We’re clearly in a much better frame of mind than when we had this fixture last year but this still remains our Everest.
Hopeful of a result but we’ve all been around the block long enough to know this could be a terrible day at the office too.
We’re clearly in a much better frame of mind than when we had this fixture last year but this still remains our Everest.
Hopeful of a result but we’ve all been around the block long enough to know this could be a terrible day at the office too.
That's because it hadn't been...Originally Posted by HCZ_Reborn
The stats clearly tell a different story, and a clearer and accurate one then what you claim to have seen with your own eyes
I could see for myself that for the first half of the season we were effective from set pieces when trying to deal with sides playing a deep block
If Arsenal are going to win the PL then this game especially at this stage of the season, is a must win.
If Arsenal are at full strength and Man City have a few injuries then it might be a draw, otherwise Man City will win.
I would like it if I was wrong.
It looks like we could possibly be missing Gabriel, Saka and Martinelli, if we get Tomi back he could play CB or LB (with Kiwior at CB if the latter), but missing both our first-choice wingers would be a big problem
Even if Saka was dead he would start as an animated cadaver
Martinelli didn’t expect to start, think he will be on bench
Gabriel? Not sure
Losing Gabriel would be a terrible blow but I think even if he’s got a little issue I can’t see him missing out. The partnership with Saliba is too valuable to lose for a game like this.
Saka with the Arsenal squad, don’t know about Gabriel Martinelli or Gabriel Magahat
Update - Gabriel Martinelli is in the squad
Last edited by HCZ_Reborn; 31-03-2024 at 12:13 PM.
They all are I thought.
I think you’re right (I certainly hope you are)
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