I think people forget how much City actually were before this match to Arsenal, Rodri, De Bruyne,Haaland, all provoking either the fans, the players and the coach, now that City is getting that back from Arsenal, they can't take it and people don't like it? Where was this energy when City did this? There is no taking it too far, City are a fantastic team and have on many occasions beaten us and for us to thoroughly beat them as we did, is worth celebrating over and over again, for the two titles they won ahead of us, for all the beatings and for all the provocation, must Arsenal have meekly walked down the tunnel? I dont care who you are, if you beat the reigning champions 5-1 you celebrate like an absolute madman and nobody will tell me different
the thing about havertz is if you oook at what halaand is criticized for off the ball that is exactly what havertz does offer. Off the ball and link up wise havertz is one of the best but misses that big chance that halaand does offer.
Indeed. We are a team that relies on multiple scorers so the issue isn't really Havertz, it's that Martinelli, Odegaard, Rice etc haven't been scoring. With what Havertz does, even if we had got a striker they would not have started because Havertz is so important in the press and tracking back. I said at the beginning of the season he'd score 20 goals, he'll exceed that, but without Saka we need 10+ from others.
@@dan7972-k9m its not that hes a bad finisher, its that hes an inconsistent finisher. City is a perfect example he misses easy chances but scores some really good goals as well
@@rubericks money had to be spent, it was spent and it’s paid off, going up against city one of the most consistent and corrupt teams in forever and we came short. But still up there haven’t fell off like everyone keeps predicting. One team can win the title a year, no one is guaranteed a title. Unlike yo-yo performing teams arsenal have got better and better. Anyone trying to act like arsenal are failing are just jokes.
We can't compare ourselves to Liverpool. That team has had continuity in key areas like their backline and Gk, top players. Then you've got Salah, who is simply the best winger for some time now. Patience Arsenal, our time is coming
Arne Slot inherited a squad Klopp built over years and who have won trophies. Arteta is still building his squad and a top striker is the final piece of the puzzle
Saka and ESR both came through due to injury. I would argue the opposite of our Scottish friend here, and say that injuries have been the best gateway to new talent Arsenal have had in the last 5+ years
@@jonahraposo2906 In the 21/22 season, the season Emile scored his most goals for Arsenal, Xhaka was out for 70 days. They both played attacking left midfield
To say that Mikel Arteta has regressed this season is totally unfair. Arne Slot joined a team with 4 world-class players, Salah, Alisson, VVD, and TAA. Players who have already won the league and the Champions League. In contrast, Arteta is navigating his first managerial role and initially inherited a team that was underperforming but has since consistently overachieved under his guidance. What Arteta needs now is not a second-choice player like Trossard or Vieira, but a top-tier talent who can walk straight into the starting eleven-someone like Isak or Gyökeres. If such players aren’t available, then it makes little sense to invest in a second-string player who will consume the budget without significantly enhancing the team. Also to say Arsenal doesn't have a heritage in the Champions League is lazy. Arsenal has played a final and was consistently part of the tournament for 17 straight years, be it not always competing. The teams that won it for the first time by that logic should never have won it.
@@SKa-tt9nm That's very fair assessment. Most English teams not taking the champions league seriously until Fergie started winning it. Some of Arsenal's teams during Invincible era should have won this glorified competition easily, but they viewed FA Cup as more important tournament.
@@youandme9569The other problem was the old second group stage was fearsome, especially with so many teams across Europe being very capable. There’s a reason only 1 Premier League team won the tournament prior to Liverpool in 2005, Arsenal’s ‘golden era’ under Wenger came before the Premier League clubs could swat all but the biggest clubs out the way
I think it's strange how all the focus has been on Havertz and the CF position when it's been obvious for more than1.5 year that the team is so heavily tilted to the right. Havertz is doing all of these things so well, the only thing missing is clinical finishing. But you dont necessarily need a 30 goals/season CF to be successful, as both Liverpool and City have shown over the years with Firmino and Foden/Gondegan playing centrally. I think a LW who can perform (close) to the levels of Saka would bring so much more to the team than a central goalscorer, and unfortunately Martinelli just havent been able to reproduce his 22/23 level. A Nico Williams type would not only make the left side much more dangerous it would also force oppositions to ease up on Saka (who has 2-3 players on him basically every match), turning Arsenal's attack into a new Mane-Firmino-Salah incarnation.
