I am just back from the Oval and I regret to inform you that London has in fact fallen.
More Arsenal shirts than Surrey shirts. Forget about Palace or Charlton.
Arsenal fans everywhere in South London. Yesterday I was in East London at my parents - their local pub had more Arsenal fans in it than West Ham fans for the Conference League 3 years ago. Lots more. Not even close.
The "London FC" people are right. I don't like it, but they're right. And given the way that London tends to eat the world, don't get smug if you're outside of London. If we have half a decade of Arsenal dominance, by the end of it they'll have taken over Liverpool and Manchester too and the economy will be one giant Arsenal merch store with a few farms and data centres tacked on.
Foreign leaders will grant profitable trade and visa deals in return for being allowed exclusive pre-access to the new Declan Rice hologram experience in the Emirates Museum.
@sidelinetalkpod@ArsenalBallots Ah I understand, good luck, hopefully there are a few people on the day if not we're only a row or two away from each other
@sidelinetalkpod@ArsenalBallots Surely since not all the seats are sold then seat swapping will be easy on the day as there'll be many empty seats no?
I have two and two but we hope to move to be together since we're in the same block
If we win our last 5 we win the league. That's how we should, will and have to look at it. In the UCL semis and the PL is up for grabs. Stick with the team and believe. If we do then they will drop points or lose on goal difference. COYG.
@WelBeast
We need to beat Newcastle and Fulham who will play the nastiest low block that has ever been played. If we win all the matches, good chance we will win the league.
Whether City wins all the matches or not, that shouldn't be a concern for Arteta. Focus on winning and forget about handbrake.