These youngsters breaking through.

[redgunamo]

Indeed - yet Peter are others expect them to be worldbeaters straightaway. Sickening, vpv.

And did people really boo at the final whistle after we achieved qualification. That really is shocking

No, not world-beaters; just Red Star Belgrade beaters. I suppose our supporters in the ground just wanted to see us win and were disappointed we didn't.

[redgunamo]

Rather bad, I thought. This b-team has been lucky to have won its previous five imo and West Ham have a good chance against them in the Rumbelows.

Red Star were very keen to get a point and when they weren't defending resolutely and looking dangerous on the counter (but squandering all their chances), they spent much of the evening writhing on the floor and exercising the physio. This did little for the flow of the match, also not helped by the lack of fluidity of this disjointed Arsenal team. These kids playing out of position as wing backs might have got us through the group but I can't seeing it working against better sides. Jack seems frustrated and tries to do it all himself.

I liked Debuchy though. Should be available for a first team CB role if needed.

Isn't he a bit little for that sort of thing? Like Gary Neville.

[Peter]

Indeed - yet Peter are others expect them to be worldbeaters straightaway. Sickening, vpv.

And did people really boo at the final whistle after we achieved qualification. That really is shocking

Hmmm...I am not sure I said that at all. I was looking for some greater sense of discipline/cohesion and am not seeing it.

I did accept it isn't exactly the same team every week but its not far off.

I think my broader point is that Wenger is a clueless ****.

[Viva Prat Vegas]

Rather bad, I thought. This b-team has been lucky to have won its previous five imo and West Ham have a good chance against them in the Rumbelows.

Red Star were very keen to get a point and when they weren't defending resolutely and looking dangerous on the counter (but squandering all their chances), they spent much of the evening writhing on the floor and exercising the physio. This did little for the flow of the match, also not helped by the lack of fluidity of this disjointed Arsenal team. These kids playing out of position as wing backs might have got us through the group but I can't seeing it working against better sides. Jack seems frustrated and tries to do it all himself.

I liked Debuchy though. Should be available for a first team CB role if needed.

Agree with you
Did you see the goalkeeper fall on the floor when he tried to throw the ball out ?


For the knock-out stages I would ask Arsene Wenger to select more experience and less teens
And leave Walcott out of the Emirates Stadium

[Luis Anaconda]

hmmm...i am not sure i said that at all. I was looking for some greater sense of discipline/cohesion and am not seeing it.

I did accept it isn't exactly the same team every week but its not far off.

I think my broader point is that wenger is a clueless ****.

booooooooooo p boooooooooooo

[Peter]

Rather bad, I thought. This b-team has been lucky to have won its previous five imo and West Ham have a good chance against them in the Rumbelows.

Red Star were very keen to get a point and when they weren't defending resolutely and looking dangerous on the counter (but squandering all their chances), they spent much of the evening writhing on the floor and exercising the physio. This did little for the flow of the match, also not helped by the lack of fluidity of this disjointed Arsenal team. These kids playing out of position as wing backs might have got us through the group but I can't seeing it working against better sides. Jack seems frustrated and tries to do it all himself.

I liked Debuchy though. Should be available for a first team CB role if needed.

It was nice to see that our unique 'special skill' of losing the ball in midfield and getting caught on the counter runs right through all our teams. Its becoming part of the fabric of the club. Good to see....

[Peter]

booooooooooo p boooooooooooo

Santi nearly lost his foot thanks to Wenger and his clueless medical team. He is lucky to be alive!

Wexit!

[Ash]

Agree with you
Did you see the goalkeeper fall on the floor when he tried to throw the ball out ?

Literally the most entertaining moment of the match.

Except perhaps for Jack's effort that got cleared off the line and Macey's rather fine save onto the bar.

[Peter]

Agree with you
Did you see the goalkeeper fall on the floor when he tried to throw the ball out ?


For the knock-out stages I would ask Arsene Wenger to select more experience and less teens
And leave Walcott out of the Emirates Stadium

I should say I think the keeper looks ok. Bit of a camera bandit but I think that is fairly usual when you re selected for these 'first team' opportunities.

[redgunamo]

I should say I think the keeper looks ok. Bit of a camera bandit but I think that is fairly usual when you re selected for these 'first team' opportunities.

As bad as that, eh