@thearsfam97 Havertz missed so many chances and gave away possession so many times in this game and he isn't getting anywhere near the criticism he would have gotten if it was Gyökeres.
So no, the outrage wouldn't happen for Havertz either, only Gyökeres or Madueke.
@Jeff_george23@footalyse If anything, it's the other way around. A team being able to run away with it at 95+ points is usually a sign that the rest of the league is crap.
@Tanonex@Footballera0 Then you weren't watching the game. He was the worst Arsenal player tonight along with Eze.
I love Havertz but he was shit in this game and should have been subbed off.
@_Ancient_Way_@Sarafina7707@antitheistdad If it's such a harmful belief, there's a pretty easy solution: Offer actual evidence that a god exists! Not cop-out excuses or flawed and illogical attempts at philosophical argumentation, ACTUAL evidence!
So far, theists keep failing spectacularly time and time again.
@EmerysVilla@akarsenalnews@avfcbreaking They have tried to fabricate a non-existent rivalry between the two clubs through their manufactured "Emery vs. Arteta" debates, simply because both have been Arsenal managers. So rather than being happy with the one they have, fans instead try to pick meaningless fights.
@Gremlin_TMC@SamRezor@terryflewers@Mrjamieohara1 I wouldn't go as far as to call it "good". I'd say he had a decent but broken team that he somehow managed to break even further.
Obviously he wasn't the ONLY problem at the club, or even the biggest one, but he certainly made things worse.
@call_cole_cfc@AnandSheth95@WelBeast Ladies and gentlemen, right here is the perfect example of someone who never watches Arsenal play trying to talk about Arsenal, while remaining completely shameless as he's embarrassing himself.