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Their language is so offensive. Can these people not express themselves without resorting to foul cursing? It's disgusting.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tony C
Agreed. Bunch of ****ing ****s.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sir C
Fúck me. Is money is even turning the fans TV social media element now?Quote:
Originally Posted by Tony C
What days...
On a separate note. Fifth, appears to be our best case scenario at present.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tony C
Unless of course, Hazard breaks a leg, or Spurs unexpectedly crumble.
So the same as under Wenger, then? I thought he was the problem?Quote:
Originally Posted by 7sisters
Same, but different.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sir C
Uh-huh .. :rubchin:Quote:
Originally Posted by 7sisters
Wenger's players, sc, Wenger's players.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sir C
Once Unai has purged the squad of the flakey pansies, we'll be right up there challenging for fourth again.
Flakey, you say? Like flakey pastry? Like the flakey pastry on a sausage roll?Quote:
Originally Posted by IUFG
I want a sausage roll now you *******. (For the avoidance of doubt, 'bástard'.)
Greggs? Has to be a steak bake imo.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sir C
AFTV's raison d'etre vanished with the passing of Wenger
Now that harmony reigns , they've had to resort to cheap stunts to get the clicks
Their shelf life's ticking away
Some chap - I use the term loosely - in the Times suggested that so far under Unai we have been a bit of a fraud or more succinctly, we've been very lucky and our comeuppance cannot be far away.
This got me thinking about this run of victories not one of which could really be described as overwhelming. And yet 7 wins in a row surely is enough that it must be reflective of something? Not being sad enough to have seen every minute of every game I am unable to provide a tactical insight (apologies, I know how all of you were desperately waiting for one from me) however I have several observations:
1) Unai pulls players who are playing sh1t (usually Ramsey) and replaces them with players who might make a difference. Do you think Wenger would have pulled Ramsey for Iwobi who then changed the match? I don't, and replacing players who are ineffective with those who might win you the game is bound to have an impact. I'm sure several of our wins have been influenced by Unai's substitutions.
2) We continue to look far too open at the back - less so when Torreira plays but even his presence doesn't completely resolve the issue - yet we don't seem to be punished as much as we were in the past. Cech's form and Leno's performance on Saturday is one explanation but is that the only reason? How about Sokratis as well? How about midfielders getting back to help recover bad situations more than they did under Wenger?
I'll leave that second one to those who have watched more than I. I have seen several journos now won over by Unai and waxing prophetic on his influence even though it's hard to reconcile that to the actual performances. Perhaps we have just been lucky?
3. With the exception of the Chelsea match, we're taking the majority of our chances and/or producing high quality momentsQuote:
Originally Posted by WES
Wenger hasn't watched any of our games and has been filling his time painting instead :-( :-( :-(Quote:
Originally Posted by PSRB
Someone is going to find him in his car with a hosepipe attached to the exhaust, aren't they?
He'd probably try it in an electric car...Quote:
Originally Posted by Rich