1 - Liverpool are the first side to be crowned Premier League champions and then fail to win their next three games in the competition in the same season (D1 L2). Limp.
Jamie Carragher not understanding basic laws about safeguarding minors is perfectly on brand when you also remember that he spat at a 14 year old girl.
Alan Smith on Myles Lewis-Skelly: “Haaland’s dad had a little chip, didn’t he?”
"Saying, ‘oh, yeah, all those trophies you’ve won,’ or something like that. I thought, ‘oh, leave it’. It’s just funny!
"By the way, Alf-Inge, you didn’t win much! Back in your box. You can’t live your life through your son, you know. It was a great moment, wasn’t it? Those kinds of things are great."
And, Alan won it all domestically and a European trophy at #Arsenal, so don't begin to question his credentials. #AFC
Seeing some very familiar patterns in how people (and media people) have been talking about Lewis-Skelly recently.
I’m reminded of the narrative around Sterling, Pogba, Rashford and why they needed to stay in their lanes, be humble. I wonder what they all have in common.
'Baffling... that is nonsensical.' 🤯
Mark Chapman and Pat Nevin discuss Myles Lewis-Skelly's controversial sending off.
Listen live: https://t.co/NI1sjtGRxI 📻⚽️
#BBCFootball#WOLARS
If I was an Arsenal supporter working for the PGMOL and I had the chance to get Van Dijk suspended for a game against us, I would do exactly the same here.
Jarred Gillet simply doing what any other football fan would do, the massive prick.
I’m a little surprise to see Jarred Gillett back on VAR duty for an Arsenal game so soon after the Saliba controversy. No-one ever told us why he was sent-off but Colwill & van de Ven weren’t. I guess Howard Webb can’t be everywhere.
Keep an eye on Gillett at Newcastle.
#LIVARS - 89”
Annoyed that Michael Oliver grabbed the headlines earlier, the man the myth the legend Anthony Taylor blows the whistle for no reason whatsoever to deny Arsenal a last minute goal