Premier League 2024-2025

[gawa316]

Ornstein reporting Rodri expected to miss a considerable period with the knee injury

[Gabriel_Hurl]

Who'll they spend 100m on to replace him with?

[brokencrossbar1]

Who'll they spend 100m on to replace him with?

Zubimendi....wait and see!

[quit yo jibbajabba]

Who'll they spend 100m on to replace him with?

Zubimendi....wait and see!

This

[Mourne Red]

Who'll they spend 100m on to replace him with?

Zubimendi....wait and see!

This

Wishful thinking - He's Madrid bound with Xabi Alonso next summer, more or less agreed

[ONeill]

Arsenal fans losing the run of themselves. Trossard was 100% a second yellow either for the barge or the kicking the ball away I'm sick of Arteta crying too.

Overall Arsenal were very disappointing when they went down to 10. City were very poor after Rodri went off and Arsenal didn't even try to do anything they should have put someone up front for the chance of a breakaway.

Which Arsenal fans are they who lost the run of themselves that you take as a yardstick?

[square_ball]

Arsenal fans losing the run of themselves. Trossard was 100% a second yellow either for the barge or the kicking the ball away I'm sick of Arteta crying too.

Overall Arsenal were very disappointing when they went down to 10. City were very poor after Rodri went off and Arsenal didn't even try to do anything they should have put someone up front for the chance of a breakaway.

Which Arsenal fans are they who lost the run of themselves that you take as a yardstick?

Thought Ian Wright was going to burst into tears when he made a video calling Haaland a coward.

[Puckoon]

Really struggling to understand the ire of arsenal and non arsenal fans at the reaction from the game and how the second half was played. What world are you living in where you expected any other performance in the second half, it would be folly to "play a man up front" on the hope of the breakaway against arguably the best team in world soccer on their home turf.

Dark arts? My hole. Emirates will be a hell of a rematch.

[NAG1]

Really struggling to understand the ire of arsenal and non arsenal fans at the reaction from the game and how the second half was played. What world are you living in where you expected any other performance in the second half, it would be folly to "play a man up front" on the hope of the breakaway against arguably the best team in world soccer on their home turf.

Dark arts? My hole. Emirates will be a hell of a rematch.

I think it stems from the fact that there is something inherently unlikeable about Arteta.

[tiempo]

Really struggling to understand the ire of arsenal and non arsenal fans at the reaction from the game and how the second half was played. What world are you living in where you expected any other performance in the second half, it would be folly to "play a man up front" on the hope of the breakaway against arguably the best team in world soccer on their home turf.

Dark arts? My hole. Emirates will be a hell of a rematch.

I think it stems from the fact that there is something inherently unlikeable about Arteta.

The old hair dye/lego head thing is a bit curious

[quit yo jibbajabba]

Everyone seems so pumped up these days but arsenal and arteta have taken it to a new level. Every decision nearly questioned. All so intense

[tiempo]

Everyone seems so pumped up these days but arsenal and arteta have taken it to a new level. Every decision nearly questioned. All so intense

Meh

RVN missed penalty back in the day was pretty pumped, and the 50th game to end the unbeaten run
Plenty of animosity between Utd-Chelsea, Chelsea-Liverpool, Liverpool-Utd, Utd-City, City-Liverpool going back overt the years
Mourinho even went buck mental at his own physio for treating an injured player

In terms of challenging every decision, it seems a tactic employed by certain teams that their ancillary staff in the dugout get het up

These big flashpoints tend to occur when the rivalry heats up and the stakes are high, nothing new

[tonto1888]

Really struggling to understand the ire of arsenal and non arsenal fans at the reaction from the game and how the second half was played. What world are you living in where you expected any other performance in the second half, it would be folly to "play a man up front" on the hope of the breakaway against arguably the best team in world soccer on their home turf.

Dark arts? My hole. Emirates will be a hell of a rematch.

I think it stems from the fact that there is something inherently unlikeable about Arteta.

played for angers. Thats enough for me

[quit yo jibbajabba]

Everyone seems so pumped up these days but arsenal and arteta have taken it to a new level. Every decision nearly questioned. All so intense

Meh

RVN missed penalty back in the day was pretty pumped, and the 50th game to end the unbeaten run
Plenty of animosity between Utd-Chelsea, Chelsea-Liverpool, Liverpool-Utd, Utd-City, City-Liverpool going back overt the years
Mourinho even went buck mental at his own physio for treating an injured player

In terms of challenging every decision, it seems a tactic employed by certain teams that their ancillary staff in the dugout get het up

These big flashpoints tend to occur when the rivalry heats up and the stakes are high, nothing new

I take some of your point but the Arse are at it even at the smaller matches. Yes deffo a tactic to get the staff up as much as possible, Newcastle at it too

[lurganblue]

Really struggling to understand the ire of arsenal and non arsenal fans at the reaction from the game and how the second half was played. What world are you living in where you expected any other performance in the second half, it would be folly to "play a man up front" on the hope of the breakaway against arguably the best team in world soccer on their home turf.

Dark arts? My hole. Emirates will be a hell of a rematch.

I think it stems from the fact that there is something inherently unlikeable about Arteta.

He's never done moaning about something. And that is coming through the players on the pitch now too.