This is what the entire country has based their dislike of Arteta on for years.
Amazing how suddenly people like it when it’s your own boss on your own touch line.
Instead of holding the L, he doubled down.
Just goes to show there’s absolutely no objective analysis. Souness has just found his first opportunity in 5 years to try and salvage what was clearly a dumb take.
Still waiting to hear from Arsenal critics what their tactics would have been , bearing in mind the potency of PSG attackers … . put yourself in Arteta’s shoes .. now go ahead with your plan.
Remember when Arsenal won the league at the Lane and the Spurs fans were celebrating a draw? I didn't think they could get lower, now they're celebrating escaping relegation while Arsenal celebrate winning the league. Brutal. It's the history of Tottenham.
Pep Guardiola has managed Barcelona, Bayern Munich and Man City…
The only manager to finish above him in the league more than once is Mikel Arteta 👀
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And to think Eberechi Eze could've been fighting relegation with Spurs rather than lifting the Premier League trophy with Arsenal.
What a missed opportunity.
The most damning indictment on the state of the game right now is that fans, managers and media are forcing a narrative of Arsenal bending the rules of football when they’re in a title race with a club that is evading 115 charges for bending the rules of football.
I think he’s the type of manager every football fan knows how good he is but they’re just trying to enjoy the moment now that he hasn’t won the big trophies.
They know once he starts doing so it’s over.
He never wrote these articles when Jurgen Klopp’s Liverpool were competing on all fronts and I wonder why he suddenly sees the need to when it’s Arsenal. 🚮
Are people really not mentally aware enough to see that the losing clubs fans say this about the winner every year? Just accept we lost to a better team.
Marc Guehi a great signing for Man City. Just for context though since Jan 2025 through til Jan 2026 they have spent £500m on signings, which is half of what Arteta has spent in 6 years at Arsenal. Don’t let City run that underdog gimmick
Manchester City's imminent £65million signing of Antoine Semenyo means that, since their bid for a fifth successive Premier League title fell apart in late 2024, #MCFC will have responded by spending around £460million on player fees in barely more than one year