by ag6789 » Mon Aug 22, 2022 8:21 pm
by Santi » Mon Aug 22, 2022 8:24 pm
by Est83 » Mon Aug 22, 2022 8:50 pm
theHotHead wrote:Est83 wrote:I haven't hyped up these first two games at all, I just know that they're far from given results.
Having high expectations is great, and I can understand the frustration with us being so far from it. But from where we were, to where we are (again, I'm not talking results, I'm talking what you can see with your eyes, how we're playing), we've improved massively and are heading in the right direction.
We've got great players all over the pitch now, with plenty of depth, we're formidable in defence, full of youth, well organised, hungry, and now we have some real firepower up front... and still looking at additional players.
There are reasons to be happy and optimistic. Your choice to keep playing the hothead Grinch persona.
If you get upset and "triggered" by my posts thats your problem. We played 3 games and won 3 games against teams we should be beating, I said lets not get carried away, bigger tests are to come.
If that upsets you, I suggest you stop using internet forums
by Rockape » Mon Aug 22, 2022 9:11 pm
Santi wrote:Great being an arsenal fan right now, let’s hope it continues
by UFGN » Mon Aug 22, 2022 9:13 pm
Est83 wrote:.
Nothing you say could ever get an emotional reaction from me cutiepie.
by Salibatelli » Mon Aug 22, 2022 9:14 pm
ag6789 wrote:Auba is a professional and it is his job to put the ball over the line. If he cannot do it from a few feet and open goal umpteenth time , what can any system do? Can't believe he was so spooked by the image of Arteta that he couldn't even toe poke the ball into the net. Besides, he was first name on the team sheet until a month before his departure and last but not the least, a fantastic contract was handed to him by Arteta and Edu not so long ago. So they must have trusted him as their main man at that point.
by starmandb » Mon Aug 22, 2022 10:08 pm
theHotHead wrote:starmandb wrote:theHotHead wrote:starmandb wrote:theHotHead wrote:My stance on Arteta has not changed, I still don't think he is good enough to take us where we need to be. Yes we have won 3 games in 3 but we have played teams nobody expected us to lose to, so stronger tests are ahead.
I am not convinced with Arteta in man-management, decision making or tactics. When I look at the problems we have had Arteta's solution is to buy his way out, I don't rate that type of management.
When we struggled offensively , when the entire offensive line struggled to score, Arteta was clueless as to how to fix it. Auba couldn't buy a goal, he goes to Barca and can't stop scoring. Laca couldn't buy a goal, he leaves Arsenal and has now scored in every game for his new club.
Surely that tells you all you need to know about Arteta! Yes we are on the right path but if you have a manager that is tactically inept, cannot get the best out of players and has to buy his way out of trouble/issues, that's not a sustainable plan for Arsenal football club.
Aubameyang hasn’t scored for 162 mins
In that time Xhaka martinelli and Saliba have scored and Arteta didn’t buy any of them
Not sure what point you are trying to make here
Aubameyang can’t stop scoring but he has stopped scoring long enough for arsenal to score seven who are now coached by arteta and three of the goals were scored by players he didn’t buy
If you are going to take everything literally every conversation will end up being pointless.
Rather than trying to be a clever clogs why not ingest the comments in the way you clearly know they were meant and stop being an ultra pedant.
by starmandb » Mon Aug 22, 2022 10:12 pm
theHotHead wrote:starmandb wrote:theHotHead wrote:starmandb wrote:theHotHead wrote:Power n Glory wrote:NovaGB wrote:I'll carry on singing when we are winning and moaning when we are losing, simple as that.
If Arteta's team keeps winning then i'm all for him, if we go on crazy skids and not scoring etc like last year then i won't be all for him.
Cos results are all that matters at the end of the day, there is nothing more to it.
Yep. Have to enjoy it when playing well and getting 3 points. We've endured the misery for so long it's as if some have forgotten how to enjoy the win. It's been a really good start performance and points wise.
Its as if you have forgotten the last 3 seasons. Im not getting carried away, we have been here before and Arteta "Arteta'd" it!!!
Happy for the wins, of course but we have played 3 teams we should be beating 9 times out of 10. What narks me are the needless mistakes and doing well now doesn't excuse those stupid mistakes because Arteta has proven that he can and will make stupid mistakes.
A pragmatic approach from Arteta last season and we comfortably get top 4.
