When Pep leaves and IF City want him, will Arteta leave ?
That is the question.
The season is a marathon and its only just started.
What is all this crazy talk of definitely not going to win the league ?
Nobody knows anything at this stage of the season.
Originally Posted by dostoy
I think he would, yes
well we know Haaland and Citeh are looking very strong and that we haven't really done anything to increase our goal tally or change things up - that said as Letters said earlier winnig at Villa was an improverment but then we have the Brighton game where, unlike Pep who would still have gone for the win, Artetas played for the draw after Rice got sent off - if that's the mentaility we're winning nothing
Oh and our midfield is f**ked without Merino and Odegaard (and Rice for the NLD)
Last edited by Mac76; 13-09-2024 at 11:00 AM.
It is too early to be that definitive about anything, but it's already quite hard to look past City. They know they have some real competition in us and they don't look like they're in the mood to give us any chance to get ahead of them. I guess the game at The Ethiad will tell us something. Lose that one and, as ridiculous as this sounds so early, even I who am famed for not overreacting to things would be throwing in the towel. Which is what is so shit about the modern game. It shouldn't be this predictable.
It'll all be different when they're playing Charnock Richard in the extra preliminary round of the FA Vase
You used to be everything to me
Now you're tired of fighting
Looks like the fixture list is once again favouring City. We play away on Thursday night at Atalanta and Schitty are at home tomorrow night. Wtf!
Will Arteta use fringe players v Atalanta?
You’ve just realised this?
Yes, I am a bit slow tbh
It's a good question. Answer is probably yes, if the gypos can keep getting away with their "fair" play blatant cheating and don't get relegated. Also think Arteta would go. He's not Adams or Wilshere.
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Chris Kavanagh proving what we already knew, that he’s weak
I had no choice
Well I’m sure you did feel that way when you had Brighton players screaming at you for a second yellow to cover up for the fact that Veltman had lunged in on Rice, but again if you weren’t so spineless you’d realise that you did very much have a choice. The same way you made the choice not to book Joao Pedro and not to send off Joel Veltman.
Referees that succumb too easily to pressure have no business in the top flight, cheating scum like Veltman and Welbeck have no business in the sport.
"I was just following orders"
That defence worked well for the Nazi's #godwinslaw
There seems to be an obsession with consistency - partly from the fans who demand it. But
a) We don't get that anyway and
b) I'd rather see common sense than "consistency".
Sending a player off should be a last resort. It changes the game. It should be used sparingly.
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