2 hours ago, Scott Harris said:

The only consolation (and I'm really reaching) is that they won it today when they're not playing so it feels anti climatic.

Exactly, and they don't even get to lift the trophy at a home match in front of thier fans either 😂

Biggest issue for me is who’s stopping them next season, back to back would be even worse. We need United or Liverpool to step up, both would be horrible outcomes… but certainly better than Arsenal.

A few of the Arses morons with replica shirts and scarfs were at Earls Court station after our game. We weren’t happy but especially the Spurs were fuming. I’m not sure if they were just provoking or what, but I wouldn’t be surprised if the spurs fans did them in the carriage. What a bunch of c**ts they are.

Silver lining is their fans didn't see their team win in person and they'll be lifting the title away from home.

Hope PSG smack them in the Champions League Final.

3 hours ago, Term_X said:

Biggest issue for me is who’s stopping them next season, back to back would be even worse. We need United or Liverpool to step up, both would be horrible outcomes… but certainly better than Arsenal.

Not even sure Pep is leaving. His post match comments were odd; you would think with not else to play for he would actually say he is leaving, but he needs to speak to their chairman at the end of the season.

Wins against Everton and Bournemouth and City would have been top now. What a stupid way to gift Arsenal the league title.

16 minutes ago, petre ispirescu said:

Wins against Everton and Bournemouth and City would have been top now. What a stupid way to gift Arsenal the league title.

It was losing 5 points to Tottenham that cost them. You can't drop 5 points against this Tottenham side and win the title.

This really has been the worst period of football I have lived through so far. I've seen Arsenal win things in the past, not so much Liverpool, but having them both win the league title back to back whilst our club has become a shambles is really hard to stomach. We weren't a top top club when I started supporting Chelsea, but we were still respectable and you could be proud of our efforts, but I genuinely can't stand the club right now.

It's worse than ever seeing Arsenal win something, because their fanbase is more insufferable than I ever thought could be possible. I didn't think it could be as bad as Liverpool's when Gerrard was around, but Arsenal's lot are the anus of the universe.

Meh, they're no different from any other fanbase really. I think many of us err by mistaking internet people for real people.

They have perhaps been uninspiring, but less so than the rest of the league (and the clubs in Europe come to think of it). I'm reminded of when the roles were reversed and Arsenal fans were dismissing our achievements because we 'didn't play proper football', 'kicked opponents off the pitch' (etc.) These sour grapes are as old as time.

12 hours ago, petre ispirescu said:

O'Reilly the only competent defender in that City defence. They need a new backline and a new set of central midfielders if they are to compete again for the PL and UCL. They won't win anything major with Guehi, Khusanov and Nunes in defence. Doku and Semenyo not world class either. Think City's dominance might just have come to an end. At least for now.

Um ... with respect, bo**ocks.

City have rarely had great defenders yet with Rodri passed his best and Silva going will likely be less competitive next season.

It will be interesting to see how Maresca fares assuming he gets the job.

I thought this season Cherchi was excellent yet was on the bench last night.

Saints players considering legal action against the club.

1 minute ago, strider6004 said:

City have rarely had great defenders yet with Rodri passed his best and Silva going will likely be less competitive next season.

It will be interesting to see how Maresca fares assuming he gets the job.

I thought this season Cherchi was excellent yet was on the bench last night.

On the bench against us too.

Let's hope VAR get some official credits for winning Arsenal the title, player of the month easily. Watched ( listened) the VAR referees decision making for that West Ham 'disallowed' goal, on field referee saw nothing wrong, first view by normal speed saw nothing wrong, tried a different angle still nothing wrong, until this genius said let's freeze this frame here, my god there was an arm on the Arsenal GK, no goal, quick🤐 They never wanted the goal to stand

9 minutes ago, icecoolguy22 said:

Let's hope VAR get some official credits for winning Arsenal the title, player of the month easily. Watched ( listened) the VAR referees decision making for that West Ham 'disallowed' goal, on field referee saw nothing wrong, first view by normal speed saw nothing wrong, tried a different angle still nothing wrong, until this genius said let's freeze this frame here, my god there was an arm on the Arsenal GK, no goal, quick🤐 They never wanted the goal to stand

There was a foul on the GK. It was evident. There were myriad fouls happening at the same time. Under the laws, multiple fouls are ranked according to their material impact on the game. The GK foul was rightly judged to have the most impact. Let it go.

10 hours ago, RMH said:

A few of the Arses morons with replica shirts and scarfs were at Earls Court station after our game. We weren’t happy but especially the Spurs were fuming. I’m not sure if they were just provoking or what, but I wouldn’t be surprised if the spurs fans did them in the carriage. What a bunch of c**ts they are.

I'd be a lot happier if it was the Arsenal fans doing the spurs fans in the carriage after!!

Most unimpressive league winner in forever

16 minutes ago, dermott said:

There was a foul on the GK. It was evident. There were myriad fouls happening at the same time. Under the laws, multiple fouls are ranked according to their material impact on the game. The GK foul was rightly judged to have the most impact. Let it go.

You are absolutely correct that it was a foul on the keeper.

I think why most of us are angry is that it is seen that Arsenal have committed numerous fouls at corners without being punished.

The League have allowed ridiculous scrums to develop at corners all season until it's become normalised..

7 minutes ago, The Rising Sun said:

I'd be a lot happier if it was the Arsenal fans doing the spurs fans in the carriage after!!

Not last night when they were in Earls Court chanting, it annoyed the hell out of Chelsea supporters too. You would have thought that they'd have more sense than going to the place where Spurs and Chelsea fans would be in thousands after our football match.

11 minutes ago, The Rising Sun said:

You are absolutely correct that it was a foul on the keeper.

I think why most of us are angry is that it is seen that Arsenal have committed numerous fouls at corners without being punished.

The League have allowed ridiculous scrums to develop at corners all season until it's become normalised..

Not only Arsenal, everyone does it. The Arsenal antipathy colours the argument. I don't know how the League counters the ridiculous scrummages. For starters, perhaps, refs should stop interrupting the set pieces to dispense warnings and just penalise.

And all it took was a billion pounds and to become everything they used to hate, the hypocritcal f**kwits.

Real surprise that theres barely a mention of the money they have spent, the wages they have, the abysmal style of Stokey football they play.

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Eze and Hincapie were such vital signings for them. Players that could start for any club yet were bench options.

In reality, this Arsenal team had a squad that should of been 10 points clear.

6 minutes ago, Sconnie Blue said:

Eze and Hincapie were such vital signings for them. Players that could start for any club yet were bench options.

In reality, this Arsenal team had a squad that should of been 10 points clear.

Handicapped by the manager's conservatism.