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Post #492481  Posted: Sun Dec 02, 2018 4:35 pm 
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I think we have the league's attention now. The Liverpool match didn't do it. This win will raise some eyebrows for sure.

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6 minutes!!!

..Dougie Fresh you're on. :icon_mrgreen:

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Post #492483  Posted: Sun Dec 02, 2018 4:39 pm 
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AmericanGooner wrote:
long time gooner wrote:
6 minutes!!!

..Dougie Fresh you're on. :icon_mrgreen:

I had to Google that one .

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Post #492484  Posted: Sun Dec 02, 2018 4:40 pm 
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Do feel somewhat sorry for Foythe, or more like I’m glad Pochettino is playing him but I don’t know why. He scored i think 2 goals in a cup game and looked suspect defensively. He’s Argentinian like Pochettino and I can’t see why else he’s playing. Not ready at all for games like this and we benefited today. Alderwierald sitting on the bench running down his contract - we should go in for him. Tottenham coping better than I thought they would with squad issues but cost them today.


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Post #492485  Posted: Sun Dec 02, 2018 4:41 pm 
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I haven't seen such tenacity and balls in an Arsenal team for years. Summed up by the little terrier Torreira. He's got balls of steel.


Signing of the decade. So far.


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Post #492486  Posted: Sun Dec 02, 2018 4:43 pm 
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A most enjoyable victory. Have not felt so elated for a long time. Thanks Emery.

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Post #492487  Posted: Sun Dec 02, 2018 4:46 pm 
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Happy for Torreira to finally get his goal. And in the right game, at the right time.

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Post #492488  Posted: Sun Dec 02, 2018 4:56 pm 
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Ash wrote:
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I haven't seen such tenacity and balls in an Arsenal team for years. Summed up by the little terrier Torreira. He's got balls of steel.


Signing of the decade. So far.

Even better that is was ‘only’ £25m, and it was a release clause so Torreira was completely available to every team richer than us and is more than affordable to quite a few teams less rich than us.

Remember Torreira next time Jose moans about not being given enough money when he spent £50m on Fred and doesn’t even start him.

Amazing that the entire world could see we needed a Torreira type player for 10 years, we didn’t know we’d get one as good as Torreira as he’s a stunning little player.


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No place for Özil today with a ‘back spasm’ and Ramsey with 6 assists in PL Bellerin second with 4. Still some squad issues to sort out. I like Özil but for £300k a week I’d like to see who we could get in instead if he’s not even going to play.


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Post #492490  Posted: Sun Dec 02, 2018 5:15 pm 
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Ash wrote:
No place for Özil today with a ‘back spasm’ and Ramsey with 6 assists in PL Bellerin second with 4. Still some squad issues to sort out. I like Özil but for £300k a week I’d like to see who we could get in instead if he’s not even going to play.

I was just about to post whether anyone missed Özil today?


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Ash wrote:
No place for Özil today with a ‘back spasm’ and Ramsey with 6 assists in PL Bellerin second with 4. Still some squad issues to sort out. I like Özil but for £300k a week I’d like to see who we could get in instead if he’s not even going to play.

I did find myself wondering how the various phases of the game would have panned out with Özil on the pitch. No way of knowing I suppose but I was left with the feeling that we displayed an effective bloody mindedness that has been sporadic at best.

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Lucky enough me and my son to be at the game today. The atmosphere was electric and the team gave everything. What a buzz.


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Ash wrote:
No place for Özil today with a ‘back spasm’ and Ramsey with 6 assists in PL Bellerin second with 4. Still some squad issues to sort out. I like Özil but for £300k a week I’d like to see who we could get in instead if he’s not even going to play.

I understand why the club would baulk at his wage demands, but I really hope the club finds a way to keep Ramsey. Such a good player.


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long time gooner wrote:
Ash wrote:
No place for Özil today with a ‘back spasm’ and Ramsey with 6 assists in PL Bellerin second with 4. Still some squad issues to sort out. I like Özil but for £300k a week I’d like to see who we could get in instead if he’s not even going to play.

