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Hugo Lloris Arsenal man of the match
Saka took the ball on his side, did what he wanted like in entire game near Sessenon, tried to make cross, but Arsenal man of the match Hugo Lloris diverted ball in his own net for 0:1 and moral drop in squad. This is not the only fantastic thing he did. Before that he "skillfully" passed short ball which lead to dead chance or sitter for Nkentiah who for some reason kicked the ball in him. After that he sent sick high ball toward out toward small sized player, just like against Newcastle, who of course lost duel and we saw another save who is alive attack of visitors. Of course team moral dropped, fear came in, legs start to shake and like "ENIC boys" are saying they battered us in first half. Arsenal used this had post, one or two big chances to score and finally scored second with long distance attempt by Odegard. Kick was good, near the post, but distance was big and I can't help but think Hugo Lloris should do better on that shot just like defenders. Situation happen of course after he Lloris sent long high ball, we lost duel on center ball went forward, our defense was not set up and Odegard used this plenty of space to shot and score. Ladies and gentleman Hugo Lloris is not for football anymore. He is just for some wine cellar to drink wine! We had two big chances but Korean slacker carelessly hit Ramsdale with ball in one on one situation. Other was header attempt by Kane near the end which Arsenal goalkeeper deflected to corner. Referee didn't even need to do anything but not giving Partey clear yellow card for deliberate handball on center which stopped our attack. Second half brought second Tottenham, who battered Arsenal, should be 2:2 in just first 8 minutes of second half, but it didn't because Ramsdale saved everything or our players missed everything. Kane, Kulusevski, Son, Sess, later Richarlison all missed at least one solid opportunity they usually convert into goal. Arsenal had one good attack but Nkentiah hit Arsenal player on Tottenham goal instead of net. Priorities in this transfer window just changed. We need urgently normal goalkeeper on goal because with this wine loving Arsenal goalie we will hardly beat anyone. Another priority is to send Sess back to Championship where he belongs, because Saka made him look like ox, and another is to sell Korean slacker Son Heung-min who deliberately doesn't want to play football for our club anymore. We need to sell him while we can get penny for him and bring serious replacement. Mitoma from Brighton currently looks like developer of football for this Korean. Only after this we should change right wing back with someone better than Emerson Royal. Of course ENIC is not going to do that, they will just sack Conte, bring in some non demanding yes man and continue to suck money from world's 10th richest club in the world which doesn't have 45 million to pay release clause for Porro. Who can guarantee they - ENIC are not paying or ordering this irritating non football mistakes to make fans nervous against coach so they can sack him and bring another cheaper one. Remember how they sacked Jose few days before League Cup final to avoid paying him reward in case he wins trophy ?! Do you remember mistakes then and way of play in Zagreb or way of play in last weeks of Poch ? It was same like this season in first halves, coaches were never problem here but ownership and non satisfied players in squad. You need just one or two slackers in team and you will look bad in every game. If Conte is guilty for anything he is for not noticing Son's lack of commitment and wish to play for our club.
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Hugo Lloris Arsenal man of the match
Saka took the ball on his side, did what he wanted like in entire game near Sessenon, tried to make cross, but Arsenal man of the match Hugo Lloris diverted ball in his own net for 0:1 and moral drop in squad. This is not the only fantastic thing he did. Before that he "skillfully" passed short ball which lead to dead chance or sitter for Nkentiah who for some reason kicked the ball in him. After that he sent sick high ball toward out toward small sized player, just like against Newcastle, who of course lost duel and we saw another save who is alive attack of visitors. Of course team moral dropped, fear came in, legs start to shake and like "ENIC boys" are saying they battered us in first half. Arsenal used this had post, one or two big chances to score and finally scored second with long distance attempt by Odegard. Kick was good, near the post, but distance was big and I can't help but think Hugo Lloris should do better on that shot just like defenders. Situation happen of course after he Lloris sent long high ball, we lost duel on center ball went forward, our defense was not set up and Odegard used this plenty of space to shot and score. Ladies and gentleman Hugo Lloris is not for football anymore. He is just for some wine cellar to drink wine! We had two big chances but Korean slacker carelessly hit Ramsdale with ball in one on one situation. Other was header attempt by Kane near the end which Arsenal goalkeeper deflected to corner. Referee didn't even need to do anything but not giving Partey clear yellow card for deliberate handball on center which stopped our attack. Second half brought second Tottenham, who battered Arsenal, should be 2:2 in just first 8 minutes of second half, but it didn't because Ramsdale saved everything or our players missed everything. Kane, Kulusevski, Son, Sess, later Richarlison all missed at least one solid opportunity they usually convert into goal. Arsenal had one good attack but Nkentiah hit Arsenal player on Tottenham goal instead of net. Priorities in this transfer window just changed. We need urgently normal goalkeeper on goal because with this wine loving Arsenal goalie we will hardly beat anyone. Another priority is to send Sess back to Championship where he belongs, because Saka made him look like ox, and another is to sell Korean slacker Son Heung-min who deliberately doesn't want to play football for our club anymore. We need to sell him while we can get penny for him and bring serious replacement. Mitoma from Brighton currently looks like developer of football for this Korean. Only after this we should change right wing back with someone better than Emerson Royal. Of course ENIC is not going to do that, they will just sack Conte, bring in some non demanding yes man and continue to suck money from world's 10th richest club in the world which doesn't have 45 million to pay release clause for Porro. Who can guarantee they - ENIC are not paying or ordering this irritating non football mistakes to make fans nervous against coach so they can sack him and bring another cheaper one. Remember how they sacked Jose few days before League Cup final to avoid paying him reward in case he wins trophy ?! Do you remember mistakes then and way of play in Zagreb or way of play in last weeks of Poch ? It was same like this season in first halves, coaches were never problem here but ownership and non satisfied players in squad. You need just one or two slackers in team and you will look bad in every game. If Conte is guilty for anything he is for not noticing Son's lack of commitment and wish to play for our club.
