I have a hunch if we lose to Liverpool there is going to be meltdown at the Emirates.
Sorry, but how is it 'make or break time' exactly?Originally Posted by Mo Britain less Europe
Oh, and there's 'meltdown at the Emirates' every time we even look like dropping a point. Because our fanbase seems these days largely to consist of entitled, whining little manbabies.
I'm not going at the weekend. Simply cannot be arsed. First time in a long while I have felt like that.
We won't win and it groundhog day commences. . .
“Other clubs never came into my thoughts once I knew Arsenal wanted to sign me.”
Because people are highly frustrated at the transfer situation and all these tensions will erupt if they feel we've lost because of not having had the fairly simple foresight to ensure we have at least one fit senior centre-half on opening day.
Because many will believe (rightly or wrongly) that a loss at home to Liverpool will confirm we won't be challengers this year and thus the dream of winning the league will be stillborn.
Are you a season ticket holder Burney? Or even a regular at Arsenal games?
And if we win? Papering over the cracks?
Used to be. Not anymore. Used to go pretty regularly up until about five or six years ago. The last few times I went, however, I couldn't s listening to all the bedwetters constantly slagging off our team and manager. They rendered the atmosphere toxic and made the whole business rather less than fun, so I stopped going.
No. If we win, things will simmer down.
As they would if we bought Mustafi and Lewandowski - especially the latter.
the football often gets in the way of the drinking imo
“Other clubs never came into my thoughts once I knew Arsenal wanted to sign me.”
If we do sign the likes of Lewandowski are we proper title contenders?
I'd say we are as I already believe we have a better 'team' than City for example.
That may change once Pep get's things going in his way.
I don't think United will be that great imo.
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