Up the Arse! Goons Thread

[RickSanchez]

Yeah....
We're absolutely weak mentally.
Changes are needed and Wenger won't do it.
Don't even think people would even want to come here.

 

[kreglze]

Ozil will leave at the end of the season. Wouldn't hold it against him either.

 

[PendlePie]

Ozil will leave at the end of the season. Wouldn't hold it against him either.

He didn't look like he wanted to be on the pitch today. Don't blame him one bit.

 

[RickSanchez]

Let me take over.
I dominated on Football Manager with Arsenal.

 

[HODGEYROAD]

Wenger needs to **** off and new manger needs to overhaul the squad.

 

[PendlePie]

I think the straw to break the camel's back will be Spurs winning the title.

The fans' collective anger will drive serious change.

 

[Latro]

I think the straw to break the camel's back will be Spurs winning the title.

The fans' collective anger will drive serious change.

Wenger will only go if he starts costing Kroenke money.

 

[bok_party]

We still can win the title. We aren't out of it yet but that's just not good enough. You knew it would happen though. There's always some kind of Jammy goal or something that kills us and we out our heads down and can't get it back.

The team selection is baffling. Never underestimate your opponent which is why I felt Wenger started Walcott and welbeck. Welbeck scored and looked lively at least but that thief Walcott goes missing yet again. Can someone firstly tell me why is he starting ahead of, not just our best striker Giroud but Joel Campbell? We arguably played our best football in games which involved Joel. This baffles me these two decisions along with Per not starting. I know many don't rate Per because of his pace but his positioning and usually his decision making is great. Gabriel for all his potential is rash and clumsy.

Ramsey also did nothing. I know we are losing but why not take Ramsey off and play Elneny in the advanced role? He's got the skills and awareness to play more attacking and Coquelin can stay and add protection. Elneny came on and just did what coq was doing because I'm assumed that's what he was told to do.

Sanchez needs to lift his game immensely. He's become predictable as hell. The one time he went down on his left, he forced Varela to rugby tackle him. That's what he needs to do more of. I'd like to have seen him and Campbell on and rotating the flanks quite fluidly.

A frustrating day yet again but the title race ain't over yet.

 

[PendlePie]

Wenger on Manchester United: "Let's not got overboard. They had a very experienced midfield and spent a lot of money."

The most deflectiest deflection ever deflected. He doesn't even appear to be convincing himself with this bullshit anymore.

 

[bok_party]

Mate, we aren't winning the title. Agree with the rest though.

Eleven games left. Teams have come from more points behind before. I'm not disagreeing in saying that we have possibly bottled it but this is the EPL, strange stuff happens all the time.

 

[PendlePie]

I appreciate the optimism, but this club has far too many deficiencies across the board - with these deficiencies being exposed more and more regularly now.

The loss hasn't ruined our title chances today as much as the attitude and ineptness on display from almost everyone involved. So many players simply didn't give a shit because they know they're safe and the manager's safe and not winning a title doesn't matter - because "we're Arsenal and top four will do and Wenger will look after us" is the prevailing mentality. Ffs, Ramsey barely broke a sweat all day, Alexis still isn't playing the team game, both Ramsey and Walcott can't even be arsed running into good areas. Then United have Rashford who isn't afraid to put a shift in on debut and give it a red hot crack. Worlds apart in attitudes, and it's ******* appalling and not good enough.

Zero accountability leads to this sort of culture, and this sort of culture won't disappear quickly.

 

[HODGEYROAD]

We still can win the title. We aren't out of it yet but that's just not good enough. You knew it would happen though. There's always some kind of Jammy goal or something that kills us and we out our heads down and can't get it back.

The team selection is baffling. Never underestimate your opponent which is why I felt Wenger started Walcott and welbeck. Welbeck scored and looked lively at least but that thief Walcott goes missing yet again. Can someone firstly tell me why is he starting ahead of, not just our best striker Giroud but Joel Campbell? We arguably played our best football in games which involved Joel. This baffles me these two decisions along with Per not starting. I know many don't rate Per because of his pace but his positioning and usually his decision making is great. Gabriel for all his potential is rash and clumsy.

Ramsey also did nothing. I know we are losing but why not take Ramsey off and play Elneny in the advanced role? He's got the skills and awareness to play more attacking and Coquelin can stay and add protection. Elneny came on and just did what coq was doing because I'm assumed that's what he was told to do.