I did find myself wondering how the various phases of the game would have panned out with Özil on the pitch. No way of knowing I suppose but I was left with the feeling that we displayed an effective bloody mindedness that has been sporadic at best.

I missed the second half because of a power cut. But I'll take that any day. Plus I finally staked the tomatoes.

What a statement.

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Post #492495  Posted: Sun Dec 02, 2018 5:55 pm 
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Apparently Aubameyang has scored with his last 10 shots on target in the league.

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Bum!!! Liverpool get an extra 2 points after the end of scheduled added time thanks to a ludicrous goalkeeping blooper from the England keeper.

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Lucas Torreira wins headers againest other humans who are a foot taller than him.

.. and not just once ... but regularly



Please can somebody explain this phenomenon to me.


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long time gooner wrote:
Bum!!! Liverpool get an extra 2 points after the end of scheduled added time thanks to a ludicrous goalkeeping blooper from the England keeper.


Yeah, Pickford with a howler but a sort of more understandable one. Freak occurance if it just bounces off the bar does it definitely go out?


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Post #492499  Posted: Sun Dec 02, 2018 6:14 pm 
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gooner7 wrote:
Happy for Torreira to finally get his goal. And in the right game, at the right time.


The celebration for that goal was the best since we moved to Emirates. A thunder, it meant to everything to him. A brilliant moment


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long time gooner wrote:
Bum!!! Liverpool get an extra 2 points after the end of scheduled added time thanks to a ludicrous goalkeeping blooper from the England keeper.

Klopp should get a touchline van for running across the pitch when the goal went in.

Such a lucky goal, Everton more than deserved the draw


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Post #492501  Posted: Sun Dec 02, 2018 6:16 pm 
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TOP GUN wrote:
Lucas Torreira wins headers againest other humans who are a foot taller than him.

.. and not just once ... but regularly



Please can somebody explain this phenomenon to me.


Good timing with a good jump and excellent core strength meaning his balance is better to start with?

Alternatively sinister Uruguayan threats issued just before the leap.


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Post #492502  Posted: Sun Dec 02, 2018 6:17 pm 
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Rich wrote:
long time gooner wrote:
Bum!!! Liverpool get an extra 2 points after the end of scheduled added time thanks to a ludicrous goalkeeping blooper from the England keeper.

Klopp should get a touchline van for running across the pitch when the goal went in.

Such a lucky goal, Everton more than deserved the draw


He’ll get there faster in a van no doubt.


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Ash wrote:
long time gooner wrote:
Bum!!! Liverpool get an extra 2 points after the end of scheduled added time thanks to a ludicrous goalkeeping blooper from the England keeper.


Yeah, Pickford with a howler but a sort of more understandable one. Freak occurance if it just bounces off the bar does it definitely go out?

Ironic because the player who took the initial ‘shot’ turned his back on it in disgust at the sheer awfulness of it.

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TOP GUN wrote:
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Happy for Torreira to finally get his goal. And in the right game, at the right time.


The celebration for that goal was the best since we moved to Emirates. A thunder, it meant to everything to him. A brilliant moment

Loved the celebration for our second and third goal as well, this obviously meant a lot to the players. Really looked like the squad realize what this derby means.


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Well that was very enjoyable. I said a few weeks ago that the supporters are becoming increasingly energized by Emery's team, and today the support went up another level, clearly in response to this very spirited Arsenal team. Even in the dying stages of the match Arsenal were launching into tackles and busting a gut in 50/50 duels. And well done to Emery for making those substitutions at half time something that Wenger would never have done.


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Go back and watch Aubameyang’s 2nd goal and look at two brilliant things. First the forward run from Ramsey in behind, turning spurs and forcing the forward pass and secondly and even better the pass from Bellerin is as good as anything you’ll see this weekend, 60 yards, bent perfectly around the defence and takes out half their team with one pass.


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Rich wrote:
Go back and watch Aubameyang’s 2nd goal and look at two brilliant things. First the forward run from Ramsey in behind, turning spurs and forcing the forward pass and secondly and even better the pass from Bellerin is as good as anything you’ll see this weekend, 60 yards, bent perfectly around the defence and takes out half their team with one pass.

