The Official Arsenal - 14 x Cup Winners Thread (Vol 5)
Discussion
CharliesTTS said:
Yes..feeling that way too..trying to convince myself that martinelli will run riot for the last 20mins so everything will be ok..just not convincing myself!
No Reiss either, he's not getting the time, and I'd rather him to come on for Nketamine, hopefully proved wrong!Rodri and De B on for Citeh side, plus Haaland means need to be on the front foot but avoiding the sucker punch counter.
Oh well >.< CYG!!!!
RacingPete said:
aeropilot said:
Yep, that result has given Liverpool the title now I'm afraid, especially with their better run-in of games.
I’m not so sure. Manure away will be a tough match regardless of their form. We will probably lose at Brighton though. I know, the media will whip themselves up into frenzied ecstasy if Klopp wins it in his last year, but I think it's hard to argue against the idea that Liverpool have probably deserved more than one title in Klopp's tenure, they've played some incredible football.
Anyway. It's not over until it's over, and Liverpool haven't always been convincing this season. There's still all to play for.
leglessAlex said:
If they win, I don't mind. City winning it again would be so tiresome, they've been so dominant for so long.
I know, the media will whip themselves up into frenzied ecstasy if Klopp wins it in his last year, but I think it's hard to argue against the idea that Liverpool have probably deserved more than one title in Klopp's tenure, they've played some incredible football.
Anyway. It's not over until it's over, and Liverpool haven't always been convincing this season. There's still all to play for.
Can't argue with that. I know, the media will whip themselves up into frenzied ecstasy if Klopp wins it in his last year, but I think it's hard to argue against the idea that Liverpool have probably deserved more than one title in Klopp's tenure, they've played some incredible football.
Anyway. It's not over until it's over, and Liverpool haven't always been convincing this season. There's still all to play for.
Our defence is not what it was especiallywith key injuries, neither is our attack.
I wish I was as confident as some of the posters on here that it is indeed on it's way back to Anfield.
I was surprised how bad a very near full strength City was today. Arteta should probably take some credit for that too.
Think Arsenal went in to that game with a “we can’t lose this” mentality which is totally understandable. First team to shut out City at home for two or three years I think.
Agree with above comment about Saka not looking fit, with him operating at 70% and Martinelli on the bench we lacked that incisive pace.
Long way to go and whoever wins it will have got close to maximum points from the remaining games. Arsenal probably need to win every game looking at City’s fixtures. If we’d lost today we could have won every game and still not won it…I think that was the most important thing today. Avoid defeat.
Agree with above comment about Saka not looking fit, with him operating at 70% and Martinelli on the bench we lacked that incisive pace.
Long way to go and whoever wins it will have got close to maximum points from the remaining games. Arsenal probably need to win every game looking at City’s fixtures. If we’d lost today we could have won every game and still not won it…I think that was the most important thing today. Avoid defeat.
Edited by Cheib on Monday 1st April 10:43
leglessAlex said:
If they win, I don't mind. City winning it again would be so tiresome, they've been so dominant for so long.
I know, the media will whip themselves up into frenzied ecstasy if Klopp wins it in his last year, but I think it's hard to argue against the idea that Liverpool have probably deserved more than one title in Klopp's tenure, they've played some incredible football.
Anyway. It's not over until it's over, and Liverpool haven't always been convincing this season. There's still all to play for.
That’s a decent result for you and us I think.I know, the media will whip themselves up into frenzied ecstasy if Klopp wins it in his last year, but I think it's hard to argue against the idea that Liverpool have probably deserved more than one title in Klopp's tenure, they've played some incredible football.
Anyway. It's not over until it's over, and Liverpool haven't always been convincing this season. There's still all to play for.
All 3 top teams will drop a few points but it’s nice to have a proper competitive chase for the title for a change.
If we don’t win it I hope you do and not City
Happy enough with a draw.
City are more than capable of winning their next 9 which is the scary thing and I still think the winners will still need 90+ points to take the title.
They also have the same points at this point as they did last season and we had less games, and a points advantage. Tall order unfortunately, and 9 games this month is mental.
City are more than capable of winning their next 9 which is the scary thing and I still think the winners will still need 90+ points to take the title.
They also have the same points at this point as they did last season and we had less games, and a points advantage. Tall order unfortunately, and 9 games this month is mental.
So only Timber not fit, and he's 1-2 u21 matches from being ready...is Arteta going to pull a Wenger and try and eek out a win with the "reserves" go 2 down then chase the game or go full bore then sub off if comfortable lead (if such a thing is possible v Luton)?
Jesus is rustier than the Titanic, as is Tomi and Partey so half expect them to start.
Only 3 days to Brighton (away), then another 3 to Bayern (home) suggests we need to rotate but not sure the quality beyond regular starting 11 to see out EPL games.
Jesus is rustier than the Titanic, as is Tomi and Partey so half expect them to start.
Only 3 days to Brighton (away), then another 3 to Bayern (home) suggests we need to rotate but not sure the quality beyond regular starting 11 to see out EPL games.
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