Fair result in the end, but it flattered Chelsea more than us. This is not the game we will regret when we sum up the season.

Good game. Although we played the better football we can count ourselves lucky that Morata was so poor. We could easily have lost that regardless of whether we deserved to or not.
Chambers was like a competition winner in the first half.

Good game. Although we played the better football we can count ourselves lucky that Morata was so poor. We could easily have lost that regardless of whether we deserved to or not.
Chambers was like a competition winner in the first half.

Neville gushing over Maitland-Niles. Couldn't he play in midfield?

Neville gushing over Maitland-Niles. Couldn't he play in midfield?

Looking at the replays, the penalty decision was correct. Not much in it and Hazard made a meal out of it, but clear contact.

Yes he made contact with Hazards foot, underneath, after Hazard had played it but no way did he impede Hazard who could never have got to it before Jack so why give a penalty?

Looking at the replays, the penalty decision was correct. Not much in it and Hazard made a meal out of it, but clear contact.

Looking at the replays, the penalty decision was correct. Not much in it and Hazard made a meal out of it, but clear contact.

Wenger to make a knob of himself in 5....4....3....

Here's a question.

Why doesn't Wenger buy a decent central defensive midfielder and a couple of kick-ass centre-halfs?

We might be all right then.

That's the thing I know I will struggle with.

When wenger does finally leave the furore will be spectacular with sky, BBC and all news outlets claiming he was a visionary who changed football, built Arsenal football club, created the emirates blah blah blah, ex players praising him, maybe even a huge send off after a game with a huge public display of gratitude

It won't reflect the true nature of his tenureship, the damage he caused Arsenal, the bollocks he said, the nonsense about how he sacrificed his life for Arsenal, his bollocks about morality (from a man who cheated on his wife) etc etc etc

Listening to the acclaim will be one bitter pill

Wenger to make a knob of himself in 5....4....3....

Özil has been brilliant today.

Admittedly it was a makeshift defence but our defending is just shocking, we are so amateurish in our organisation and decision-making.

The taste of the pill will be determined by your own level of grace.

I think there's more chance of me shagging Kylie Minogue than of Čech saving a pen.

He's been brilliant for most of the last month and a half.

I think there's more chance of me shagging Kylie Minogue than of Čech saving a pen.

I don't care about the pill - him leaving will remove any bitterness the insufferable prick.

I don't feel as strongly as you, but I share the overall feeling. His departure will be relief tinged with sadness...the sadness being that someone who was so brilliant, and still has some great managerial qualities, allowed time to pass him by through stubbornness, where a little more flexibility, delegation and expenditure augmented with his own positive qualities might have seen us win much more than we have.

But anyone angry that he gets a big pat on the back when he goes is just being a prick themselves. He may have served himself as much, but he has certainly served this club, just not always as effectively as it once appeared.

Here's a question.

Why doesn't Wenger buy a decent central defensive midfielder and a couple of kick-ass centre-halfs?

Haven't read Wenger's post match comments, but dreading them. Re refs, he's in danger of going all D-Fens, and that's coming from me.

I would have definitely agreed with you until the end of last season. Not now. I think he is an utter embarrassment and has forfeited the right for a dignified departure that was totally open to him after the FA cup final. I feel nothing but contempt for him.