Now utd will replace Arse with the hype overdrive 🙄

Arsenal under Arteta always crumbled under adversity. Interested to see how they respond, particularly when their first defeat comes at the start of the dreaded Thursday & Sunday fixture lists. 

Interesting times. 

1 minute ago, just said:

Think you're right Deino. But it would be very short-sighted IMO. No doubt we need to be more adventurous in our play than we are at the moment. We can't be totally conservative and risk averse if we want to play attractive football and cause opponents more problems.

 

Agreed. Our midfielders just don't have it in them to execute a good ball forward. It's always mish*t or overhit then they lose confidence to try again and again. 

Just now, Sconnie Blue said:

Arsenal under Arteta always crumbled under adversity. Interested to see how they respond, particularly when their first defeat comes at the start of the dreaded Thursday & Sunday fixture lists. 

Interesting times. 

City will destroy them

Love the way Arsenal teases us into thinking they might me good for a short stretch every season.

6 minutes ago, Deino said:

City will destroy them

Forget about City. 

Arsenal have Everton and Brentford mixed in with a hectic Europa League schedule before they face Spurs on Oct 1st. Last season, they reacted poor against adversity and had a manager who publicly complained in having two matches a week. 

Like I said, interesting times for Arsenal ahead. 

24 minutes ago, Deino said:

I thought Arsenal was the be all end all, 100% win rate team and Utd was destined to stay bottom-placed? 

So many people have been talking about them like they are a team of gods (even on this forum) glad to see them humbled.

Season only starts for real once the other competitions kick in. Despite being crap, chelsea are only five points behind top and a team who are w**king themselves off over how good they are. 

11 minutes ago, The Brit said:

Now utd will replace Arse with the hype overdrive 🙄

Not yet, there's still spurs

2 minutes ago, Frankie8Lampard said:

Not yet, there's still spurs

You should listen to how sky are carrying on post match. 

Utd did what we should've done against spuds. Killed the game off with the 2 goal margin.

The amount of praise Sky Sports are giving Arsenal despite them getting beaten 3-1 is a bit odd.

Could you imagine Chelsea getting that much praise with a similar defeat.

They would analysing over and over how we was naive etc…

Sky Sports are so desperate for Arsenal to be back up there with Liverpool and Man Utd.

No way

5 minutes ago, 2211 said:

The amount of praise Sky Sports are giving Arsenal despite them getting beaten 3-1 is a bit odd.

Could you imagine Chelsea getting that much praise with a similar defeat.

They would analysing over and over how we was naive etc…

Sky Sports are so desperate for Arsenal to be back up there with Liverpool and Man Utd.

Can say the same about their hype over Utd display. Won the game, fair play, but a long way to go before they’re a decent team again. A better side than Arse would have won today.

Just now, The Brit said:

Can say the same about their hype over Utd display. Won the game, fair play, but a long way to go before they’re a decent team again. A better side than Arse would have won today.

Yep, they are so desperate to build up this rivalry again that they are deluded in their analysis.

Making out this was some sort of Premier League classic.

The reality is neither of theses teams are on City’s level.

4 minutes ago, 2211 said:

The reality is neither of theses teams are on City’s level.

Let's give it a few more months. City have changed their entire way of playing to suit Haaland. Curious to see how this pans out for them in the long run as their success has come from the influence of all. 

United are going to be a real problem now aren't they? Actually have a good manager. Last year we had just Spurs and Arsenal to beat to 3rd and 4th. Now we have United and Newcastle as well.

Man U's 180 turn seems as simple as benching Maguire.  We was worth at least at least a goal a game with his comedy routine.

18 minutes ago, BluesPower said:

Man U's 180 turn seems as simple as benching Maguire.  We was worth at least at least a goal a game with his comedy routine.

I doubt Varane and Martinez will be able to stay fit for the whole season so we should see normal service resumed at some point, albeit having Casemiro in front of Maguire will probably compensate to some degree.

1 hour ago, azpi28 said:

No way

He is looking for a new club, constantly showing himself working out on IG to advertise his fitness. But wasn't he sick of life in England?

1 hour ago, azpi28 said:

No way

He’s about as injury prone as your average Kieran Dyer/Jack Wilshere nowadays isn’t he?

would still be funny. Probably fit enough to get into a fight against Arsenal

1 hour ago, azpi28 said:

No way

The most surprising thing I've seen is that he's only 33 years old.

How much would you wager that he ends up outscoring any of our strikers.

1 hour ago, Sconnie Blue said:

Let's give it a few more months. City have changed their entire way of playing to suit Haaland. Curious to see how this pans out for them in the long run as their success has come from the influence of all. 

It's interesting how reliant they seem to be on Haaland at the moment. He's pretty much winning them 2 of every 3 games on his own.