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    What does the Liverpool FA Cup result show us?

    I've been challenged on this, and am happy to respond.

    We have just had a very important result against Liverpool. What does this show us?

    1. Wenger is better tactically when he has a few days to think about it. With Sanogo he may have unearthed another good player.

    2. He still has the dressing room (and TBH we could not have had our season so far if he'd lost it)..

    3. Change can refresh a team - and with credit to our back up players they looked sharp (especially Fabianski)

    4. We might have slipped up in previous important games, but its not terminal.

    5. We edged a tight game when our luck was with us

    The debate this season is really about the extent of this team's improvement. Days like this suggest that there is something tangible after all.
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    Mods - could you please insert "result" after "Cup" in the thread title? Thanx
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    If Wenger urges more pace in our play, we will score more goals. Oxo and Sanogo are not just quicker but stronger forwards, much better than Giroud and Podolski/Cazorla.
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    Quote Originally Posted by milla View Post
    If Wenger urges more pace in our play, we will score more goals. Oxo and Sanogo are not just quicker but stronger forwards, much better than Giroud and Podolski/Cazorla.
    Sanogo looks keen and up to it. Nice to be excited about a new player.
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    Quote Originally Posted by IBK View Post
    I've been challenged on this, and am happy to respond.

    We have just had a very important result against Liverpool. What does this show us?

    1. Wenger is better tactically when he has a few days to think about it. With Sanogo he may have unearthed another good player.

    2. He still has the dressing room (and TBH we could not have had our season so far if he'd lost it)..

    3. Change can refresh a team - and with credit to our back up players they looked sharp (especially Fabianski)

    4. We might have slipped up in previous important games, but its not terminal.

    5. We edged a tight game when our luck was with us

    The debate this season is really about the extent of this team's improvement. Days like this suggest that there is something tangible after all.
    Much more reasonable, keep it up.
    NOTE: The location of this post has been moved and the thread title (which was previously Wenger is Leaving) has been manipulated by a notorious pro-Wenger moderator. What was previously a message that contained no profanity and made a comment on a real life event has now been manipulated by a deliberately provocative title. An old and crude propaganda and censorship technique.


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    It shows us we can beat Liverpool 2-1.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sterling Archer View Post
    Much more reasonable, keep it up.
    I try to call it like it is. Always delighted when we get a great result, though.
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    When our midfield presses we are good.
    When they don't we are shit.
    When they flip flop between doing both in a single game it all gets very random.

    Arsene should be tied up inside his coat from 68 mins on.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Niall_Quinn View Post
    When our midfield presses we are good.
    When they don't we are shit.
    When they flip flop between doing both in a single game it all gets very random.

    Arsene should be tied up inside his coat from 68 mins on.
    Worth to mention Arteta/Flamini partnership is better than Arteta/Wilshere
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    Quote Originally Posted by milla View Post
    Worth to mention Arteta/Flamini partnership is better than Arteta/Wilshere
    Wilshere worries me. He's where Ramsey was a season or so ago for me...and is a risk when he starts.
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