I don’t think there was a single misplaced pass that wasn’t greeted with derision by a large portion

[Monty91]

of our fans last night and there was also significant booing at the final whistle.

What possible justification is there for this? It wasn’t a game where you could criticise the effort of the players and the only thing missing from what could have been a comfortable victory was better finishing.

It’s not an exaggeration to say that on a night like yesterday, a negative crowd could literally be the difference between winning and drawing.

I know they pay good money and this gives them a right to voice their disappointment, but is it not a truly bizarre situation where people who claim to love their club actually wilfully behave in a way that reduces its chances of success?

[Berni]

[7evens]

LVG must want to kiss the ******* tbh

['Neg]

I seem to notice this regularly happens when we play hard-pressing sides. Almost like there is some sort of causal effect between a team pressing and the other losing the ball.

But I'll go with Phil. Our c**ts' passing was sloppy.

[In Arsene we rust]

They don't love the club like you do Monty.

[Jake]

But then again, we are ****.

Starting Flamini and Ramsey again :hehe:

[Steve Williams - gay for Mark Knopfler]

As some, not all I assume, supporters see (in their opinion) another league challenge fade, the culmination of 3 games without a goal exacerbating this emotion, enhanced then by the realisation that Spurs have climbed above, perhaps only for a fleeting moment, who knows.

All normal human emotions, football for some being an event of enormous almost inconceivable personal emotional investment.

Not for you though.

[Bobby's Lucky Pants]

[IUFG]

who exactly?

Mr Wenger, we do NEED anther striker in the Summer. Many thanks.

[Monty91]

was also aware that expressing that frustration on a night where the players were clearly working their balls off to win the game against decent opponents, and making more than enough chances to do so, would only be counter-productive.

I can of course understand the occasional moments of frustration being expressed, but there's a sense on nights like yesterday that our fans are almost itching at the chance to get on the players’ backs as it would confirm their suspicions that they are **** and Wenger is a c**t.

[Pat Vegas]

n if we had won previous games the reaction would be different.

[Classic Jorge]

[IUFG]

:nurse:

[Pat Vegas]

having a massive strop.

Are the fans to blame for this strop?

[Monty91]

[Steve Williams - gay for Mark Knopfler]

Difficult to understand but there you go.

Now, I feel like I owe you an apology of sorts as only a week or perhaps 10 days ago I gave you my assurance that Spurs were not in any way involved in the race for the title. I also said Leicester would not win which is a feeling I still cannot shake off.

Spurs however I feel we must accept have a chance.

[Pat Vegas]

clapping some good play.

Remove the crowd.

[Monty91]

simply HAVE to think we have a chance as well. I can’t see any way round that, unless your perspective is so narrow hat you can't see anywhere beyond current form.

So here we are, one of four clubs with a decent chance of winning the league. And yet all I see is negativity.

[Sir Charlie of Nicholas]

in order to encourage the team, not whinging like bitches to demotivated them?

Do you really not understand that, or are you pretending?

[Steve Williams - gay for Mark Knopfler]

It's only 5 points and February.

We do however need to recover some of our footballing groove which has gone astray in recent weeks. This weekend with one of City and Leicester dropping points is an ideal opportunity to regain some ground and impetus.

Too many games still to play to rule out anyone in the top 4-5.

[Berni]

[Monty91]

it loving the club and all that?

[IUFG]

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[Pat Vegas]

to not be cunds next time.

[Sir Charlie of Nicholas]

Should make it glaringly obvious that supporting the team is more likely to get you what you want than negative reactions.

It's almost as if they're as thick as pig****.

[Herbette Chapman - aged 15]

be anything like them now would we? .....

WENGER OUT!!!!!!!

[Berni]

[Pat Vegas]

[7evens]

worrying trend for many.
The other challengers don't appear to be showing this type of inconsistency, which many may think of as title winning credentials.

[Berni]

[Sir Charlie of Nicholas]

you'd be more comfortable on the Paxton End amongst the likeminded, surely?

[Sir Charlie of Nicholas]

[Berni]

[Jake]

[Classic Jorge]

[Pat Vegas]

by Fabregas. We can't have these 2 leave too.

[Brentwood]

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[Monty91]

that's why no-one has run away with the league.

It's currently our turn :shrug:

[Berni]

[Pat Vegas]

[Brentwood]

i.e. the wind blew him under it and he died, he wasn't getting noshed off

[Berni]

[Ashberto]

And possibly Koo-man.