7 minutes ago, Scott Harris said:

Arsenal fans leaving in a cup final. sh*t fans.

I can't believe it. What a disgraceful fanbase.

f**k YOUR QUAD

8 minutes ago, carrickblue said:

City have dominated this match. Could they reel Arsenal in for the title? It's not impossible.

Well they have a easy 3 points next game

1 minute ago, Caps_Lock_King said:

Well they have a easy 3 points next game

Indeed....

47 minutes ago, dermott said:

I can see them losing the lot regardless of manager. Who are they going to find good enough to lift them at such short notice? They were good in the first half today. Absolute dross in the second half. There is a mentality problem that is hard to fix overnight. Their mistake was Tudor. Just stupid. And symptomatic of their problems.

47 minutes ago, dermott said:

I can see them losing the lot regardless of manager. Who are they going to find good enough to lift them at such short notice? They were good in the first half today. Absolute dross in the second half. There is a mentality problem that is hard to fix overnight. Their mistake was Tudor. Just stupid. And symptomatic of their problems.

That's the golden question. I don't know who but if they get some ex players in there, maybe an ex manager to give the fans a lift that might just do it..

17 minutes ago, mojo said:

Aye look at the huge opportunity West Ham missed today.

7 minutes ago, Caps_Lock_King said:

f**k YOUR QUAD

Relief.

Arsenal may well win other trophies this year, at a minimum they have to win the title with the advantage they have and major calls going their way.

At least we got them bottling this one though.

Arsenal were terrible, they deserved to lose. Stoke City tactics taking them this far shows how far football has fallen. Long throws and corners, it's their entire game plan in every game.

27 minutes ago, Sexyfootball said:

Tottenham and Arsenal providing us with some welcome light relief today !

Thankfully!😀

Full back by trade that O'Reilly yeah?

Seems to know how to score.

9 minutes ago, axman2526 said:

Aye look at the huge opportunity West Ham missed today.

I am still holding out hope (long shot admittedly) that Wolves go on a long winning run and finish above both West Ham and Spurs :)

8 minutes ago, forbzy said:

I am still holding out hope (long shot admittedly) that Wolves go on a long winning run and finish above both West Ham and Spurs :)

18 points left up for grabs and they are 13 behind Spurs...

At least you are not delusional about that, unlike say our fans that still won't go against BlueCo

Agent Kepa to the rescue

1 hour ago, axman2526 said:

Full back by trade that O'Reilly yeah?

Seems to know how to score.

Terrific young talent. Find of the season.

1 hour ago, axman2526 said:

That's the golden question. I don't know who but if they get some ex players in there, maybe an ex manager to give the fans a lift that might just do it..

The unknown is how much damage Tudor has done. His M.O. is to publicly sh*t on the players. He did it here in Italy. He calls it honesty, tough love. For players already lacking confidence it’s ...

Today's football has given me much joy.

Thank you schadenfreude, you have rescued my weekend.

I purposely avoided all football because I didn't want the heartbreak to continue but I was wrong!

Hahahahhahahahahahahahahahahahahahah f**k the Arse and f**k Spurs 😂😂😂😂

There were not many corners and City went for the short corners.

City out-passed Arsenal and did not stop moving.

Took an error by Kepa to break the deadlock.

From Arsenal's perspective for me, Havertz would have been better coming from the bench. He did have a chance early on yet City's no.2 keeper made 3 quick rebound saves.

Pep is a genius. Knew the Arsenal defenders were bang average on the ball and put no effort into pressing them. Block the pass into the midfield and Arsenal didn't have a clue what to do.

17 hours ago, Sexyfootball said:

I'm REALLY surprised that he opted to trade the Atletico Madrid bench for Tottenham's ... maybe his Mrs wanted to come back to UK or something

Sort of age and player profile we would buy... Our midfield certainly misses a player like him, Perhaps when enzo leaves we can get a proper player back on the cheap from Spurs...

2 minutes ago, bluelightening said:

Sort of age and player profile we would buy... Our midfield certainly misses a player like him, Perhaps when enzo leaves we can get a proper player back on the cheap from Spurs...

Enzo leaving is the key.

We've already shipped out Conor and KDH to accommodate his continuing presence in the team ... and likely Andrey Santos is the next casualty as well ...

8 minutes ago, Sexyfootball said:

Enzo leaving is the key.

We've already shipped out Conor and KDH to accommodate his continuing presence in the team ... and likely Andrey Santos is the next casualty as well ...

KDH gave a lesson to his former teammates on the weekend and his team won. Says it all really. A midfield two of Gallagher and KDH would run rings around the current players and that's the frustrating part for me.

Enzo was one of the few to hit a difficult shot on target.

I agree our midfield like our defence is not working out well.

Gallagher was a work-horse yet lacked some technique for me.

Not sure on KDH, he did not get much pitch-time so difficult to evaluate though agree he is a main player now for Everton,