@David_Ornstein@TheAthleticFC If na Arsenal player now the amount of backlash they will receive will not b something to write home about.. Because he’s a Chelsea player no one bats an eye
@Nwamama_son Arsenal is always an average team on paper until your team plays against them😂😂😂😂… Every coach that has played against this boys always come out showering praises to them, that’s not a fluke bro.. Nonsense
@RodinSimi U used the logic that Man U beat Arsenal last season, u come forget say Arsenal beat this same Brighton Home and Away last season Abi… No use this brain cross main road oohhh😂😂😂
@RodinSimi Martinelli already scored a hatrick in Al Hilal in about 2-3 games.. Trossard already scoring and assisting in Besiktas.. Meanwhile none of Chelsea sold players has the output Arsenal sold players have got
@FabrizioRomano Does this remove the 3 points that Man city already got?? Make I see who go come talk say PGMOL d help Arsenal to win d title… Nonsense
@okiTwits Coventry no work u switch to Villa, Villa no work u turn to ur almighty CPR, CPR no work and u switched to Sunderland.. As sunderland no work now u don d call on Brighton. That’s how u keep supporting other teams to win Arsenal for u and they will always fail
@RodinSimi That’s how u sacrificed a Chelsea win against man city so they can win the league ahead of Arsenal last season, I hope you recalled how it ended? Chelsea finishing in 10th position
🚨 Declan Rice on what happened with Morgan Rogers during Arsenal’s 2-1 victory over Chelsea:
🎙️ Reporter: “Declan, Morgan Rogers said you fouled him from behind and then told him, ‘We are the champions.’ What’s your response?”
🗣️ Declan Rice: “I understand why he was angry, but I think he’s taken it a little too seriously.
“I clipped his heel, yes. It was a foul, the referee didn’t give it and we moved on. I wasn’t trying to hurt him.
“When he came over complaining, I just said, ‘We are the champions.’ It was banter. It’s a football match, there’s emotion, there’s rivalry. I wasn’t standing there trying to disrespect Morgan as a person.
“I respect him, I think he’s a fantastic player. But if you’re going to get angry every time an opponent says something to you on the pitch, you’re going to have a very long season.
“Maybe he doesn’t like it, that’s fine. But I’m not going to apologise for competing, getting under someone’s skin and trying to win a football match.
“After the final whistle, it’s finished. I shake his hand and we move on.”