Sanchez needs to lift his game immensely. He's become predictable as hell. The one time he went down on his left, he forced Varela to rugby tackle him. That's what he needs to do more of. I'd like to have seen him and Campbell on and rotating the flanks quite fluidly.

A frustrating day yet again but the title race ain't over yet.

When we lose at Spurs next saturday it will be all over, its just a matter of time.

 

[PendlePie]

One thing we should all be abundantly clear on is that we are not finishing above Spurs this season.

 

[windyhill]

Said it for years, AFC are the ultimate car crash club and where better to crash than at a traditional graveyard ? I still can't believe we put them out of the cup last season at that place. That was a major exception to the rule, and just re-enforces the whole car crash theme. Just an easy three points for them, there , every ****ing time. Easy.

 

[undefined]

Walcott can do one, absolute liability.

Ramsey can **** off too, sick of that overrated campaigner. Leaves space in front of the back 4 far too often with his pointless pursuits forward which more often than not come to nothing but a goal kick.

If Özil doesn't leave in the summer then he's a ****ing idiot. Surrounded by mediocrity, he is. Far too good for this club.

Sanchez needs to lift his ****ing game. He's been piss poor this season.
if Arsenal don't win the league, Wenger won't be fired, but people power instead will force him out of the club.

Spurs will probably finish above us. Time to accept it, as stomach churning as the mere thought of it is.

 

[glenferry23]

Pathetic result. Classic Arsenal.

 

[GreyBudgie]

After another crunch game and defying match the club once again not measuring up to it Season over. Please retire at the end of the season Arsene save us all the excuses, because lets face it when it counts “we bottle it” probably ten years ago you were a great manager, now just an average Manager at Best with a heap of hot air quotes !

 

[Shoei]

The worst United team in 20+ years and still can't beat them at OT.

The squad has too many holes in it and that's Wenger's fault. The team selections are borderline sadistic,the players are in terrible form/injured/mistake ridden, there's negativity, stagnation and a sense of defeat around the club.

As an Eagles fan it looks like Worsfold's last seasons as coach, after 11 years the coaching was old, the players were past it and the fans had lost hope. The only difference is that Worsfold couldn't spend his way out of it.

It's one thing to say nobody saw Leicester's crazy season happening but If Spurs win the title this year then he should walk or be sacked.

We still can win the title.

A frustrating day yet again but the title race ain't over yet.

Theoretically this team still can, realistically this team can't.

Since January we've won 3 league games - A last second winner against 10 man Leicester, A late goal against Newcastle in a game we were dominated in and a 2-0 win against Bournemouth. 3 wins in 8 games.

We've taken 8 points from the last 6 games. If it wasn't for the last minute winner against Leicester we would have 6 points from 6 games.

Tottenham have 18 from 6
Leicester have 13
Chelsea have 12
Man United have 10

It's one thing to say we are playing well and just not getting any luck but we don't even have that defense. We don't even look like scoring let alone playing well.

We have Swansea (H) and Tottenham (A) next, anything less than 6 points ends our season and if we are being completely fair, end Wenger's position as manager.

We can't go into next season in the same position with Guardiola at Man City, Potentially Mou at Man United and whoever Chelsea replace Huddink with. Ridiculous sums of money are going to be spent fixing those squads and if Wenger is still going to persist with this squad we are going to be in a world of pain.

 

[glenferry23]

Even for the continual victim that Wenger portrays himself to be, his comments after the match about United spending was pathetic.

Such a loser's mentality at times.

 

[Shoei]

http://news.arseblog.com/2016/02/man-u-3-2-arsenal-by-the-numbers/

Look at those numbers for Sanchez, Walcott and Welbeck.

Guess who's the odd one out......

 

[charcoalchicken]

Just an absolutely dreadful performance can't believe I stayed up for that shit, they had no fight in them and judging by that effort they are no chance for the league.

 

[Cruyff14]

Ugh, this makes for some messy reading.

It's a shame that we could not capitalise on a weak league this season round. We only have ourselves to blame.

 

[PendlePie]

The thing is, in the extremely unlikely event that we take 6 points from the next 6, we all know deep down that it's just delaying the inevitable anyway. We'd just bottle it to Norwich or Villa or Sunderland.

 

[Cruyff14]

On the incredibly rare chance we beat Spurs, it might spring us into action. Not hopeful of this though however.

 

[undefined]

Spurs the make it or break it fixture, no doubt.