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Hugo Lloris Arsenal man of the match
Saka took the ball on his side, did what he wanted like in entire game near Sessenon, tried to make cross, but Arsenal man of the match Hugo Lloris diverted ball in his own net for 0:1 and moral drop in squad. This is not the only fantastic thing he did. Before that he "skillfully" passed short ball which lead to dead chance or sitter for Nkentiah who for some reason kicked the ball in him. After that he sent sick high ball toward out toward small sized player, just like against Newcastle, who of course lost duel and we saw another save who is alive attack of visitors. Of course team moral dropped, fear came in, legs start to shake and like "ENIC boys" are saying they battered us in first half. Arsenal used this had post, one or two big chances to score and finally scored second with long distance attempt by Odegard. Kick was good, near the post, but distance was big and I can't help but think Hugo Lloris should do better on that shot just like defenders. Situation happen of course after he Lloris sent long high ball, we lost duel on center ball went forward, our defense was not set up and Odegard used this plenty of space to shot and score. Ladies and gentleman Hugo Lloris is not for football anymore. He is just for some wine cellar to drink wine! We had two big chances but Korean slacker carelessly hit Ramsdale with ball in one on one situation. Other was header attempt by Kane near the end which Arsenal goalkeeper deflected to corner. Referee didn't even need to do anything but not giving Partey clear yellow card for deliberate handball on center which stopped our attack. Second half brought second Tottenham, who battered Arsenal, should be 2:2 in just first 8 minutes of second half, but it didn't because Ramsdale saved everything or our players missed everything. Kane, Kulusevski, Son, Sess, later Richarlison all missed at least one solid opportunity they usually convert into goal. Arsenal had one good attack but Nkentiah hit Arsenal player on Tottenham goal instead of net. Priorities in this transfer window just changed. We need urgently normal goalkeeper on goal because with this wine loving Arsenal goalie we will hardly beat anyone. Another priority is to send Sess back to Championship where he belongs, because Saka made him look like ox, and another is to sell Korean slacker Son Heung-min who deliberately doesn't want to play football for our club anymore. We need to sell him while we can get penny for him and bring serious replacement. Mitoma from Brighton currently looks like developer of football for this Korean. Only after this we should change right wing back with someone better than Emerson Royal. Of course ENIC is not going to do that, they will just sack Conte, bring in some non demanding yes man and continue to suck money from world's 10th richest club in the world which doesn't have 45 million to pay release clause for Porro. Who can guarantee they - ENIC are not paying or ordering this irritating non football mistakes to make fans nervous against coach so they can sack him and bring another cheaper one. Remember how they sacked Jose few days before League Cup final to avoid paying him reward in case he wins trophy ?! Do you remember mistakes then and way of play in Zagreb or way of play in last weeks of Poch ? It was same like this season in first halves, coaches were never problem here but ownership and non satisfied players in squad. You need just one or two slackers in team and you will look bad in every game. If Conte is guilty for anything he is for not noticing Son's lack of commitment and wish to play for our club.
