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gooner7 · **#309921**

Well done Iwobi, good composed play and assist. Smith-Rowe finished it well.

Zed · **#309922**

dec wrote:

Zed wrote:

Spurs! Spurs! Spurs!
Go Poch go!

:5encouragement:

Crazy approach by Tottenham. Diving into tackles all over the place. You can't do that against Barcelona.

A well deserved loss. May it continue. :angel8:

warrior · **#309923**

3 Nil

And another first goal ... :1laughter:

Rich · **#309924**

Guendouzi 3-0

bubblechris · **#309925**

Is there anybody left who hasn't scored. Leno?

Lincoln gooner · **#309926**

Can't be very often that 3 players get their first goal in the same game.

long time gooner · **#309927**

Leno stars again

warrior · **#309928**

8 wins in a row now peeps in all comps. :5encouragement:

long time gooner · **#309929**

And another clean sheet

warrior · **#309930**

long time gooner wrote:

Leno stars again

And a clean sheet to boot.

warrior · **#309931**

long time gooner wrote:

And another clean sheet

Snap !

long time gooner · **#309932**

warrior wrote:

long time gooner wrote:

Leno stars again

And a clean sheet to boot.

Glen Hoddle still moaning and criticising though.

Rich · **#309933**

3-0.
Not a great performance but clinical when we needed to be. The players looked like they’d rather be anywhere but there tonight. The early goal helped us but I don’t think it helped the quality of our performance as we mentally slacked off and it seemed like a performance where everyone is doing the minimum they can to get the result.

Great for the 3 goal scorers to get their firsts for the club, we’re sharing the goals around.

8 wins in a row

Rich · **#309934**

long time gooner wrote:

Leno stars again

Yep, we’ll worth a mention. 4 very decent saves and good with his feet. Good for his confidence, good for arsenal

Rich · **#309935**

Why did Özil, when 15 yards out with a clear sight at goal decide to play the ball back to the edge of the box - which got intercepted?!
He needs to be more selfish in front of goal, I hope emery can cut out this wenger trait in the players of refusing shooting opportunities.
No chance that hazard, salah, De Bruyne give up the chance to bend that in the bottom corner - even if it needed to be taken with the weaker foot

Rich · **#309936**

Saw this on twitter

"There is such desperation for signs of progress the most obvious indicator - improved results - has almost been overlooked".

Ash · **#309937**

Babu III wrote:

long time gooner wrote:

Glen Hoddle still moaning and criticising though.

That's what he's there for.
Watching the Europa League highlights now and seems so strange with my local team Zurich in there, and The Arsenal and Chelsea.
How times have changed... Thursday night football eh...

Got FIFA 19 as well, and during the installation I was invited to play Kick Off, with a choice, I guess, of the Top 10 Clubs of the moment...

Plus, I've just noticed, a girl in the picture!!!

Didn't even notice that, I was so shocked by the choice of that 10

You’re right. What are Utd doing there? They’re *%^@.

Ash · **#309938**

And the girl in the picture. Ugh Women’s football. I’ve never felt something so strongly that I also know I’m just plain wrong on. I’ve never had the experience of being a dinosaur before. Knowingly anyway.

I get upset when women’s football is called ‘football’ or when a headline says England or Arsenal and it means the women’s teams. Tell me someone else does the same. I’m on the wrong side of history aren’t I?

gooner7 · **#309939**

Leno showed why he was bought. A good shot-stopper.

Iwobi did well again,very good for him.

Well done to Sokratis, Smith-Rowe and Guendouzi on their first Arsenal goal.

Not going to mention the negatives, perhaps most switched off because of the opponent.

TOP GUN · **#309940**

Babu III wrote:

long time gooner wrote:

Glen Hoddle still moaning and criticising though.

That's what he's there for.
Watching the Europa League highlights now and seems so strange with my local team Zurich in there, and The Arsenal and Chelsea.
How times have changed... Thursday night football eh...

Got FIFA 19 as well, and during the installation I was invited to play Kick Off, with a choice, I guess, of the Top 10 Clubs of the moment...

Plus, I've just noticed, a girl in the picture!!!

Didn't even notice that, I was so shocked by the choice of that 10

Fifa 19is rubbish. They have removed all the pace from the players so it’s no fun.

bubblechris · **#309941**

:

Rich wrote:

Saw this on twitter

"There is such desperation for signs of progress the most obvious indicator - improved results - has almost been overlooked".

For me the obvious sign of improvement is the much better interplay and hardly a backwards pass.

Only one or two misplaced passes is a fantastic sign for the future.
:58big-emoticons:

dec · **#309942**

Rich wrote:

Why did Özil, when 15 yards out with a clear sight at goal decide to play the ball back to the edge of the box - which got intercepted?!
He needs to be more selfish in front of goal, I hope emery can cut out this wenger trait in the players of refusing shooting opportunities.
No chance that hazard, salah, De Bruyne give up the chance to bend that in the bottom corner - even if it needed to be taken with the weaker foot

Because that's what Özil does. Wenger didn't inst that in to him. It's the way he is. Lots of talent but lots and lots of flaws too.

