5 minutes ago, EdinburghBlue said:

How TF are Arsenal not getting beat here. It’s unreal. West Ham have had 3 or 4 great chances. You can just tell Arsenal will find the winner.

Yeah has that feeling a late winner by arsenal against the run of play

6 minutes ago, EdinburghBlue said:

How TF are Arsenal not getting beat here. It’s unreal. West Ham have had 3 or 4 great chances. You can just tell Arsenal will find the winner.

It's the third season in a row West Ham have gone to The Emirates and played them off the park, they lost the other two aswell.

Typical!

f**king knew it.

There you go arsenal score as I said.

really undeserved 

You watch, the praise Arsenal will get if they see this out compared to the “Chelsea won but didn’t play good” after our match at Brighton.

f**k it - Gooners 2-1. You just knew it was on the cards.

I know we're only two games in but good to see Palace and Everton up top on maximum points - let's hope we can join them tomorrow.

I wonder how much of an effect the lack of home support is having - especially for the bigger teams? Ref's not getting swayed and intimidated and all that and away side having more confidence.

Early days I know, but am hoping PL will be a lot more open this season. That said, it already looks like Fulham and West Brom will be going straight back down with one other.  

 

An undeserved win. Won't stop a week of "how brilliant Arteta's Arsenal are" rubbish

They won't keep it up all season, this is actually quite typical of their wenger days

I saw about 20 mins and 10 mins before the winner WHU were working so hard at one point attacking's with about 6 players. 

Arsenal always start well, but unless we (Anthony Taylor) hand them a cup on a plate they do nothing in the end.

Few better things than seeing United lose. No surprise to see vdB on the scoresheet on debut though. He and Fernandes will score lots from midfield. 

Aubameyang is carrying Arsenal still. One injury and they'll go back to the weak ineffectual Arsenal we know and love. 

Now we’ve see a couple of rounds of fixtures, who do we think will be in the top 4? Seems really tough to call this year. I’m going:

1. Liverpool 

2. City

3. Chelsea

4. Arsenal

Im skeptical about Arsenal though. Not convinced they’ll keep it up. If they don’t, I reckon Wolves will take their spot. United and Spurs seem on a downward curve rather than upward curve. 

Edited September 20, 20205 yr by JM7

The penalty calls at Man United were ridiculous. I really don't like the way handball is judged now is mad.

12 hours ago, abigsmurf said:

An undeserved win. Won't stop a week of "how brilliant Arteta's Arsenal are" rubbish

It's amazing how differently arsenal scraping an undeserved win at home to a rubbish West ham is being reported to our win v Brighton away. 

2 hours ago, JM7 said:

Now we’ve see a couple of rounds of fixtures, who do we think will be in the top 4? Seems really tough to call this year. I’m going:

1. Liverpool 

2. City

3. Chelsea

4. Arsenal

Im skeptical about Arsenal though. Not convinced they’ll keep it up. If they don’t, I reckon Wolves will take their spot. United and Spurs seem on a downward curve rather than upward curve. 

In no particular order: Chelsea, Liverpool, Manchester City, Manchester United. 

Despite United losing yesterday they've still got a lot of quality in their squad Pogba, vdb, Fernandes, Rahford and Martial are going to be enough to win them more games than not. 

I look at that Arsenal squad and with the exception of Auba I don't see any players that the rest of the top 4 challengers are particularly envious of. 

Bale and Regulion might mean Spurs can push Arsenal a bit closer this year, just depends if Jose can stop making them play so deep. 

I think Wolves will tail off a little this year, the sales of Jota and Doherty are quite big losses and the young lad they signed from Porto looks a massive gamble given the money they've paid for him. 

My 3 teams for relegation are Fulham, WBA and Burnley. 

Wolves will sign Victor Moses to replace Doherty and piss the league. Bank on it.

good to see kane's goal disallowed by VAR

Watching that game, Romeu got booked, when did winning the ball first become illegal, i know he caught him, but he clearly touched the ball first,??

 

Edited September 20, 20205 yr by Ballack & Blu
typing

The handball rule is an utter joke. It's ruining games and they're still not applying it consistently.

How on earth is this still 0-0? Southampton should have scored at least 2, so Spurs are probably going to be lucky and win this 

Edit: I could be wrong of course 

Edited September 20, 20205 yr by Valerie

Stunning finish from Ings, such a good striker

great finsh from ings

That first touch from Ings... Spurs really are a counter attacking side. Southampton easily control the game here. 

That touch, Neymar wouldn't of done any better, Touch, finish, brilliant