A SAD NIGHT FOR THE ARSENAL FAN BASE
Why play so close to the sea when you don't want to wet? Why did you give us so much hope and suddenly elope into thin air, dashing our hearts to pieces? These are the kind of thoughts that would be running through the minds of the fans of my dear club. It happened just last night, with the knowledge that last night Tottenham had beaten Burnley one nil. Tottenham is named here because they occupied the fourth position(with Arsenal having a game in hand) before last night's event. Tottenham has 68 points with a +24 goals difference, whilst Arsenal had 66 points with a +4 goals difference. So the event last night was Arsenal's meeting with Newcastle United, a team sitting in 14th position with 43 points, the kind of position and points total that in football we say they have nothing to really play for, at this time of the season. Alas that "nothing to play for" mantra seemed to emboldened Newcastle that they played fearlessly,consistently and very organised. The Arsenal fan sitting by my side to watch the match told me with a confident mien as the match started that Newcastle has not scored a single goal in the last ten matches. To his utter amazement Newcastle were playing like a team who is so used to scoring and Arsenal playing the opposite way. What was going on he wondered? He concluded by half-time that his team was too tensed up because of the importance of the match, that he expects them to come out in the second half more relaxed and playing their usual game. It was nil all at half-time. The second half came calling and there was no marked improvement by Arsenal, Newcastle continued what they were doing in the first-half– press Arsenal's defence-line heavily and just incase the beat the press,never allow them time on the ball,using robust tackles. Arsenal should have known that's the way Newcastle will play because that's how they play big clubs. Arteta inexplicably couldn't find a way around Newcastle's style,his midfield collapsed because of this, with star man, Odegaard, missing(eventhough he was on from start to finish) throughout the match. Newcastle eventually ran out with a well deserved two nil victory. Notable stars last night were Allan Saint-Maximin and Bruno Guimarães, even so it was a fine team performance by all and sundry. As for the Gunners, it was heart-break. The players were not in a hurry to leave the pitch,one at least sat on the pitch, it all looked like a loss in a cup final. You needed to see some Arsenal supporters sit back in the stands looking so sad, that's not even the Emirates, it was Newcastle's home, but the fans didn't care to rush home, they sat with that dejected kind of look in their faces. Well the players and fans are looking at the big picture and they know this lost match was their most realistic chance to get back into the big league – the Champions league– after several years of absence. If Even a victory for Arsenal against Everton,their next and final match of the season will hardly suffice, if Tottenham draws Norwich in their final match. If Tottenham gets a lone goal draw for example ,Arsenal needs to beat Everton with as much as 21 goals to sneak into the Champions league ahead of Tottenham, because of the massive goals difference disparity with Tottenham. It is the case that a few of us are supporters not fans. My own definition of a fan labels the fan a fanatic,whilst the supporter is more broad minded. Like I said, that's my own definition please. I already knew that the Arsenal board isn't insisting on a Champions League qualification for Arteta this season, so this loss isn't such a big deal to them. It is contained in my post, Arsenal,Arteta,Attrition. It's painful or intriguing but doesn't the choice of Arteta as coach, also elicit same emotions? The earlier fans understand these things,the better. The man, Arteta is here to stay, he only recently signed a contract extension because the board is satisfied with his work. Infact an Europa league qualification will more than please the board. We hail the Gunners. Cheers
A SAD NIGHT FOR THE ARSENAL FAN BASE
Why play so close to the sea when you don't want to wet? Why did you give us so much hope and suddenly elope into thin air, dashing our hearts to pieces? These are the kind of thoughts that would be running through the minds of the fans of my dear club. It happened just last night, with the knowledge that last night Tottenham had beaten Burnley one nil. Tottenham is named here because they occupied the fourth position(with Arsenal having a game in hand) before last night's event. Tottenham has 68 points with a +24 goals difference, whilst Arsenal had 66 points with a +4 goals difference. So the event last night was Arsenal's meeting with Newcastle United, a team sitting in 14th position with 43 points, the kind of position and points total that in football we say they have nothing to really play for, at this time of the season. Alas that "nothing to play for" mantra seemed to emboldened Newcastle that they played fearlessly,consistently and very organised. The Arsenal fan sitting by my side to watch the match told me with a confident mien as the match started that Newcastle has not scored a single goal in the last ten matches. To his utter amazement Newcastle were playing like a team who is so used to scoring and Arsenal playing the opposite way. What was going on he wondered? He concluded by half-time that his team was too tensed up because of the importance of the match, that he expects them to come out in the second half more relaxed and playing their usual game. It was nil all at half-time. The second half came calling and there was no marked improvement by Arsenal, Newcastle continued what they were doing in the first-half– press Arsenal's defence-line heavily and just incase the beat the press,never allow them time on the ball,using robust tackles. Arsenal should have known that's the way Newcastle will play because that's how they play big clubs. Arteta inexplicably couldn't find a way around Newcastle's style,his midfield collapsed because of this, with star