I love the title man. First positive video I’ve seen since the transfer window closed. Even aftv have not covered this angle. Well done guys 👊🏾 especially my broski from blue Peter 🥹
This gives me the feeling the media will anything but praise Arteta and the players he brought in.... According to them... It's not Arteta that's made them this good, it's the academy...
14:37 I saw when he spent 3 seconds with his hands up before rice sent him the ball and anyone could tell he was going to hit it into the back of the net
They feel like new signings. Well impressed, they may give us that bump to keep on a good run. We could win but only if Liverpool lose the title themselves which is very doubtful
It's a testament to how much faith Arteta has in Lewis Skelly that they had 4 players who could play LB (Kiwior, Calafiori, Tierney and Zinchenko) on the bench against City and yet he stuck with Skelly starting. Both Nwaneri and Skelly have bright futures ahead, and within the next few seasons they'll save Arsenal the trouble of having to buy more players in those positions. Per Mertesacker has done a great job with the youth setup
I‘m a Bayern fan and there is just something about our homegrown players. Seeing all of their Names (Musiala, Pavlovic and Stanisic) and their backnubers (all in the 40s bc that’s the numbers the younger guys get) and outshining many guys in their positions is just something
I get what you're trying to say but really only Pavlovic applies since he is a Bayern kid, MLS and Ethan Nwaneri have been at Arsenal since 8, Musiala joined Bayern at 17, there's a huge difference between those two things.
The 🏴 guy said "Citeh's record against Arsenal has *always* been very, very strong".... Not in my lifetime mate 😂, even with that Abu Dhabi oil 💰😂... Also this isn't the best Arsenal team in 20 years, the 2008 team played some of the best football i've ever seen up until the Eduardo injury
Loved beating City...LS and Ethan are brilliant for our future...but we went into Jan needing a striker and arrived into Feb seeing Spurs sign one of the best young attackers in Europe
Ethan and Myles have a lot of talent and are in the team on merit at this stage. Their breakthrough has helped us through a tough period and just about clinging on to Liverpool. However the board not backing Arteta and supporting the squad the last two transfer windows is criminal and pretty much guarantees we can't catch Liverpool. It was going to be tough regardless but one striker who is not a natural goalscorer and a lack of depth/ quality on the wings, especially without Saka. They have really let Arsenal down.
Respectfully, it does sound odd to hear podcasters wax eloquent about how hard it is for an academy kid to rise up through the ranks and how it’s a special feel-good story, as though internationals who come up in what are often much harder circumstances - without the infrastructure opportunity afforded to some of these academy graduates, aren’t every bit as awe inspiring. I don’t see how foreign players earning a spot in a Prem team is somehow a reflection of “the big bad corporate structure.” I understand how it’s relatable to see someone from your hometown play at the highest level, but it may have been most respectful to just have left it at that. - The perspective of someone who isn’t from the UK.
but you forget, as the bloke said, Nwaneri has faced such adversity in his career already, why just last month he spent two weeks out with a slight muscle strain. it's miraculous he was able to come back from such an injury as a 17 year old and be "just as physical". truely we should be amazed at what he's had to overcome.
Kai is technically good at almost all the things you expect from him except to score goals consistently. As a team, we need a top goal scorer. If he does all the other aspects of the game without scoring goals, then what is his main use? I love him though.
For the majority of Klopp's time as Liverpool manager Liverpool had Roberto Firmino as the CF who, while not scoring as frequently as Mane and Salah, was instrumental in creating chances for teammates like Kai H Havertz !!!
he actually score or assist really consistently tho not in flashy way, not to mention arsenal set up isn't the type that give service to ST in every attack like other traditional set up team, our winger is also a goal threat
Hey can yall teach ornstein how to pronounce nwaneri’s correctly? the league put out a video at the beginning of the season with each player saying their names for reference
No. Teams cannot compete for titles when some of the most ludicrous decisions we've seen in the history of the Prem have happened in just 6 months. A couple of seasons ago I saw Wolves have a solid 10 points taken off them through officials making mistake after mistake despite VAR being there to make amends. Arsenal are on course to top that, likely already at 8 points stripped now. The best thing that happened to Liverpool was the David Coote videos breaking. If Arsenal win this title it would be absurd.
