Well that was a red card in fairness.

"Wenger: "Our fans believed we were in a position to win the league. We didn't. I think it is more disappointed love than aggression." #afc"

Unbelievable.

If ever an arsenal fan gives you stick about chelsea, our support, anything to do with the club, all you have to do is remind them of the embarrassing display they put on today

What a numpty   

^ The protests seem more understandable now

What a numpty   

 

I seen that live. Sky were showing a bunch of Arsenal fans with their signs saying 'Wenger out' and 'Time for Change' and then they went to this guy and i started laughing 

Is this a joke I'm not getting?

I heard on BBC News that there was more chance of finding the Loch Ness Monster and Elvis alive than there was Leicester winning the title.......i just find that stupid. 2 things that are actually impossible had more chances of happening than something that always was possible.

Is this a joke I'm not getting?

It's a Norwich fan taking the piss with a sign he must have found in the bar.

It's a Norwich fan taking the piss with a sign he must have found in the bar.

Sometimes football just brings you these little gems, fantastic 'banter', taking the piss out of Arsenal fans!

Arsenal Fan TV put up 22 (!) videos after yesterday's game. I thought this one interesting as the chap being interviewed explores why the 'Wenger Out' fans are a minority (albeit a vocal one) and the film discusses how easily you can hype a campaign on social media. Some v interesting points about Wenger's teams over the years, too.

In another video, Clause says some thing like '...top four again, great...'. Most PL teams would accept a top four finish as being great but the fear of the 'Arsene Out'lot seems to be that Wenger and the club are only aiming for that.

Edited May 1, 201610 yr by Spudulike

Here's Claude, making some interesting points:

West Ham reportedly interested in Lacazette.

He is an excellent player and still very young. Would be a tremendous signing.

Was shocked with the Payet signing last season but this would be even more of a shock.

So today is the day Leicester City would win the Premier League, insane.

Reading all the build up it does leave a slight bitter taste as (with ALL due respect) we should have perhaps won it comfortabley if our players and Manager had apploed theirselves.

But it's not over, Liverpool looked certain in 201...4? To win the thing but they slipped (hehe) up at the last moment. Back then we took our chance to save football and my god we have a duty this time too.

Today this man becomes a champion:

 

 

 

I am absolutely buzzing. The city is alive. On the whisky to calm my nerves and heading into town to watch the game in a little bit. Tonight Leicester will experience a city-wide party the likes of which we have never seen.

Don't know about today. Man utd may well beat them.

What a day is today! Hopefully, Leicester will win the title today and we will beat Spurs tomorrow. Leicester's story is just amazing and as a young coach I'm going to take a lot from it.

It's a Norwich fan taking the piss with a sign he must have found in the bar.

The Protest was very fitting for Wenger's Arsenal...promised much, delivered little and caused everyone else to laugh at them

Today this man becomes a champion:

 

 

 

I am absolutely buzzing. The city is alive. On the whisky to calm my nerves and heading into town to watch the game in a little bit. Tonight Leicester will experience a city-wide party the likes of which we have never seen.

 

Enjoy it. Your boys have been the best team over the course of the season and it's a once in a lifetime thing for a place like Leicester.

So today is the day Leicester City would win the Premier League, insane.

 

unjinx unjinx unjinx...

In other news, Swansea is leading against Pool :)

In other news, Swansea is leading against Pool :)

 

Liverpool playing a team consisting mostly of youth players, could be 3 or 4 for Swansea...

 

Edit: Swansea 2-0

 

This is why we have 30+ players on loan...

Edited May 1, 201610 yr by the special one

Arsenal Fan TV put up 22 (!) videos after yesterday's game. I thought this one interesting as the chap being interviewed explores why the 'Wenger Out' fans are a minority (albeit a vocal one) and the film discusses how easily you can hype a campaign on social media. Some v interesting points about Wenger's teams over the years, too.

In another video, Clause says some thing like '...top four again, great...'. Most PL teams would accept a top four finish as being great but the fear of the 'Arsene Out'lot seems to be that Wenger and the club are only aiming for that.

 

I do feel sympathy for people like Claude but seeing the divisions in the crowd yesterday, Arsenal as a whole really can do one. The fear of change and acceptance of (as the host said) just being 'there' without pushing to win really isn't very endearing at all.

 

I suppose it's just a case that those who want change are always going to be more vocal than those who are happy with the status quo. Claude nails it, that they're scared of change. Personally I'd always gamble that the unknown could be better, rather than sticking with being consistent also-rans.

unjinx unjinx unjinx...

OMG I TYPED COULD I SWEAR!!! Not would! Apple autocorrect is against Leicester people, beware!!

Thank you for the unjinx, I won't edit my original post because then I'd have to edit yours and I'm already paranoid enough about jinxing things!

I actually think Man Utd will win today, I'm afraid Leicester won't get anything from the match.

(God this is difficult): Come on you Reds!!!