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Please remember rival fans will try to make this correct call into a “fake controversy” because they truly cant fathom a reality where Arsenal get over the line.
Dont bite, its fake outrage to deflect.
We have been wronged by PGMOL for years. Arsenal fans, ENJOY!
Arsenal have lost just four more games in the Premier League at the Emirates Stadium than Tottenham have lost at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, despite the Gunners moving 13 years earlier.
Arsenal moved stadium in 2006, Spurs moved in 2019.
This is hilarious!😂
Now that Arsenal fans are booing their own team and former players are lining up to criticise, let me offer the bigger picture, the one you hear across Europe.
Arsenal are not seen here as a team that has stalled. They are seen as a reference point. As the team many look at when trying to understand where elite football is heading.
The game has shifted, it is no longer enough to dominate the ball or to attack well. The top sides now compete in, and often decide matches through, the four phases that make teams excellent: organised attack, attacking transition, defensive transition and structured defence. At the highest level, those phases matter more than possession percentages or aesthetic debates.
This is where Arsenal stand out.
Under Mikel Arteta, Arsenal control space, time and another very important element, rhythm. They are aggressive without being chaotic, but can create chaos to find gaps, they are compact without being passive. Their pressing is prepared in detail, lose the ball and the reaction is immediate. The opponent is denied oxygen.
Across Europe, this is understood as modern dominance.
The key battleground today is transition. Not what you do with the ball, but what happens the instant you lose it. Defensive rhythm has overtaken offensive rhythm. Space is smaller and time is shorter. The teams that survive are the ones that arrive first, win duels, plus reset order before danger appears.
Arsenal do this as well as anyone.
In Europe, Arsenal are seen as a team that has absorbed Guardiola’s ideas and pushed them forward, they have strengthened them for a football world that now plays faster, presses harder, and it totally punishes hesitation.
At the very moment Arsenal are being questioned at home, they are being analysed as a model.
Progress is often uncomfortable and it rarely moves in straight lines. Arsenal don’t look lost. In my eyes they look early!
Its true. We used to be the laughing stock of football. Everyone farmed us for interactions on social media and we were subject to humiliation in any serious football dialogue. Now? The best coaches in the world talk about how Arsenal are tactically world class.
Rice said that Bayern game was special why? He said it was a tactical minefield and Mister Arteta delivered a clear victory in a game between the two most inform teams in the Uefa Champions League. Diego Simeone came to the Emirates and got taken to the cleaners. Do you know how mad that is to even type out? Last years UCL finalists and Serie A league leaders Inter Milan said we were tactically and physically dominated at HOME?!
Arsenal fans are rightly anxiety induced this season due to the sheer desperation to celebrate a major trophy but please if you take one step back and just look at what the most intelligent and experienced coaches and players in world football are saying about Mister Arteta’s Arsenal you will enjoy it a little more.
7 clear in the Prem, 7/7 in the UCL, one foot in the Carabao final and progressing in the FA Cup. Perspective.
Like Saliba said, we are a couple of cups away from being validated as the best team in the world and thats a fact.
BE BORING 2026:
- Go to the gym
- Take your vitamins
- Meal prep every Sunday
- Eat your home-cooked meals
- Walk 8,000–10,000 steps a day
- Pack your gym bag the night before
- Say no to things that drain your energy
All the fake Martinelli outrage is such rubbish. One of the only people who had every right to be very angry with what happened was Arne Slot, yet he's one of the few to speak really sensibly about the whole thing.
Martinelli was stupid, he assessed the situation in completely the wrong way. He wasn't looking when the injury happened and he jumped to the wrong conclusion in the heat of the moment. It was a big mistake and he's quite rightly apologised to Bradley and publicly.
But some of the stuff I've seen and heard today, my word. Just so over the top.