31:45 you think? when two teams play each other i'm pretty sure, i'm not saying it's a fact, but i'm pretty sure, the result is in both teams hands. just sayin'....
60m for Watkins is way overpriced. he's 29 and apart from a 12 month window when Emery first came in his scoring record is average in the premier league. can he get back to that high level of performance again or was that a one off and how long has he got at the top level until his pace goes would be two huge questions hanging over any potential transfer.
This was a good performance, and Arsenal have been generally good recently. But this is not a turning point, we learned nothing new. Man City right now is a perfect opponent for them, they gift chances and goals to every single opponent, and Arsenal are very strong defensively. They have had tougher tests presently, and they will have tougher tests coming up. They will be strong for the rest of the season, but not strong enough to rack up the wins Man City recent years style. And they is what they need to have a chance of catching Liverpool because of the nine point deficit. This game also shows that there is too much emotion and frustration in this team and the manager. The us against the world strategy worked for Jose Mourinho, but that guy had a cool head behind all of the acted emotion. The current Arsenal kind of emotion will have as much negative impact as it will positive.
And again We don't discuss how the PGMOL needs to step up and protect the youth with responsibility. The chopping must stop. We're all human and bad intent needs to stop.
Amazing that you can have professionals sat in a production booth being paid to manage the production of the podcast and yet we can still hear echo/reverb on the mic.
Please stop the excuses this is not city. Can we say when they beat Arsenal that wasn’t Arsenal , stop the rubbish. They got decapitated. Please stop the foolishness City celebrated the draw against 10man Arsenal and now you are chatting nonsense.
Mark my words and remember this comment: This is the beginning of the end of the Manchester City era. The rest of you all owe us one big time. Show your appreciation and give us the credit we’re entitled to.
The idea that Arsenal should take sole credit for ending the city era, in a season when city will lose 10 games in the prem and go trophyless is laughable. Spurs beat city 4-0. How was that different than arsenal’s 5-1? Neither spurs nor arsenal will take the crown from City this year. And speaking of winning things, shouldn’t the credit for ending the city era go to the team that actually took the title from them? ie Liverpool?
you're right, they haven't won the First Division since 1990. but you probably need to ask AI a different question, like "when was the last time Liverpool FC won the Premier League" and you might get the answer you're looking for.
Slot inherits a squad that has world class players, some PL all-timers and players in every position ready to compete, and has faced minimal injuries. Meanwhile Arteta took over at a time that Arsenal seemed to be on the verge of becoming a forgotten team, slowly falling away from the top 4 year on year. These shallow comments are just so redundant and your lack of ball knowledge and awareness fit perfectly on the barinrot fest on the internet.
He is literally already flourishing way ahead of schedule with odegaard also in the team. He's obviously in the right place, I mean how dumb can you fucking get.
@@alton19769 i’m dead ass, for his own career he will accelerate much faster if he goes somewhere else that will let him start immediately like Dortmund. This guy is a generational talent, but under Arteta he will end up like Palmer at City
idk, kind of reminds me of foden with city. everybody said foden needed to leave, and when he signed a contract a few years ago, everybody said he was destined to ride the bench forever due to the likes of de bruyne, gundogan, rodri, etc etc. but then last season he was premier league player of the year. i think arteta can find space to work him in, especially because he can cover for both saka and odegaard
I think people forget how much City actually were before this match to Arsenal, Rodri, De Bruyne,Haaland, all provoking either the fans, the players and the coach, now that City is getting that back from Arsenal, they can't take it and people don't like it? Where was this energy when City did this? There is no taking it too far, City are a fantastic team and have on many occasions beaten us and for us to thoroughly beat them as we did, is worth celebrating over and over again, for the two titles they won ahead of us, for all the beatings and for all the provocation, must Arsenal have meekly walked down the tunnel? I dont care who you are, if you beat the reigning champions 5-1 you celebrate like an absolute madman and nobody will tell me different
Enjoy all your high moments in life. Don’t let anyone try to moderate your joy.