man, Odegaard, missing(eventhough he was on from start to finish) throughout the match. Newcastle eventually ran out with a well deserved two nil victory. Notable stars last night were Allan Saint-Maximin and Bruno Guimarães, even so it was a fine team performance by all and sundry. As for the Gunners, it was heart-break. The players were not in a hurry to leave the pitch,one at least sat on the pitch, it all looked like a loss in a cup final. You needed to see some Arsenal supporters sit back in the stands looking so sad, that's not even the Emirates, it was Newcastle's home, but the fans didn't care to rush home, they sat with that dejected kind of look in their faces. Well the players and fans are looking at the big picture and they know this lost match was their most realistic chance to get back into the big league – the Champions league– after several years of absence. If Even a victory for Arsenal against Everton,their next and final match of the season will hardly suffice, if Tottenham draws Norwich in their final match. If Tottenham gets a lone goal draw for example ,Arsenal needs to beat Everton with as much as 21 goals to sneak into the Champions league ahead of Tottenham, because of the massive goals difference disparity with Tottenham. It is the case that a few of us are supporters not fans. My own definition of a fan labels the fan a fanatic,whilst the supporter is more broad minded. Like I said, that's my own definition please. I already knew that the Arsenal board isn't insisting on a Champions League qualification for Arteta this season, so this loss isn't such a big deal to them. It is contained in my post, Arsenal,Arteta,Attrition. It's painful or intriguing but doesn't the choice of Arteta as coach, also elicit same emotions? The earlier fans understand these things,the better. The man, Arteta is here to stay, he only recently signed a contract extension because the board is satisfied with his work. Infact an Europa league qualification will more than please the board. We hail the Gunners. Cheers
A SAD NIGHT FOR THE ARSENAL FAN BASE
Why play so close to the sea when you don't want to wet? Why did you give us so much hope and suddenly elope into thin air, dashing our hearts to pieces? These are the kind of thoughts that would be running through the minds of the fans of my dear club. It happened just last night, with the knowledge that last night Tottenham had beaten Burnley one nil. Tottenham is named here because they occupied the fourth position(with Arsenal having a game in hand) before last night's event. Tottenham has 68 points with a +24 goals difference, whilst Arsenal had 66 points with a +4 goals difference. So the event last night was Arsenal's meeting with Newcastle United, a team sitting in 14th position with 43 points, the kind of position and points total that in football we say they have nothing to really play for, at this time of the season. Alas that "nothing to play for" mantra seemed to emboldened Newcastle that they played fearlessly,consistently and very organised. The Arsenal fan sitting by my side to watch the match told me with a confident mien as the match started that Newcastle has not scored a single goal in the last ten matches. To his utter amazement Newcastle were playing like a team who is so used to scoring and Arsenal playing the opposite way. What was going on he wondered? He concluded by half-time that his team was too tensed up because of the importance of the match, that he expects them to come out in the second half more relaxed and playing their usual game. It was nil all at half-time. The second half came calling and there was no marked improvement by Arsenal, Newcastle continued what they were doing in the first-half– press Arsenal's defence-line heavily and just incase the beat the press,never allow them time on the ball,using robust tackles. Arsenal should have known that's the way Newcastle will play because that's how they play big clubs. Arteta inexplicably couldn't find a way around Newcastle's style,his midfield collapsed because of this, with star man, Odegaard, missing(eventhough he was on from start to finish) throughout the match. Newcastle eventually ran out with a well deserved two nil victory. Notable stars last night were Allan Saint-Maximin and Bruno Guimarães, even so it was a fine team performance by all and sundry. As for the Gunners, it was heart-break. The players were not in a hurry to leave the pitch,one at least sat on the pitch, it all looked like a loss in a cup final. You needed to see some Arsenal supporters sit back in the stands looking so sad, that's not even the Emirates, it was Newcastle's home, but the fans didn't care to rush home, they sat with that dejected kind of look in their faces. Well the players and fans are looking at the big picture and they know this lost match was their most realistic chance to get back into the big league – the Champions league– after several years of absence. If Even a victory for Arsenal against Everton,their next and final match of the season will hardly suffice, if Tottenham draws Norwich in their final match. If Tottenham gets a lone goal draw for example ,Arsenal needs to beat Everton with as much as 21 goals to sneak into the Champions league ahead of Tottenham, because of the massive goals difference disparity with Tottenham. It is the case that a few of us are supporters not fans. My own definition of a fan labels the fan a fanatic,whilst the supporter is more broad minded. Like I said, that's my own definition please. I already knew that the Arsenal board isn't insisting on a Champions League qualification for Arteta this season, so this loss isn't such a big deal to them. It is contained in my post, Arsenal,Arteta,Attrition. It's painful or intriguing but doesn't the choice of Arteta as coach, also elicit same emotions? The earlier fans understand these things,the better. The man, Arteta is here to stay, he only recently signed a contract extension because the board is satisfied with his work. Infact an Europa league qualification will more than please the board. We hail the Gunners. Cheers