It was a sublime goal. Bellerin's pass, Ramsey's presence of mind, and Aubameyang ... what can you say?

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Nice to see arsenal really go for the high press at the throat of spurs, the proof it worked is 3 of spurs back 4 having pass completion rates under 70%. 4 of Arsenal’s back 5 were over 88%.

Emery also preyed on spurs having played Chelsea and inter in the last week while we had the midweek rest for 10 of the starting 11. There was an energy and stamina that spurs could not match.


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Every single player, without exception, played well. Leno blundered with Tottenham's first goal but otherwise did well. Man of the match for me was Torriera. Make no mistake, 4-2 didn't flatter Arsenal. Probably our performance of the season, considering the opposition as Tottenham are a good side and serious contenders for a top four place.


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Tottenham have lost more points from winning positions in Premier League games against Arsenal than any side have against another in the competition’s history. 40 points!


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Rich wrote:
Nice to see arsenal really go for the high press at the throat of spurs, the proof it worked is 3 of spurs back 4 having pass completion rates under 70%. 4 of Arsenal’s back 5 were over 88%.

Who was the one under 88%?


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Man U midweek will be a very different game. Mourinho will not have a game that open. My fear as always away to a slightly wounded Man U is the game becomes overly physical and Arsenal players are left with open arms protesting at a very lenient ref. What we need to do is go full at them, take yellow cards if necessary there has to be a reaction to any physical intimidation even if it means not playing by the rule book


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Rich wrote:
Nice to see arsenal really go for the high press at the throat of spurs, the proof it worked is 3 of spurs back 4 having pass completion rates under 70%. 4 of Arsenal’s back 5 were over 88%.

Who was the one under 88%?

Kolasinac, but that might be because he was so far forward and putting in the potential final dangerous ball which is always going to drop the completion rate


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Today was the day the team found their mojo, never seen them try so hard, they all put in a shift, they really wanted it, was very impressed with Gendouzi he ran his socks of, as for the terrier absolutely majestic he didn't know when he was beaten, just new he would score.
Now to get a good result on Wednesday, were due a win up there, at least we won't have a manager up there sitting on his arse fiddling with his zip!


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Ranieri talking up Chambers after today’s game v Chelsea. Chambers was used in central midfield. Hopefully the manager change and positional change helps chambers get a solid run in Fulham’s team because whilst I don’t think he’s got enough to make it at arsenal we should be looking to make some money from him when we sell him


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Today was the day the team found their mojo, never seen them try so hard, they all put in a shift, they really wanted it, was very impressed with Gendouzi he ran his socks of, as for the terrier absolutely majestic he didn't know when he was beaten, just new he would score.

If I'm not mistaken Xhaka picked up his fifth yellow card today and is suspended for Wednesday. Huge opportunity for Guendozi. Torreira and Xhaka is one of the best midfield duos in the league, so he's got some big shoes to fill.


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A banana skin was thrown at Aubameyang by one of the spurs fans today. The offender has already been arrested. Absolutely despicable


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Rich wrote:
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Who was the one under 88%?

Kolasinac, but that might be because he was so far forward and putting in the potential final dangerous ball which is always going to drop the completion rate

Thanks. I agree with you about the reason.


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So against Man U do we start with the 11 that started the game today with Guendouzi to replace the suspended Xhaka?.....or do Lacazette and Ramsey start?

Tough one because the 11 that started dominated spurs in the first half and iwobi and Mkhitaryan were a bit unfortunate to get hooked at half time. The changes were made to chase the game so would you start with that in the next game?


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Rich wrote:
So against Man U do we start with the 11 that started the game today with Guendouzi to replace the suspended Xhaka?.....or do Lacazette and Ramsey start?

Tough one because the 11 that started dominated spurs in the first half and iwobi and Mkhitaryan were a bit unfortunate to get hooked at half time. The changes were made to chase the game so would you start with that in the next game?

That’s a bloody good question. We played very well first half without luck. Probably need to think a bit more about the Xhaka suspension first & who replaces him. One of the most enjoyable games I have watched for years & to wipe the smugness off their faces was absolutely brilliant.

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