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In fairness said era ran it's course several seasons ago.
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EPL I Liverpool vs Arsenal I March 4 17.30 GMT | BT Sport 1
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Country: Saudi Arabia
In fairness said era ran it's course several seasons ago.
Malky
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That's the sad thing, every one of these jokers will think they're entitled to pay rises.
We just gave an extension and pay rise to Coquelin, for **** sakes!
freeglennhelder2
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Country: England
Player:Elneny
As a lifelong Arsenal fan, I'm concerned with my lack of feelings over this defeat. Its just "meh". Season after season. Whatever.
There's a few of our boys I'd like to see under different management. Mustafi is someone I feel would thrive under a more defensively able coach.
Country: USA
Player:Saliba
The second round of substitutions after we pulled a goal back seemed to kill our momentum. I could make a case for Lucas over Giroud but Theo for Welbeck was a bit pointless since it was apparent that our biggest issue was gaining control in midfield.
Jury
A-M's drunk uncle
What he meant was the goals came quickly from non-threatening situations. Balls over the top and a quick counter after losing the ball.
footydroid
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Just shocking. Top 4 is slipping away nevermind title challenge.
Evidently not, though.
God, Walcott is dire.
His dribbling is genuinely hilarious. I remember his legendary run against Liverpool back in the day, his control and touch has got significantly worse since then I reckon.
Has successfully stolen a living here. Kudos.. I suppose.
Walcott and Lucas added f**k all when they come on we should take off iwobi Instead of welbeck
Country: Scotland
We have been in a loop longer than that. But when Wenger won the FA cup and signed his new contract is was to take us forward. Believing that he can do it. Today, with either the change of tactics or stubbornness (depending on your perspective) is a watershed moment. We've had plenty (Sanogo vs Bayern) but none as bold in the league as what Wenger attempted today. Genuinely feel that tonight was the straw. Another FA cup win, assuming we win it, isn't enough to build upon now as we should have already built upon it.
Maybe I am wrong maybe I'm right but I feel that tonight is it. Wenger's era is drawing to an end and he knows it.
sammy89
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Man, 05-06 Cech is the best goalkeeper I ever laid eyes on. Shame to see him regress up close.
When was the last time Pool did the double on us? I can't even remember.
Country: Saudi Arabia
I'm convinced that this man's intellect is too sophisticated for me to even attempt to decipher it any longer
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Jury
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There are no surprises anymore. They lose lose or draw to sides at the top and beat the fodder most of the time.
Country: England
Iwobi would have been in the u23s for months now if we had a proper manager.
Trust me, it's not.I'm convinced that this man's intellect is to sophisticated for me to even attempt to decipher it any longer
Jury
A-M's drunk uncle
Title challenge?!!!! That ended before xmas
Country: USA
Player:Saliba
Yep. Kos doesn't challenge for that ball for the first, and there's nothing to talk about.
Not sure we have a player on the bench that can improve us on the ball. Lucas & Walcott are dire with it... Iwobi limited production but near faultless in possession even in a game like today. One missed place pass out of 35.
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