feck knows why
Apr 29, 2025 -- 9:36PM, 1st time poster wrote:
sick to death week in week week out arsenal players managers winding the crowd,just do something on the pitch to wind them up instead of sending them to sleep,absolutely nothing up front,saka AWOL as usual
Agreed

Apr 29, 2025 -- 10:18PM, lurka wrote:
Odegaard was the worst of the lot. Physically and mentally weak, needs replacing. Pulling out of 50-50s all night and he's the captain! Awful set-piece delivery too but I think the players didn't get back onside before the ball was played for most of them, like the Merino 'goal', weren't flagged because the delivery was cleared by the first man. Arsenal have been cráp at set-pieces since Saka got injured months ago. Rice, Raya, Skelly were decent, that's about it.
Skelly just wanted to dive. Obviously being drilled into him early. Free kicks and cornetz is all we care about is the message.
). The Sus's out, it's just one of those glorious days to be alive!
or maybe someone's throwing fake news at me
Apr 30, 2025 -- 1:59PM, Blake@1658 wrote:
No one is suggesting Arteta and his lads aren't still in with a shout. It's a funny old game etc etc. No one gave Manchester United a chance when they went to Turin to play Juventus in the 1999 Champions League the semi final. No one needs reminding how that eventually panned out.
What were the odds for that game ? I doubt nobody gave them a chance
Juventus were sitting in 6th position in Serie A at the time, scoring only 34 goals in 30 games and had come through the group stages winning 1 game and drawing 5, they couldn't beat Galatasaray and Bilbao at home and limped past Olympiakos in the quarters, United were going for a treble. Maybe Juve were still favourites but I doubt nobody was giving United them a chance.
Arsenal can turn this tie around though but Odegaard is the biggest issue, he's been a passenger since his return from injury offering nothing and ducking out of 50/50 challenges probably to avoid getting injured again. I can see it going to penalties. PSG are not better than us when we're at out best, but atm they are just far more intense earlier on in games whereas we grow into a late and that was basically the difference here.
I thought Arteta's pre match, tik-tok call to arms was embarrassing, I'd expect that maybe in a final, but even then it was a cringy. He's reached a crossroads now, he needs to win something big either this season or next, or next will definitely be his last. I wouldn't mind Klopp coming in at all, used to call for him to be the Arsenal manager before he even went to Liverpool. Though I doubt he's want to manage another English club now.
Kind Regards.