Bananacoffee
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I can't believe these types of suggestions still appear around here
Flamini at DM does that to a man.
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EPL: Arsenal FC vs Man. City FC - Mon. Dec. 21st, 8:00pm - SS1
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Flamini at DM does that to a man.
4R5Emaniac
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And we don't have another player combining defending with ball playing ability. I'm just **** scared of getting run over in midfield.
4R5Emaniac
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Well, if they are serious about winning the league they'll be dumb to underestimate the fact that our play out wide is absolutely crucial and at least tracking the movements could be really vital. And Sterling is rather good off the ball in terms of movement and stealing the ball, too. Was at Liverpool so I won't underestimate him in this game.
Yaya, though, is a lazy **** and we can take advantage of it, tbh. Get runners around him so that he loses it. We could play Özil a bit deeper at times or Ramsey close to him to get him pissed off and get carded.
CurryFlavoured
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Our last 5 home games - 4 wins 1 draw
City's last 5 away - 1 win 2 draws 2 losses
Looks very good on form but I don't think we've been playing great recently (e.g. Sunderland at home was poor). Tbh neither team has been playing well but they've both got a great momentum boost from the last 2 games. I'm pretty confident given City's form and our recent games against them, confident of a draw at least which isn't disastrous. I don't think their attack is as scary as it has been and that's not just because Aguero is out.
City's last 5 away - 1 win 2 draws 2 losses
Looks very good on form but I don't think we've been playing great recently (e.g. Sunderland at home was poor). Tbh neither team has been playing well but they've both got a great momentum boost from the last 2 games. I'm pretty confident given City's form and our recent games against them, confident of a draw at least which isn't disastrous. I don't think their attack is as scary as it has been and that's not just because Aguero is out.
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Let's smash the Manc ****s!
Am I doing this right?
Am I doing this right?
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redanddread
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A very passable job indeed........but that won't get you into the GDL!!
Hoping to see some of this:
Nyctophobia
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One of us, one of us!
Hoping to see some of this:
LOL you gotta love Lewa.
Shadow Moses
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We've got this. 3-1 Arsenal.
Marmaduke
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That was sublime. Like a professional capoera (no idea how to spell it) dancer
Dennis_Bergkamp_10
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It's still a week from now, but I'm getting excited already. We have to make a real statement of intent here, a draw is not enough. Beat them and create a small gap.
Besides, it's at the Emirates. We should be beating anyone at the Emirates. Bring them on. Even that overrated Kompany.
Besides, it's at the Emirates. We should be beating anyone at the Emirates. Bring them on. Even that overrated Kompany.
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We usually do well against them, though they are more than capable of beating us. If recent history is any guide, this will be a tight one. I think 2-2 or hopefully 2-1 to us.
I don't think we've lost at home to them in quite a while.
I don't think we've lost at home to them in quite a while.
We lost in 2012/2013 to them at home, after a red card for us if I'm not mistaken.
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Yes, we lost after Koscielny got a red card, and a penalty was awarded which was missed by Dzeko.
Guess who was the ref that day ?
rich 1990
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Yes, we lost after Koscielny got a red card, and a penalty was awarded which was missed by Dzeko.
Guess who was the ref that day ?
He gave us a penalty at the Etihad last season, to be fair to the rat faced ****.
Giroud
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We'll keep things tight and City will have most of the possession but will be toothless with Bony up front. Not worried about Flamini as long as we stay compact and he doesn't have to cover lots of ground.
We'll win because City don't have the goals in them and we'll be trouble on the counter.
We'll win because City don't have the goals in them and we'll be trouble on the counter.
Of all the big games, I always fancy us against City. They only play one way under Pellegrini, which suits us down to the ground. The big news is Kompany will still be missing, which means they'll give up chances, chances we have to take.
It's such a shame we have no Coquelin for this one, Flamini has been sturdy in the last few games, but he's still an awful footballer who's capable of costing us with a brain dead decision. The good thing is, he'll be in there against Yaya who is seriously playing at walking pace these days, for all his lack of ability Flam has an insane workrate.
It's quite interesting, they're sweating on Aguero and we're sweating on Sanchez, arguably the two best attackers in the league. Both scored at The Emirates in this fixture last season, just to emphasise their importance.
A win here would be HUGE, for the belief if nothing else. Plus it's always important to beat the big teams at home, we have an opportunity here.
It's such a shame we have no Coquelin for this one, Flamini has been sturdy in the last few games, but he's still an awful footballer who's capable of costing us with a brain dead decision. The good thing is, he'll be in there against Yaya who is seriously playing at walking pace these days, for all his lack of ability Flam has an insane workrate.
It's quite interesting, they're sweating on Aguero and we're sweating on Sanchez, arguably the two best attackers in the league. Both scored at The Emirates in this fixture last season, just to emphasise their importance.
A win here would be HUGE, for the belief if nothing else. Plus it's always important to beat the big teams at home, we have an opportunity here.
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