by Pudpop » Sun Dec 08, 2013 6:48 pm
by Massa » Sun Dec 08, 2013 6:49 pm
mg86 wrote:Massa wrote:mg86 wrote:Massa wrote:Omphi93 wrote:Lol the reaction every time( every single time) we dont get 3 points.
What a game that was, thought we were good value for the win, created more actual chances tested Howard more and the last 5 seconds had me screaming like a bitch with the ball coming off the post.
Loved the substitutions and all three made an impact, pity about the deulofeu spectacular, but even after could have nicked it.
No ground lost over the weekend, had the toughest encounter, still comfortably on top. Satisfied
Said my piece
Back to knee jerk.
I would agree to an extent if we didn't have City/Chelsea next. That cushion was much needed
Im not afraid of Chelsea, City at home though is another matter.
We've never beaten Mou and no-one has beaten his side at the Bridge ever. Hell of a mental block and we didn't get over our one at OT
They really are not a great side, they are a top four side and nothing more. Their defence is horrid and they have zero strikers that can score
by mg86 » Sun Dec 08, 2013 6:50 pm
Massa wrote:mg86 wrote:Massa wrote:mg86 wrote:Massa wrote:Omphi93 wrote:Lol the reaction every time( every single time) we dont get 3 points.
What a game that was, thought we were good value for the win, created more actual chances tested Howard more and the last 5 seconds had me screaming like a bitch with the ball coming off the post.
Loved the substitutions and all three made an impact, pity about the deulofeu spectacular, but even after could have nicked it.
No ground lost over the weekend, had the toughest encounter, still comfortably on top. Satisfied
Said my piece
Back to knee jerk.
I would agree to an extent if we didn't have City/Chelsea next. That cushion was much needed
Im not afraid of Chelsea, City at home though is another matter.
We've never beaten Mou and no-one has beaten his side at the Bridge ever. Hell of a mental block and we didn't get over our one at OT
They really are not a great side, they are a top four side and nothing more. Their defence is horrid and they have zero strikers that can score
Neither are Man U. I'd be surprised if we get a win from the next two games
by Apollo » Sun Dec 08, 2013 6:50 pm
Massa wrote:Omphi93 wrote:Lol the reaction every time( every single time) we dont get 3 points.
What a game that was, thought we were good value for the win, created more actual chances tested Howard more and the last 5 seconds had me screaming like a bitch with the ball coming off the post.
Loved the substitutions and all three made an impact, pity about the deulofeu spectacular, but even after could have nicked it.
No ground lost over the weekend, had the toughest encounter, still comfortably on top. Satisfied
Said my piece
Back to knee jerk.
I would agree to an extent if we didn't have City/Chelsea next. That cushion was much needed
by Apollo » Sun Dec 08, 2013 6:55 pm
Arsenal~Fanatic wrote:Omphi93 wrote:Lol the reaction every time( every single time) we dont get 3 points.
What a game that was, thought we were good value for the win, created more actual chances tested Howard more and the last 5 seconds had me screaming like a bitch with the ball coming off the post.
Loved the substitutions and all three made an impact, pity about the deulofeu spectacular, but even after could have nicked it.
No ground lost over the weekend, had the toughest encounter, still comfortably on top. Satisfied
Said my piece
Back to knee jerk.
LOL you are talking as though every player today put in 10/10 performance and still people are complaining. I mean Wenger waited till his usual customary time to make his substitutions. Just cos the result is decent in terms of overall context of this weekends results doesn't mean today's performance was satisfactory. Ther is no knee jerk going on here. Our performance today definitely no where near the levels we have displayed this season. Koscielny's brilliant 10/10 performance papered over plenty of below average performances today.
by Massa » Sun Dec 08, 2013 6:56 pm
Omphi93 wrote:Massa wrote:Omphi93 wrote:Lol the reaction every time( every single time) we dont get 3 points.
What a game that was, thought we were good value for the win, created more actual chances tested Howard more and the last 5 seconds had me screaming like a bitch with the ball coming off the post.
Loved the substitutions and all three made an impact, pity about the deulofeu spectacular, but even after could have nicked it.
No ground lost over the weekend, had the toughest encounter, still comfortably on top. Satisfied
Said my piece
Back to knee jerk.