BTW, City frequently over-complicate it around the penalty area. It's a Pep/Guardiola characteristic which Wenger bought into also.

grantyboy · **#309943**

Finished watching the replay and it looked like shat it was. A disjointed team that had barely played a minute together. Got the win and some playing time for a few players.

tomc · **#309944**

grantyboy wrote:

Finished watching the replay and it looked like shat it was. A disjointed team that had barely played a minute together. Got the win and some playing time for a few players.

cheer up mate, it's Friday

Bernard · **#309945**

Babu III wrote:

The Ladies even control the ball differently, and run/tackle/piss differently.

Was the 'i' in the penultimate word of the sentence deliberate, or should it have been an 'a'?

Zed · **#309946**

Paraguayan from Atlanta MLS set to arrive in January as possible replacement for Ramsey. Cost £11.
/transfer-news/arsenal-transfer-news-miguel-almiron-15240821

Rich · **#309947**

Zed wrote:

Paraguayan from Atlanta MLS set to arrive in January as possible replacement for Ramsey. Cost £11.
/transfer-news/arsenal-transfer-news-miguel-almiron-15240821

It Wouldn't surprise me to see Emery move for Ever Benega either in Jan or the summer

Bernard · **#309948**

Rich wrote:

It Wouldn't surprise me to see Emery move for Ever Benega either in Jan or the summer

According to this Benega doesn't seem all that keen on the idea.

https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/www.foot ... 215586.amp

Decaf · **#309949**

old man of hoy wrote:

grantyboy wrote:

...Rotten tomatoes, peanuts from the back of the gallery, maybe some popcorn, but a cabbage?. Lol. Although my brother told me that he went to a nz cricket match where someone lobbed a roast chicken carcas into his area of the crowd. Choose your weapon I guess. Maybe a beetroot to really make a mess and show ones displeasure

Could have been worse - artichokes?

A cabbage is very funny. It's really a statement.

Artichoke? I can imagine such an article being lobbed from the prawn sandwich brigade sections.

Or even broccoli ... followed by Wenger invading the pitch with tears streaming down his face to rescue it. "Sacre blue, mon ami, je vien!"

Zed · **#309950**

Goonie wrote:

Bernard wrote:

According to this Benega doesn't seem all that keen on the idea.

https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/www.foot ... 215586.amp

Banega would be an Arteta-esque signing. To borrow a Wenger's phrase, I would love to see any of our young player such as Smith-Rowe or AMN being the "internal solution". That being said, Almiron looks like a very good player - has the same left-legged mannerisms of RvP.

Almiron at £11M. Not the £11 as stated earlier. So if Benega declining interest, then Almiron could be the one.

Decaf · **#309951**

Sigarosson's goal against Leicester: Bergkampeque is the only way to describe it!

long time gooner · **#309952**

Well, this is fun!!!! 10 mins in and Man U are 0-2 vs Newcastle U.

Lincoln gooner · **#309953**

long time gooner wrote:

Well, this is fun!!!! 10 mins in and Man U are 0-2 vs Newcastle U.

Makes compelling viewing. Do the Mancs have what it takes to fight back?

long time gooner · **#309954**

bromley gooner wrote:

long time gooner wrote:

Well, this is fun!!!! 10 mins in and Man U are 0-2 vs Newcastle U.

Makes compelling viewing. Do the Mancs have what it takes to fight back?

I hope not. Although I’d quite like Mourinho to remain in place (much like, for many years, many opposition supporters hoped that Arsene would remain in place).

Lincoln gooner · **#309955**

long time gooner wrote:

bromley gooner wrote:

Makes compelling viewing. Do the Mancs have what it takes to fight back?

I hope not. Although I’d quite like Mourinho to remain in place (much like, for many years, many opposition supporters hoped that Arsene would remain in place).

It's looking like Jose will get the highly lucrative sacking compensation package he's been after.

warrior · **#309956**

long time gooner wrote:

Well, this is fun!!!! 10 mins in and Man U are 0-2 vs Newcastle U.

Man U are 2-2 vs Newcastle U

Lincoln gooner · **#309957**

warrior wrote:

long time gooner wrote:

Well, this is fun!!!! 10 mins in and Man U are 0-2 vs Newcastle U.

Man U are 2-2 vs Newcastle U

3-2 Sanchez. The geordies have blown it.

Rich · **#309958**

Cardiff player Ralls got a straight red for a deliberate foul as a spurs player runs past him, he’s 45 yards from his own goal, on the touch line with another defender covering. Reminded me of Xhaka’s random red v Swansea that at the time and since he seemed to be the only player to get done like that

gooner7 · **#309959**

Rich wrote:

Cardiff player Ralls got a straight red for a deliberate foul as a spurs player runs past him, he’s 45 yards from his own goal, on the touch line with another defender covering. Reminded me of Xhaka’s random red v Swansea that at the time and since he seemed to be the only player to get done like that

Not sure if I prefer to be bias about it, but, I seem to see English refs keen to favour Spurs. And on the flip-side, they seem keen to punish Arsenal.

gooner7 · **#309960**

bromley gooner wrote:

warrior wrote:

Man U are 2-2 vs Newcastle U

3-2 Sanchez. The geordies have blown it.

Alexis paid back 1/100 of his wages :58big-emoticons:

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