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Arsenal vs Chelsea |FA Community Shield| 06/08/2017 | 14:00 BST (13:00 UTC) | BT Sport

Who will win?

  • Arsenal after 90 minutes

    Votes: 26 49.1%
  • Arsenal will win on penalties

    Votes: 6 11.3%
  • Chelsea will win on penalties

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Chelsea after 90 minutes

    Votes: 21 39.6%

  • Total voters
    53
  • Poll closed .
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Furious

Emery Gone, Telly Back On
Our passing game is tailor made at a spacious Wembley, this throwed together side might not have done as well on a smaller pitch imo(cautionary musing).

There's something about the way we play there, and I can't quite put words into what it is yet. If we played with the same maturity, determination and concentrataion during the whole season at the Emirates, I've no doubt in my mind that we'd win the league.
 

Ewarwoowar

Well-Known Member
There's something about the way we play there, and I can't quite put words into what it is yet. If we played with the same maturity, determination and concentrataion during the whole season at the Emirates, I've no doubt in my mind that we'd win the league.
The extra square metres(500) make a massive difference, We still manage to skew if a lot of balls away from feet, but the wide open spaces and our pace see us latching on to the loose balls.

Us vs the Spuds on this our hallowed turf this season should see us do them comfortably, their game heavily relies on closing down space, not easy at spacious Wembley, they shall be knackered and most likely see more injury this season due to fatigue maybe their season over this side of Christmas.:lol:
 

Furious

Emery Gone, Telly Back On
The extra square metres(500) make a massive difference, We still manage to skew if a lot of balls away from feet, but the wide open spaces and our pace see us latching on to the loose balls.

Us vs the Spuds on this our hallowed turf this season should see us do them comfortably, their game heavily relies on closing down space, not easy at spacious Wembley, they shall be knackered and most likely see more injury this season due to fatigue maybe their season over this side of Christmas.:lol:

Is there really that much difference betweeen the size of pitches?

Interesting angle to this mate. Will have a look at it during the season and come back to you.
 

bingobob

A-M’s Resident Hunskelper
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Country: Scotland
Agreed, no chance we win that game with Ramsey partnering Xhaka.
Like that time we won in a competitive game with them playing where Ramsey scored the winner and we won the FA cup final? The goal which set up this game and is not even debatable which game is the bigger of the two.

Aye no chance we win with Ramsey partnering Xhaka.
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Should read the rest of the posts first.
 

Ceballinhos

Cheating on Santi
Conte had every right to complain about Willian being booked for diving rather than being awarded what looked like a clear cut first half penalty.

And Conte had a point about the 81st minute red card for Pedro after the Chelsea winger raked his studs down Mohamed Elneny’s Achilles. It is, after all, a friendly. A yellow, quiet word and substitution should surely have sufficed.

What the hell is wrong with John Cross?
 

Ewarwoowar

Well-Known Member
Is there really that much difference betweeen the size of pitches?

Interesting angle to this mate. Will have a look at it during the season and come back to you.

Yuh uh- click the link at the bottom- interesting read.

The pitch

The pitch at White Hart Lane is one of the tightest in the Premier League, measuring 100 x 67 metres (or 6,700 square meters). For context, Stoke City’s pitch is the only one smaller in the top-flight, measuring 6,400 square metres.

Wembley’s pitch, on the other hand, is colossal in terms of its size, measuring 105 x 69 metres and 7,245 square metres in total, which would make it the second-largest pitch in the Premier League this season, behind Hull City’s pitch that caters for rugby league as well as football.

With the Tigers relegated, Sp**s go from playing on the second-smallest pitch to the biggest next term. A fact that is bound to make a difference to the team’s style of play, at least in the early stages of next season.


Read more at http://www.squawka.com/news/how-tot...loping-next-season/937074#16vK5A8SEmslPgEu.99
 

al-Ustaadh

👳‍♂️ Figuring out how to delete my account 👳‍♂️
Think we were lucky to have Cesc start today for Chelsea. He was slow. Coming up against their midfield next time will be more difficult with Bakayoko.
 

Fallout

Active Member
Yuh uh- click the link at the bottom- interesting read.

The pitch

The pitch at White Hart Lane is one of the tightest in the Premier League, measuring 100 x 67 metres (or 6,700 square meters). For context, Stoke City’s pitch is the only one smaller in the top-flight, measuring 6,400 square metres.

Wembley’s pitch, on the other hand, is colossal in terms of its size, measuring 105 x 69 metres and 7,245 square metres in total, which would make it the second-largest pitch in the Premier League this season, behind Hull City’s pitch that caters for rugby league as well as football.

With the Tigers relegated, Sp**s go from playing on the second-smallest pitch to the biggest next term. A fact that is bound to make a difference to the team’s style of play, at least in the early stages of next season.


Read more at http://www.squawka.com/news/how-tot...loping-next-season/937074#16vK5A8SEmslPgEu.99
i feel like another big factor is conditioning. even though we get injured a lot, our players have great conditioning when fit. we are always the stronger team late in games at wembley, the extra space benefits us the longer the games goes on.
 

Tosker

Does Not Hate Foreigners
There's something about the way we play there, and I can't quite put words into what it is yet. If we played with the same maturity, determination and concentrataion during the whole season at the Emirates, I've no doubt in my mind that we'd win the league.
we go to Wembley expecting to win - can't say that about a wet night at Stoke
 
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