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Arsenal~Fanatic wrote:

Apollo wrote:

Arsenal~Fanatic wrote:

Jedieurokrem wrote:

Arsenal~Fanatic wrote:So the yearly ritual of blaming the circumstances/injuries/fixtures/fatigue has started but this year it has started a bit too early. 12 games in to the season and already we have a squad which looks overworked, stretched out and gasping for breath with jaded legs. Relying on injured aging players to provide cover, not going out and buying an outfield player, and blaming the the fixtures when the fixture list was laid out before the season was started. Wenger has to take come cop for believing this squad was capable of handling injuries, suspensions and the daunting fixture list. Without doing anything about it in the summer if he comes out now moaning about injuries and suspensions for umpteenth time in the last decade then i can only say.. rinse and repeat forever.

City drew Aston Villa. We drew an Inform Tottenham side that at the moment looks better then M United, Chelsea, Liverpool etc... I don't really see the issue here? Not saying Wenger isn't to blame for not bringing in outfield players but i feel better then i felt before the game tbh...

So should we base our results on their results? They have a much bigger and better squad. Naturally we need to make up whenever they slip up. Saying they slipped up so us slipping up is okay is not right. All this matters if we are serious about winning the title. If we are not then anything is okay.

Mate if you think we are going to pick up three points every time we step on the pitch pick up a controller and put it on semi pro that way you won't be disappointed..

I just feel this game was very much winnable. You may disagree and think one point was fine i respect your opinion but contrary to some opinions here this Tottenham starting eleven isn't as big a deal as it being made out to be.

CrimsonGunner11 wrote:Not using as an excuse but just to put into perspective our situation wrt to injuries. Players we have out:

Bellerin
Rosicky
Ramsey
Welbeck
Ox
Walcott

If we take the players out from their team who play in similar positions then they would have had out:

Walker
Mason
Dembele
Chadli
Townsend
Kane

...and their team would look something like:

Lloris
Trippier Alderweireld Vertonghen Rose
Dier Alli
Lamela --- Eriksen --- N'Jie
Son

We did well to get a point considering the circumstances

Angelito wrote:

Arsenal~Fanatic wrote:

Apollo wrote:

Arsenal~Fanatic wrote:

Jedieurokrem wrote:

Arsenal~Fanatic wrote:So the yearly ritual of blaming the circumstances/injuries/fixtures/fatigue has started but this year it has started a bit too early. 12 games in to the season and already we have a squad which looks overworked, stretched out and gasping for breath with jaded legs. Relying on injured aging players to provide cover, not going out and buying an outfield player, and blaming the the fixtures when the fixture list was laid out before the season was started. Wenger has to take come cop for believing this squad was capable of handling injuries, suspensions and the daunting fixture list. Without doing anything about it in the summer if he comes out now moaning about injuries and suspensions for umpteenth time in the last decade then i can only say.. rinse and repeat forever.

City drew Aston Villa. We drew an Inform Tottenham side that at the moment looks better then M United, Chelsea, Liverpool etc... I don't really see the issue here? Not saying Wenger isn't to blame for not bringing in outfield players but i feel better then i felt before the game tbh...

So should we base our results on their results? They have a much bigger and better squad. Naturally we need to make up whenever they slip up. Saying they slipped up so us slipping up is okay is not right. All this matters if we are serious about winning the title. If we are not then anything is okay.

Mate if you think we are going to pick up three points every time we step on the pitch pick up a controller and put it on semi pro that way you won't be disappointed..

I just feel this game was very much winnable. You may disagree and think one point was fine i respect your opinion but contrary to some opinions here this Tottenham starting eleven isn't as big a deal as it being made out to be.

Then, why have they lost only 1 game so far?

With out depleted squad, this was a forgone conclusion. Swansea, Bayern, and Spurs in a week is too much for the same set of 11.

QPRSENAL wrote:I don't think anyone is saying this match wasn't winnable, of course it was. However, on balance, based on the performance and squad available a point is not a disaster, people are just calling for some perspective.

Arsenal~Fanatic wrote:

Angelito wrote:

Arsenal~Fanatic wrote:

Apollo wrote:

Arsenal~Fanatic wrote:

Jedieurokrem wrote:

Arsenal~Fanatic wrote:So the yearly ritual of blaming the circumstances/injuries/fixtures/fatigue has started but this year it has started a bit too early. 12 games in to the season and already we have a squad which looks overworked, stretched out and gasping for breath with jaded legs. Relying on injured aging players to provide cover, not going out and buying an outfield player, and blaming the the fixtures when the fixture list was laid out before the season was started. Wenger has to take come cop for believing this squad was capable of handling injuries, suspensions and the daunting fixture list. Without doing anything about it in the summer if he comes out now moaning about injuries and suspensions for umpteenth time in the last decade then i can only say.. rinse and repeat forever.