I would agree to an extent if we didn't have City/Chelsea next. That cushion was much needed
The thing is with a league setting 3 points are 3 points, 1 point is point regardless of when you accumulate them.
We play everyone twice no exception, and a point against Everton would still be a point whether we played them today with the run up or three weeks ago.
Whilst our rival lost conceeding three to fricken Stoke and drawing to an underpowered Soton. I wouldnt react negatively against accumulating a point against this Everton side.
by Massa » Sun Dec 08, 2013 6:57 pm
mg86 wrote:Massa wrote:mg86 wrote:Massa wrote:mg86 wrote:Massa wrote:Omphi93 wrote:Lol the reaction every time( every single time) we dont get 3 points.
What a game that was, thought we were good value for the win, created more actual chances tested Howard more and the last 5 seconds had me screaming like a bitch with the ball coming off the post.
Loved the substitutions and all three made an impact, pity about the deulofeu spectacular, but even after could have nicked it.
No ground lost over the weekend, had the toughest encounter, still comfortably on top. Satisfied
Said my piece
Back to knee jerk.
I would agree to an extent if we didn't have City/Chelsea next. That cushion was much needed
Im not afraid of Chelsea, City at home though is another matter.
We've never beaten Mou and no-one has beaten his side at the Bridge ever. Hell of a mental block and we didn't get over our one at OT
They really are not a great side, they are a top four side and nothing more. Their defence is horrid and they have zero strikers that can score
Neither are Man U. I'd be surprised if we get a win from the next two games
Two draws would continue the unbeaten run and keep everything even excluding Pool (though they will eventually have to face them as well)
by GSK_AFC » Sun Dec 08, 2013 6:58 pm
by Massa » Sun Dec 08, 2013 7:02 pm
GSK_AFC wrote:I would have taken 2/6 points if we had won today. 4/6 is the aim now.
by Apollo » Sun Dec 08, 2013 7:08 pm
Massa wrote:Omphi93 wrote:Massa wrote:Omphi93 wrote:Lol the reaction every time( every single time) we dont get 3 points.
What a game that was, thought we were good value for the win, created more actual chances tested Howard more and the last 5 seconds had me screaming like a bitch with the ball coming off the post.
Loved the substitutions and all three made an impact, pity about the deulofeu spectacular, but even after could have nicked it.
No ground lost over the weekend, had the toughest encounter, still comfortably on top. Satisfied
Said my piece
Back to knee jerk.
I would agree to an extent if we didn't have City/Chelsea next. That cushion was much needed
The thing is with a league setting 3 points are 3 points, 1 point is point regardless of when you accumulate them.
We play everyone twice no exception, and a point against Everton would still be a point whether we played them today with the run up or three weeks ago.
Whilst our rival lost conceeding three to fricken Stoke and drawing to an underpowered Soton. I wouldnt react negatively against accumulating a point against this Everton side.
Physiologically the longer we remain top the better, and we would've been top by Christmas at least had we won today. Now if we lose the next two which is a definite possibility we'll be 2nd/3rd
by mg86 » Sun Dec 08, 2013 7:10 pm
Massa wrote:mg86 wrote:Massa wrote:mg86 wrote:Massa wrote:mg86 wrote:Massa wrote:Omphi93 wrote:Lol the reaction every time( every single time) we dont get 3 points.
What a game that was, thought we were good value for the win, created more actual chances tested Howard more and the last 5 seconds had me screaming like a bitch with the ball coming off the post.
Loved the substitutions and all three made an impact, pity about the deulofeu spectacular, but even after could have nicked it.
No ground lost over the weekend, had the toughest encounter, still comfortably on top. Satisfied
Said my piece
Back to knee jerk.
I would agree to an extent if we didn't have City/Chelsea next. That cushion was much needed
Im not afraid of Chelsea, City at home though is another matter.
We've never beaten Mou and no-one has beaten his side at the Bridge ever. Hell of a mental block and we didn't get over our one at OT
They really are not a great side, they are a top four side and nothing more. Their defence is horrid and they have zero strikers that can score
Neither are Man U. I'd be surprised if we get a win from the next two games
Two draws would continue the unbeaten run and keep everything even excluding Pool (though they will eventually have to face them as well)
I'd take two draws but I can't see it. It wouldn't keep everything even as City/Chelsea will likely gain 3 points in the other games they have
by alexafc12 » Sun Dec 08, 2013 7:16 pm
Arsenal~Fanatic wrote:alexafc12 wrote:Arsenal~Fanatic wrote:Massa wrote:Mike Dean wrote:The lack of a good striker on this team has been masked by the superb play of Ramsey. Ramsey struggled today and our problem was exposed.