@justinspringer8699 absolutely spot on!
I don't care who you are but winning 1 game doesn't excuse 5 years of embarrassing failure
@TomCanton-c7g well,regardless of that, I'm still celebrating 😂
@@TomCanton-c7g Dumbass take. Here's your clown badge: 🤡
the thing about havertz is if you oook at what halaand is criticized for off the ball that is exactly what havertz does offer. Off the ball and link up wise havertz is one of the best but misses that big chance that halaand does offer.
Indeed. We are a team that relies on multiple scorers so the issue isn't really Havertz, it's that Martinelli, Odegaard, Rice etc haven't been scoring. With what Havertz does, even if we had got a striker they would not have started because Havertz is so important in the press and tracking back. I said at the beginning of the season he'd score 20 goals, he'll exceed that, but without Saka we need 10+ from others.
And also, Havertz isn’t as bad a finisher as people make out. This season he’s matching his XG. That’s not bad finishing, it’s just not elite.
@@dan7972-k9m its not that hes a bad finisher, its that hes an inconsistent finisher. City is a perfect example he misses easy chances but scores some really good goals as well
You also said 6 months ago that in 5 years time people will be talking the same way about Arteta as they do SA
How's that going?
@@dan7972-k9mWhat's his xM rating?
We are competing, haters forgot we were 8th 4 seasons ago?
Little old Arsenal in eighth, then spent 500M and you’re proud of “competing“😅 this is the problem
@@rubericks utd have spent 700m btw
@@kowgg5365 If you measure yourself by Manchester United, this is also a problem. Liverpool have spent 200M less than Arsenal
@@rubericks money had to be spent, it was spent and it’s paid off, going up against city one of the most consistent and corrupt teams in forever and we came short. But still up there haven’t fell off like everyone keeps predicting.
One team can win the title a year, no one is guaranteed a title.
Unlike yo-yo performing teams arsenal have got better and better. Anyone trying to act like arsenal are failing are just jokes.
@@rubericksyes, but Liverpool were already a good squad and didn't need to invest heavily.. like a team that finished 8th.
If Arsenal hadn't received red cards for offences no-one else has they would be within +/- 2 points of Liverpool.
If if if if if if if if if if if if if if if if. If my sister had blx she’ll be my bro… stupid Assnal fc… if if if if if if if if if if if ….
You don’t just receive red cards for no reason
If you didn't abuse young boys then u wouldn't be hiding in Pattaya
@ we did.
@@badge5575 can you name other teams that got red card for what Arsenal did? Or there's no team that did the same thing
We can't compare ourselves to Liverpool. That team has had continuity in key areas like their backline and Gk, top players. Then you've got Salah, who is simply the best winger for some time now. Patience Arsenal, our time is coming
Arne Slot inherited a squad Klopp built over years and who have won trophies. Arteta is still building his squad and a top striker is the final piece of the puzzle
I think we need another leftback
James wearing a jumper with “There are no others” on deadline day. He tried to tell us, guys.
Saka and ESR both came through due to injury. I would argue the opposite of our Scottish friend here, and say that injuries have been the best gateway to new talent Arsenal have had in the last 5+ years
who was injured that smith rowe came in for
@@jonahraposo2906 In the 21/22 season, the season Emile scored his most goals for Arsenal, Xhaka was out for 70 days. They both played attacking left midfield
To say that Mikel Arteta has regressed this season is totally unfair. Arne Slot joined a team with 4 world-class players, Salah, Alisson, VVD, and TAA. Players who have already won the league and the Champions League.
In contrast, Arteta is navigating his first managerial role and initially inherited a team that was underperforming but has since consistently overachieved under his guidance. What Arteta needs now is not a second-choice player like Trossard or Vieira, but a top-tier talent who can walk straight into the starting eleven-someone like Isak or Gyökeres. If such players aren’t available, then it makes little sense to invest in a second-string player who will consume the budget without significantly enhancing the team.
