Everyone getting in to use up their 2023 reserve of shit talking. Beautiful to see fans from every team trying to get one in 
Arsenal 2023/24 - Born to be runner up
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In the latest episode of the United Hour Podcast, Nik (@Rood) was joined by comedian Ali Woods to look back at the best and worst moments of a rollercoaster season with the annual United Hour Awards.
Has Ten Hag been sacked yet? We're not sure and we hope not, but it's looking more likely as the days pass.
Who should replace him and why is it taking so long to make a decision?
KdB on his way down is still better than 99% of the players in the league.
You can seen the whole line. I know the ball is behind Bowen's knee, but can you see any of it? That should tell you whether it crossed the line.
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Should've kept Xhaka.
Agreed. It's great to see football fans come as one and have a good laugh at Arsenal.Everyone getting in to use up their 2023 reserve of shit talking. Beautiful to see fans from every team trying to get one in
You didn't lose because of Var though. It was hardly a clear and obvious error for it to be ruled out. Thing is You were just poor. Eventually you were bound to be caught by your subpar performances.
It's part of the fun, we eventually had to move on from Chelsea/United
It reminds me of 99/00. Nobody bothered to capitalise while United were sunning themselves in Brazil. Then they returned and won the title by 18 points.It's part of the fun, we eventually had to move on from Chelsea/United
Not a massive upgrade on Holding for me.
If Garnacho's goal had stood we would be just 3 points behind the Goons!
Or if we had been correctly awarded a penalty for Gabriel wrestling Højlund to the ground.Why would an offside goal stand ?
*biting marks*
Offside? Yeah right.Why would an offside goal stand ?
*biting marks*
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Arteta spent more of his career under Moyes than under Pep
Arteta must be a real miracle worker if he’s getting all these “bang average players” ( Rice, White, Jesus, Zinchenko etc.) to challenge City for the title.
If he could stay in his technical box, he'd easily challenge for the quadruple every season
I don't think any of them are bang average players (maybe zinchenko is) but the point is you may very well have to upgrade them if you want to win the title.
Reminds me of "Salah is a one season wonder" because he keeps cutting in and shooting.
Nah Salah is just a much better player. He's exciting to watch, there's some unpredictability about his game even in this age of regimented play. His pace alone makes him more dangerous and more entertaining to watch.
Jesus: 3 Goals.
Saka: 5 Goals (2 Penalties).
Odegaard: 4 Goals (2 Penalties).
Martinelli: 2 Goals
Surprisingly Eddie Nketieh is their top scorer in Non Penalty Goals with 5. He also has a Goals per 90 of 0.51 (The highest in the team). Jesus in comparison has 0.33, Saka 0.29 and Martinelli 0.15.
I think Martinelli, Saka and Jesus have been in bad form this season which shows how good they are that they're still in the title race despite this. They do need to start scoring soon though, otherwise it will be too late.
Saka: 5 Goals (2 Penalties).
Odegaard: 4 Goals (2 Penalties).
Martinelli: 2 Goals
Surprisingly Eddie Nketieh is their top scorer in Non Penalty Goals with 5. He also has a Goals per 90 of 0.51 (The highest in the team). Jesus in comparison has 0.33, Saka 0.29 and Martinelli 0.15.
I think Martinelli, Saka and Jesus have been in bad form this season which shows how good they are that they're still in the title race despite this. They do need to start scoring soon though, otherwise it will be too late.
Well, it's called managing.
I mean he bought them all didn’t he?
Anyway, Rice isn’t average. He’s a really good player.
The issue with Arteta, or the recruitment team, is in my opinion they have wasted money in the wrong areas.
Zinchenko wasn’t really an upgrade on Tierney, Raya wasn’t over Ramsdale, Havertz seems unnecessary and cost a fortune whilst Jesus isn’t prolific enough to lead the line for a title winning team.
The club has spent a phenomenal amount on problems that didn’t need solving.
I sort of agree with your point, but you have to say, bar this summer, the signings have been made in mind to allow us to establish a system and way of playing to allow us first to get back in the Champions League, and then hopefully keep us there, so the likes of Zinchenko and Jesus were important parts in that.
That doesn’t mean they can’t be improved upon again to try and take us to the next level, and that also doesn’t mean they are automatically of no use whatsoever and can’t still become valuable squad members.
This summers transfers you can look at differently, so I can understand some criticism there.
again that doesn't prove anything to me - it's inconclusive. We've already seen during the World Cup that the ball can in-play from the top view and look out of play from the side view. If nobody can conclusively prove the ball went out of play then play should continue as normal.
Can it? Surely as long as the camera is directly above or directly in line on the side view then that takes out the curvature of the ball argument?
Agree about the rest of your post though, they just can’t give it because Bowen’s leg is in the way, but it does look out to me, as when they fast forward and rewound frame by frame you could see the curvature of the ball break the line.
All of this ball over the line talk is irrelevant. Just like against Newcastle the problem with Arsenal has been scoring, when team sit deep and can defend set pieces well Arsenal struggle to score this season. It's a pattern.
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That’s different though, that’s similar to the 1 at Newcastle, where we didn’t have a view directly in line with the touch line. In the image posted earlier, you have a view right along the touch line. The problem is that Bowens leg obscured the view, so I totally get why they allowed the goal, but if his leg wasn’t there you’d have a really good viewpoint that takes into account the curvature of the ball. Same if you have a camera directly above the line.
In saying that….
I agree with the Cliff here.
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Well his leg obstructing the view of the ball means you can't really say its over the line conclusively.
Also - i'm not disputing it changed the game or anything, just simply pointing out that it wasn't conclusive like the original person i replied to said - using the words 'its was clearly out'.
Understood, I was only answering your point about top cameras and side cameras, agree with the rest.
And that 1% would be himself
He lost all respect when he continued to player on bail and under investigation for being a serial rapist. If convicted, he'll be one of the worst sex offenders in British legal history. Trying to win a league title more important than safeguarding the public though.
If we don't do anything get Arteta out. Sick of his tactics game in game out. Why is Smith Rowe sat on the bench holding his balls every game? Why does Saka play every single game despite clearly being burnt out? How the feck is Nketiah getting games and is at this club?
All these last minute wins are peppering over the cracks. We need a proper number 9 and another winger as Saka looks completely burnt to the crisp playing every game for 2 years now.
All these last minute wins are peppering over the cracks. We need a proper number 9 and another winger as Saka looks completely burnt to the crisp playing every game for 2 years now.
So, what's Arsenal's excuse for falling off a cliff?
Can we change the thread name to bottle FC?
I thought Arsenal finishing 8th back to back was reason to keep ETH?
If Tottenham keeps losing all their key players to injuries Arteta might still scrape 4th
Is this a crisis?