#Arsenal have gone to Villa, Sunderland and Forest, and won with clean sheets. Last season we dropped points on all three, and have struggled for years on two. These are the wins that get you the points to win and retain titles; entertainment is secondary.
All it took was £451.3m spent this summer, three unbelievably fortunate refereeing decisions, and a foundation built off two decades of financial doping. Bravo 👏
#Arsenal were vilified for beating Pep’s City 5-1. Never forget the nonsense we had to listen to, all because Myles Lewis-Skelly had the balls to stand up to Erling Haaland.
Playing as a RW
Saka’s goal to game ratio at Arsenal is better than Hazard’s at Chelsea
Saka’s assist to game ratio at Arsenal is better than Hazard’s at Chelsea
Saka has 4 more UCL goals in 30 less apps
Saka has 2 more G/A at the World Cup in 3 less apps
All facts 😂
Arsenal have played 20 home Champions League games since returning under Arteta, keeping 15 clean sheets.
Two of the games they conceded in were PSV (7-1 up after first leg) and two to Kairat in a dead rubber. Bayern and PSG the only teams to score a goal of any consequence.
21 goals this season. None from set pieces.
Suddenly the media aren’t publishing league tables excluding set pieces and complaining about them ruining the game.
It’s almost as if they didn’t actually care about set pieces, and their real issue was us.
Gravenberch was pulling the strings against Man City so the ref sends him off for two extremely soft yellow cards.
This rotten club are not beating the cheating allegations.
Saka struggling to find form, create separation and seems indecisive.
Praying he can find some of it again.
However pleased don’t use phrases like Saka is washed bro or any derogatory terms
Have some respect for a player that has given so much to us and is Arsenal to the core
For Country:
28 G/A (0.65 per 90) → Saka washed
26 G/A (0.56 per 90) → Bellingham
23 G/A (0.54 per 90) → Vinicius
22 G/A (0.67 per 90) → Raphinha
20 G/A (0.48 per 90) → Dembele
Saka 4 years younger than Raphinha & Dembele.
Since Abramovich arrived in 2003 and Abu Dhabi in 2008, Chelsea and Man Cty have won 13 of the 23 league titles. Their previous combined total was 3. Chelsea in 1955 Man Cty in 1937 & 1968. They had no history of league success in any era. English football was sold 23 years ago.
One of the greatest figures football had his legacy and reputation repeatedly targeted by the media, as they attacked his ambition due to #Arsenal operating within the financial laws of the game. Arsene Wenger said City had ‘petrol’ to fund their success; it was much worse.
Can someone please point me to when there was a more competitive/egalitarian era than the one we’re in?
3 different PL winners in 3 years
Villa, Newcastle United playing UCL football
Palace winning 3 trophies
Brighton, Sunderland and Bournemouth in Europe
United have finished below 6th thrice in 5 years
Chelsea have finished 10th or below thrice in 5 years
Spurs finished 17th back to back and are currently 20th
Last season the gap btw 4th and 11th was 13 points
When has it ever been more competitive? When have the biggest clubs all been this far from the top?
#Arsenal sold players every year to stay afloat. Arsene Wenger had to repeatedly finish in the top four with a positive net spend and we had to sell out the stadium at the highest prices in England, whilst City committed fraud at every level. Never forget.
You can tell a lot about the integrity of reporters by what they choose to report on. Miguel Delaney has never shied away from reporting on sportswashing and City’s charges, whilst David Ornstein broke the story of their guilt. By contrast, Romano has only shared Rodri’s interview and City’s statement. Choose wisely who you get your news from.