City drew Aston Villa. We drew an Inform Tottenham side that at the moment looks better then M United, Chelsea, Liverpool etc... I don't really see the issue here? Not saying Wenger isn't to blame for not bringing in outfield players but i feel better then i felt before the game tbh...

So should we base our results on their results? They have a much bigger and better squad. Naturally we need to make up whenever they slip up. Saying they slipped up so us slipping up is okay is not right. All this matters if we are serious about winning the title. If we are not then anything is okay.

Mate if you think we are going to pick up three points every time we step on the pitch pick up a controller and put it on semi pro that way you won't be disappointed..

I just feel this game was very much winnable. You may disagree and think one point was fine i respect your opinion but contrary to some opinions here this Tottenham starting eleven isn't as big a deal as it being made out to be.

Then, why have they lost only 1 game so far?

With out depleted squad, this was a forgone conclusion. Swansea, Bayern, and Spurs in a week is too much for the same set of 11.

Six draws.

ESFSAFC wrote:

CrimsonGunner11 wrote:Not using as an excuse but just to put into perspective our situation wrt to injuries. Players we have out:

Bellerin
Rosicky
Wilshere
Ramsey
Welbeck
Ox
Walcott

If we take the players out from their team who play in similar positions then they would have had out:

Walker
Mason
Bentaleb
Dembele
Chadli
Townsend
Kane

...and their team would look something like:

Lloris
Trippier Alderweireld Vertonghen Rose
Dier Alli
Lamela --- Eriksen --- N'Jie
Son

We did well to get a point considering the circumstances

Also Wilshere.

QPRSENAL wrote:I don't think anyone is saying this match wasn't winnable, of course it was. However, on balance, based on the performance and squad available a point is not a disaster, people are just calling for some perspective.

This game won't determine our season, man city before christmas is where we need to most be at the races

Angelito wrote:

Arsenal~Fanatic wrote:

Angelito wrote:

Arsenal~Fanatic wrote:

Apollo wrote:

Arsenal~Fanatic wrote:

Jedieurokrem wrote:

Arsenal~Fanatic wrote:So the yearly ritual of blaming the circumstances/injuries/fixtures/fatigue has started but this year it has started a bit too early. 12 games in to the season and already we have a squad which looks overworked, stretched out and gasping for breath with jaded legs. Relying on injured aging players to provide cover, not going out and buying an outfield player, and blaming the the fixtures when the fixture list was laid out before the season was started. Wenger has to take come cop for believing this squad was capable of handling injuries, suspensions and the daunting fixture list. Without doing anything about it in the summer if he comes out now moaning about injuries and suspensions for umpteenth time in the last decade then i can only say.. rinse and repeat forever.

City drew Aston Villa. We drew an Inform Tottenham side that at the moment looks better then M United, Chelsea, Liverpool etc... I don't really see the issue here? Not saying Wenger isn't to blame for not bringing in outfield players but i feel better then i felt before the game tbh...

So should we base our results on their results? They have a much bigger and better squad. Naturally we need to make up whenever they slip up. Saying they slipped up so us slipping up is okay is not right. All this matters if we are serious about winning the title. If we are not then anything is okay.

Mate if you think we are going to pick up three points every time we step on the pitch pick up a controller and put it on semi pro that way you won't be disappointed..

I just feel this game was very much winnable. You may disagree and think one point was fine i respect your opinion but contrary to some opinions here this Tottenham starting eleven isn't as big a deal as it being made out to be.

Then, why have they lost only 1 game so far?

With out depleted squad, this was a forgone conclusion. Swansea, Bayern, and Spurs in a week is too much for the same set of 11.

Six draws.

Still doesn't answer my question.

That only tells us how defensively well organized they are. 5th in the League.

Arsenal~Fanatic wrote:

QPRSENAL wrote:I don't think anyone is saying this match wasn't winnable, of course it was. However, on balance, based on the performance and squad available a point is not a disaster, people are just calling for some perspective.

Nothing was done about it in the summer though.

Mesüt wrote:Ah well I'll take that tbh, little bit gutted after we scored we looked like we could've gone on and stolen it. When you look at the whole game we were lucky to get a point at home to these lot but losing would've been unbearable.

Injuries
Fatigue
Outplayed
Unbeaten
Still joint top

I'm happy enough.