Also to say Arsenal doesn't have a heritage in the Champions League is lazy. Arsenal has played a final and was consistently part of the tournament for 17 straight years, be it not always competing. The teams that won it for the first time by that logic should never have won it.
Alright. Then a more accurate rephrase would be “Arsenal has massively underachieved in the champions league.”
@@SKa-tt9nm Yup, that's very fair.
@@SKa-tt9nm That's very fair assessment. Most English teams not taking the champions league seriously until Fergie started winning it. Some of Arsenal's teams during Invincible era should have won this glorified competition easily, but they viewed FA Cup as more important tournament.
@@youandme9569The other problem was the old second group stage was fearsome, especially with so many teams across Europe being very capable. There’s a reason only 1 Premier League team won the tournament prior to Liverpool in 2005, Arsenal’s ‘golden era’ under Wenger came before the Premier League clubs could swat all but the biggest clubs out the way
@@youandme9569excuses
I think it's strange how all the focus has been on Havertz and the CF position when it's been obvious for more than1.5 year that the team is so heavily tilted to the right. Havertz is doing all of these things so well, the only thing missing is clinical finishing. But you dont necessarily need a 30 goals/season CF to be successful, as both Liverpool and City have shown over the years with Firmino and Foden/Gondegan playing centrally.
I think a LW who can perform (close) to the levels of Saka would bring so much more to the team than a central goalscorer, and unfortunately Martinelli just havent been able to reproduce his 22/23 level. A Nico Williams type would not only make the left side much more dangerous it would also force oppositions to ease up on Saka (who has 2-3 players on him basically every match), turning Arsenal's attack into a new Mane-Firmino-Salah incarnation.
I love the title man. First positive video I’ve seen since the transfer window closed. Even aftv have not covered this angle. Well done guys 👊🏾 especially my broski from blue Peter 🥹
This gives me the feeling the media will anything but praise Arteta and the players he brought in....
According to them... It's not Arteta that's made them this good, it's the academy...
14:37 I saw when he spent 3 seconds with his hands up before rice sent him the ball and anyone could tell he was going to hit it into the back of the net
James deserves a mention in that little outro list. Love that man. Great pod
They feel like new signings. Well impressed, they may give us that bump to keep on a good run.
We could win but only if Liverpool lose the title themselves which is very doubtful
2 quick goals against Newcastle? Nothing impossible with Arsenal, come on Arsenal !
It's a testament to how much faith Arteta has in Lewis Skelly that they had 4 players who could play LB (Kiwior, Calafiori, Tierney and Zinchenko) on the bench against City and yet he stuck with Skelly starting. Both Nwaneri and Skelly have bright futures ahead, and within the next few seasons they'll save Arsenal the trouble of having to buy more players in those positions. Per Mertesacker has done a great job with the youth setup
I‘m a Bayern fan and there is just something about our homegrown players. Seeing all of their Names (Musiala, Pavlovic and Stanisic) and their backnubers (all in the 40s bc that’s the numbers the younger guys get) and outshining many guys in their positions is just something
I get what you're trying to say but really only Pavlovic applies since he is a Bayern kid, MLS and Ethan Nwaneri have been at Arsenal since 8, Musiala joined Bayern at 17, there's a huge difference between those two things.
David's headphone posture is questionable lol
The 🏴 guy said "Citeh's record against Arsenal has *always* been very, very strong".... Not in my lifetime mate 😂, even with that Abu Dhabi oil 💰😂... Also this isn't the best Arsenal team in 20 years, the 2008 team played some of the best football i've ever seen up until the Eduardo injury
Someone who knows the truth! The 2007/08 Arsenal team were destined to be the youngest team to win the league until well you know.
Loved beating City...LS and Ethan are brilliant for our future...but we went into Jan needing a striker and arrived into Feb seeing Spurs sign one of the best young attackers in Europe
We have Ethan🎉🎉🎉🎉
10:29 single best description of city's pressing
Ethan and Myles have a lot of talent and are in the team on merit at this stage. Their breakthrough has helped us through a tough period and just about clinging on to Liverpool. However the board not backing Arteta and supporting the squad the last two transfer windows is criminal and pretty much guarantees we can't catch Liverpool. It was going to be tough regardless but one striker who is not a natural goalscorer and a lack of depth/ quality on the wings, especially without Saka. They have really let Arsenal down.