We really really need to get a mobile striker with killed instincts this January if we want to win the league.
I said it in the other thread that we need something different upfront when things aren't going our way. A mobile/trickier striker who makes intelligent runs behind/in-between defenders would add a lot to our game.
No one is available. Although I've been impressed with Remy this season.
Remy has been simply superb for Newcastle this season. Newcastle would never sell him in January though.
by ivan itchybum » Sun Dec 08, 2013 7:18 pm
Massa wrote:ivän itchybüm wrote:GSK_AFC wrote:Arsenal~Fanatic wrote:Massa wrote:Arsenal~Fanatic wrote:Ozil cannot handle the rough stuff yet.
Arteta is not fit for high tempo games.
Koscielny clearly the man of the half.
Giroud needs to get his striking boots on. He should have done better with the couple of chance he had.
Rosicky and Flamini's legs plus Walcott's pace is what this game needs. I would take Ramsey, Ozil and Arteta off.
Ramsey is our match winner and generally gets better as games go on. Immense engine so will be better 2nd half. If you wanna bring those players on it should be for Arteta, Cazorla and Wilshere
Ramsey has made several sloppy passes and mistimed tackles. He has been superb this season but lets be fair he was pretty poor in that half.
Even at 50% he'll always be more dangerous than Rosicky.
LOL. At 100% he's not as dangerous as Rosicky... Jesus that man is under-rated..
In no way is Rosicky more dangerous than Ramsey
gooney wrote: I will have a bet with anyone who is willing to take Newcastle will finish ahead of us...how about loser leaves the forum?
by Massa » Sun Dec 08, 2013 7:21 pm
ivän itchybüm wrote:Massa wrote:ivän itchybüm wrote:GSK_AFC wrote:Arsenal~Fanatic wrote:Massa wrote:Arsenal~Fanatic wrote:Ozil cannot handle the rough stuff yet.
Arteta is not fit for high tempo games.
Koscielny clearly the man of the half.
Giroud needs to get his striking boots on. He should have done better with the couple of chance he had.
Rosicky and Flamini's legs plus Walcott's pace is what this game needs. I would take Ramsey, Ozil and Arteta off.
Ramsey is our match winner and generally gets better as games go on. Immense engine so will be better 2nd half. If you wanna bring those players on it should be for Arteta, Cazorla and Wilshere
Ramsey has made several sloppy passes and mistimed tackles. He has been superb this season but lets be fair he was pretty poor in that half.
Even at 50% he'll always be more dangerous than Rosicky.
LOL. At 100% he's not as dangerous as Rosicky... Jesus that man is under-rated..
In no way is Rosicky more dangerous than Ramsey
by alexafc12 » Sun Dec 08, 2013 7:26 pm
Massa wrote:ivän itchybüm wrote:Massa wrote:ivän itchybüm wrote:GSK_AFC wrote:Arsenal~Fanatic wrote:Massa wrote:Arsenal~Fanatic wrote:Ozil cannot handle the rough stuff yet.
Arteta is not fit for high tempo games.
Koscielny clearly the man of the half.
Giroud needs to get his striking boots on. He should have done better with the couple of chance he had.
Rosicky and Flamini's legs plus Walcott's pace is what this game needs. I would take Ramsey, Ozil and Arteta off.
Ramsey is our match winner and generally gets better as games go on. Immense engine so will be better 2nd half. If you wanna bring those players on it should be for Arteta, Cazorla and Wilshere
Ramsey has made several sloppy passes and mistimed tackles. He has been superb this season but lets be fair he was pretty poor in that half.
Even at 50% he'll always be more dangerous than Rosicky.
LOL. At 100% he's not as dangerous as Rosicky... Jesus that man is under-rated..
In no way is Rosicky more dangerous than Ramsey
Ramsey has more goals this season than Rosicky since 2008. More assists this season since Aug 2011. One cross changes nothing bro