop this thing I will never letchoo go”.

Fucking awful, and they’ve had it for about three seasons now.

Bring back Written in the Stars or Glorious.

 

[mat]

We'd never get that penalty.

Arsenal are shafted more than we are by refs.

 

[ninjamonkey]

Hard to choose a preference here, if ever there's a "can they both lose" situation it's this game. Both God awful clubs. I suppose at a push I'd sooner spurs get in the champions league because you know with absolute certainty they'll bottle everything and won't progress as a club anyway. arsenal, whilst being miles and miles away from the top at least have shown something resembling a plan, a lot of young players with potential in their squad.

Spurs have got Burnley at home and Norwich away, arsenal have Newcastle away and Everton at home. Will be a laugh to see which side bottles it against relegation fodder, I fancy both sides to cave under the pressure it's just a case of who caves more.

 

[MCFC1993]

Holding's was a nailed on red card. Lucky to not get a straight red. He'd already made 2 yellow card offences beforehand (booked for just 1 of them).

The penalty was far too soft though.

 

[jimharri]

It was also his 3rd foul after the yellow inside 30 mins.

If he’d not been sent off for the forearm, there’s have been another in 5 minutes.

He was an idiot. Arteta should have subbed him off, bringing on White. It was like Mario at Arsenal in 11/12. Everyone could see the red card coming, except Roberto.

 

[Blue Smarties]

I was going to stick a tenner on an Arsenal red and Xhaka booking. Didn't get round to it so fully expecting Xhaka to boot the shit out of Son in the second half.

 

[super_city_si]

Holding's was a nailed on red card. Lucky to not get a straight red. He'd already made 2 yellow card offences beforehand (booked for just 1 of them).

The penalty was far too soft though.

Agree. holding no complaints. Got away with a one match ban compared to three. Should have been a straight red.
that penalty though was very soft.

 

[BringBackSwales]

Holding's was a nailed on red card. Lucky to not get a straight red. He'd already made 2 yellow card offences beforehand (booked for just 1 of them).

The penalty was far too soft though.

The second yellow was a red but not as much of a red as the far more blatant one that Fabinho got away with

 

[domalino]

Hard to choose a preference here, if ever there's a "can they both lose" situation it's this game. Both God awful clubs. I suppose at a push I'd sooner spurs get in the champions league because you know with absolute certainty they'll bottle everything and won't progress as a club anyway. arsenal, whilst being miles and miles away from the top at least have shown something resembling a plan, a lot of young players with potential in their squad.

Spurs have got Burnley at home and Norwich away, arsenal have Newcastle away and Everton at home. Will be a laugh to see which side bottles it against relegation fodder, I fancy both sides to cave under the pressure it's just a case of who caves more.

I wonder how good Spurs can get with Conte if he gets some money to spend. Don’t think he can challenge us but might be a solid 3rd.

 

[Millwallawayveteran1988]

Can always rely on Arsenal to mess things up.