I'd love to see how Lewis Skelly would perform in the "Xhaka role."
Respectfully, it does sound odd to hear podcasters wax eloquent about how hard it is for an academy kid to rise up through the ranks and how it’s a special feel-good story, as though internationals who come up in what are often much harder circumstances - without the infrastructure opportunity afforded to some of these academy graduates, aren’t every bit as awe inspiring. I don’t see how foreign players earning a spot in a Prem team is somehow a reflection of “the big bad corporate structure.” I understand how it’s relatable to see someone from your hometown play at the highest level, but it may have been most respectful to just have left it at that.
- The perspective of someone who isn’t from the UK.
but you forget, as the bloke said, Nwaneri has faced such adversity in his career already, why just last month he spent two weeks out with a slight muscle strain. it's miraculous he was able to come back from such an injury as a 17 year old and be "just as physical". truely we should be amazed at what he's had to overcome.
Kai is technically good at almost all the things you expect from him except to score goals consistently. As a team, we need a top goal scorer. If he does all the other aspects of the game without scoring goals, then what is his main use? I love him though.
For the majority of Klopp's time as Liverpool manager Liverpool had Roberto Firmino as the CF who, while not scoring as frequently as Mane and Salah, was instrumental in creating chances for teammates like Kai H
Havertz !!!
he actually score or assist really consistently tho not in flashy way, not to mention arsenal set up isn't the type that give service to ST in every attack like other traditional set up team, our winger is also a goal threat
It's impossible to travel north to a imposing stadium and win by 2 goals or more in order to win a trophy...
Can it ever be clearer that they are a PR deflection machine for the club
Hey can yall teach ornstein how to pronounce nwaneri’s correctly? the league put out a video at the beginning of the season with each player saying their names for reference
No. Teams cannot compete for titles when some of the most ludicrous decisions we've seen in the history of the Prem have happened in just 6 months. A couple of seasons ago I saw Wolves have a solid 10 points taken off them through officials making mistake after mistake despite VAR being there to make amends. Arsenal are on course to top that, likely already at 8 points stripped now. The best thing that happened to Liverpool was the David Coote videos breaking. If Arsenal win this title it would be absurd.
31:45 you think? when two teams play each other i'm pretty sure, i'm not saying it's a fact, but i'm pretty sure, the result is in both teams hands. just sayin'....
60m for Watkins is way overpriced. he's 29 and apart from a 12 month window when Emery first came in his scoring record is average in the premier league. can he get back to that high level of performance again or was that a one off and how long has he got at the top level until his pace goes would be two huge questions hanging over any potential transfer.
Lads, have you forgotten the titles and cups we have won
This was a good performance, and Arsenal have been generally good recently. But this is not a turning point, we learned nothing new. Man City right now is a perfect opponent for them, they gift chances and goals to every single opponent, and Arsenal are very strong defensively. They have had tougher tests presently, and they will have tougher tests coming up. They will be strong for the rest of the season, but not strong enough to rack up the wins Man City recent years style. And they is what they need to have a chance of catching Liverpool because of the nine point deficit.
This game also shows that there is too much emotion and frustration in this team and the manager. The us against the world strategy worked for Jose Mourinho, but that guy had a cool head behind all of the acted emotion. The current Arsenal kind of emotion will have as much negative impact as it will positive.
Let's see how Liverpool do against th3m on the 23rd at the Etihad, then we can draw conclusions.
@@alfredthegreat9543 Lets see if people will be talking about arteta the same way they talk about SAF in 4 years
Diickhead
And again We don't discuss how the PGMOL needs to step up and protect the youth with responsibility. The chopping must stop. We're all human and bad intent needs to stop.
You look a little rushed. Did you start recording a little bit later than usual?