The most we have ever won at palace is 7 in 10 the last time was between 7th feb 1993 and 28th dec 2017
We have played 7 times at Bournemouth and won 4
All you have done is highlight how poor we have been in the past, so thank you. Just because we have under-achieved that doesn't make it acceptable. I am sure the bookies make us big favourites every single time against those teams.
That poor period between 1993 and 2017 when we won 3 league titles 8 fa cups a league cup and a cup winners cup
So you don't think Arsenal football club should be beating teams like Crystal Palace and Bournemouth and when we don't we were poor?!! Simple question. A club the size and stature of Arsenal Football Club with the resources we have.
Simple question.
by starmandb » Mon Aug 22, 2022 10:16 pm
UFGN wrote:The point is you can't always beat everybody (figuratively) because you can't have an outstanding season every season
But the point also is we haven't won the league for twenty f***ing years because of excuse laden managers and hand wringing fans who are quick to trot out excuses......
Eventually that outstanding season has to come. Eventually the excuse mongers in our fan base need to get onboard with a winning mentality.
by UFGN » Mon Aug 22, 2022 10:31 pm
starmandb wrote:UFGN wrote:The point is you can't always beat everybody (figuratively) because you can't have an outstanding season every season
But the point also is we haven't won the league for twenty f***ing years because of excuse laden managers and hand wringing fans who are quick to trot out excuses......
Eventually that outstanding season has to come. Eventually the excuse mongers in our fan base need to get onboard with a winning mentality.
You will never find an excuse from me
It drove me mad about wenger
Poor pitches poor refereeing tiredness etc etc
Deal with it and go out and win
However I reserve the right to enjoy a win
It’s what I go to football for
As serious as I take it
It’s leasure and a sport and I like being happy when we do well
by Est83 » Mon Aug 22, 2022 11:35 pm
UFGN wrote:Est83 wrote:.
Nothing you say could ever get an emotional reaction from me cutiepie.
What if he called your missus a muff diver
by Fran Solo » Tue Aug 23, 2022 1:41 am
by starmandb » Tue Aug 23, 2022 6:04 am
UFGN wrote:starmandb wrote:UFGN wrote:The point is you can't always beat everybody (figuratively) because you can't have an outstanding season every season
But the point also is we haven't won the league for twenty f***ing years because of excuse laden managers and hand wringing fans who are quick to trot out excuses......
Eventually that outstanding season has to come. Eventually the excuse mongers in our fan base need to get onboard with a winning mentality.
You will never find an excuse from me
It drove me mad about wenger
Poor pitches poor refereeing tiredness etc etc
Deal with it and go out and win
However I reserve the right to enjoy a win
It’s what I go to football for
As serious as I take it
It’s leasure and a sport and I like being happy when we do well
Nothing wrong with enjoying a win, and nothing wrong with enjoying a run of good form
But if you were to say to me you truly "enjoy a win" if it is the exception to the rule and we're doing badly overall at the time, I would challenge you on that. I know you understand the complexities involved and my comments are not aimed at you
They are aimed specifically at people with agendas other than the success of Arsenal Football Club. Man-children who have their pet manager or pet player and are quick to spin an excuse, or celebrate a win like it answers all their chosen deity's critics.
One eye should always be on the big picture at all times, and the club as a whole is all I support, and that's what I expect from others
by theHotHead » Tue Aug 23, 2022 6:59 am
ag6789 wrote:I have seen the games with my own eyes and don't need your video.
by theHotHead » Tue Aug 23, 2022 7:08 am
Est83 wrote:theHotHead wrote:Est83 wrote:I haven't hyped up these first two games at all, I just know that they're far from given results.
Having high expectations is great, and I can understand the frustration with us being so far from it. But from where we were, to where we are (again, I'm not talking results, I'm talking what you can see with your eyes, how we're playing), we've improved massively and are heading in the right direction.
We've got great players all over the pitch now, with plenty of depth, we're formidable in defence, full of youth, well organised, hungry, and now we have some real firepower up front... and still looking at additional players.
There are reasons to be happy and optimistic. Your choice to keep playing the hothead Grinch persona.
If you get upset and "triggered" by my posts thats your problem. We played 3 games and won 3 games against teams we should be beating, I said lets not get carried away, bigger tests are to come.
If that upsets you, I suggest you stop using internet forums
Nothing you say could ever get an emotional reaction from me cutiepie.
Like I said, your choice if your dated expectations leave you pissed off every weekend, and your choice to not see the clear improvements we've made.
Stress is killer. We suffer more in our minds than we do in reality... just tryin' to help you bro