When he was talking about esr and said he said he can see himself in him and I thought yyyyyy. I realised I need to change the content I consume smh
Personally i don't think Arsenal will win the league but just go for it
Has Lewis-Skelly won his place in the starting 11 after that performance?
The England 11
David could've at least tried to pronounce Nwaneris name properly
Cozier dubrey made a mistake to leave Arsenal look at your friends now i feel bad for him
I mean trophies? What is their total trophy hall in history. Do you mean City recent trophies? Is fleeting
Fuck no. Liverpool aren’t dropping a single point the rest of the season
Nice to see a trio of Erling Haaland fan girls here twerking hard for him.
Amazing that you can have professionals sat in a production booth being paid to manage the production of the podcast and yet we can still hear echo/reverb on the mic.
How is it that an African can't pronounce NWANERI 😢. Absolutely no effort from David
Full marks Phil and James. ADR approach acceptable
Since when in football do you need trophies to celebrate a victory!?!?!?!?! Such a stupid idea stop spreading it
Haha, Liverpool will not lose another premier league match this season so Arsenal have no hope
Please stop the excuses this is not city. Can we say when they beat Arsenal that wasn’t Arsenal , stop the rubbish. They got decapitated.
Please stop the foolishness City celebrated the draw against 10man Arsenal and now you are chatting nonsense.
Mark my words and remember this comment:
This is the beginning of the end of the Manchester City era. The rest of you all owe us one big time. Show your appreciation and give us the credit we’re entitled to.
The idea that Arsenal should take sole credit for ending the city era, in a season when city will lose 10 games in the prem and go trophyless is laughable.
Spurs beat city 4-0. How was that different than arsenal’s 5-1? Neither spurs nor arsenal will take the crown from City this year.
And speaking of winning things, shouldn’t the credit for ending the city era go to the team that actually took the title from them? ie Liverpool?
And yet is Raya hadn't made those two saves in the first half, it would have been 1-2 at half-time and it would have been a different game.
Let’s be honest. If it wasn’t for injuries. They would have not played. I do think they don’t need signings. Develop these two players.
Definitely we need a big time striker
@ Nwaneri can play that role. He’s clinical. I’m not saying don’t get a striker but they got move Gabriel Jesus out before making a signing
Let’s be honest. If it wasn’t for injuries you mugs would still find excuses for your small clubs failures
@@javierlandaverde4108 Nwaneri can play that role. He’s clinical says the FIFA 98 expert who gets breast fed by his brother
Ornstein and guys sitting on this panel only publish what the club what you to put out.. puppets the lot of you.
Liverpool will drop off, never won the league since 1990, huge chokers.
you're right, they haven't won the First Division since 1990. but you probably need to ask AI a different question, like "when was the last time Liverpool FC won the Premier League" and you might get the answer you're looking for.
Arteta 6.0 < Slott 1.0 lmaooooo
so Slot just started managing this year? Braindead comment, stick to Twitter
You can't even spell his name right
@ quite obvious I was talking about slott at Liverpool mate 👍🏼
Slot inherits a squad that has world class players, some PL all-timers and players in every position ready to compete, and has faced minimal injuries. Meanwhile Arteta took over at a time that Arsenal seemed to be on the verge of becoming a forgotten team, slowly falling away from the top 4 year on year. These shallow comments are just so redundant and your lack of ball knowledge and awareness fit perfectly on the barinrot fest on the internet.
Nope. Still dead.
Nwaneri needs to leave, he will never be allowed to flourish whilst Odegaaed is still there
Wtf
He is literally already flourishing way ahead of schedule with odegaard also in the team. He's obviously in the right place, I mean how dumb can you fucking get.
I know you're trolling
@@alton19769 i’m dead ass, for his own career he will accelerate much faster if he goes somewhere else that will let him start immediately like Dortmund.
This guy is a generational talent, but under Arteta he will end up like Palmer at City
idk, kind of reminds me of foden with city. everybody said foden needed to leave, and when he signed a contract a few years ago, everybody said he was destined to ride the bench forever due to the likes of de bruyne, gundogan, rodri, etc etc. but then last season he was premier league player of the year. i think arteta can find space to work him in, especially because he can cover for both saka and odegaard