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Roo said:
Arsenal really needed 3 points from that game. They've really got their work cut out now, over the next month.

next 6 games:

Arsenal V Everton
Bayern Munich V Arsenal
Tottenham V Arsenal
Chelsea V Arsenal
Arsenal V Man City
Everton V Arsenal

Ouch.
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If you beat Arsenal, do you think you can finish above Arsenal?
 
What is going on today?!?! Pardew sent off for nutting! that'll make SC laugh! Yeovil go down to 8 men and still draw! and Redknapp drops Carroll! ....oh, and the Goons lose! :D
 
theresonly1gerrard said:
sigh!... your not as entertaining as HIAG, he would of said by now that Spurs would finish above Arsenal and probably Chelsea haha
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Unfortunately, there's only 1 HIAG.

A lot can still happen. The final 8-10 games of the season can cause all sorts of problems, as the teams down the bottom start scrapping for points. It becomes very unpredictable, as I'm sure you know.

It was about this time last year that Arsenals ridiculous end of season form started, which resulted in them picking up 28 points out of 30.

If they do it again this season bearing in mind their tough fixtures, well, they'll deserve a top 4 finish at the very least.

I think there's going to be a few surprises in store. HIAG refers to it as "the Arsenal bottle job". - Whilst i don't think it'll be quite like that, with their fixtures, it could cause them big problems.

we'll see...
 
theresonly1gerrard said:
sigh!... your not as entertaining as HIAG, he would of said by now that Spurs would finish above Arsenal and probably Chelsea haha
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I've said, all along, that we have it in us to finish above the Goons. When we lost to Norwich, I thought we'd blown our chance; but with the Goons losing to Stoke... that changes it all back again.

As for finishing above the Chavs... nah. I've never once claimed that we had it in us to do that. They have too many good players; and as much as I do believe it was a big mistake them bringing The Smug One back to the club, he's still better than any of the clowns we've had in charge of us, in recent seasons.
 
Hoddle Is A God said:
I've said, all along, that we have it in us to finish above the Goons. When we lost to Norwich, I thought we'd blown our chance; but with the Goons losing to Stoke... that changes it all back again.
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and it'll continue to change every week depending on the results of the top 6 clubs. 1 defeat and it looks awful in that particular week, but as soon as someone else loses, it's game on again.

A long way to go yet.
 
Roo said:
and it'll continue to change every week depending on the results of the top 6 clubs. 1 defeat and it looks awful in that particular week, but as soon as someone else loses, it's game on again.

A long way to go yet.
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Indeed.

And whatever happens, it all goes to prove that there is still very little to choose between the Gunners and us. They have one of their best seasons, we have one of our worst, and yet we are still in with a chance of beating them to that last top 4 spot.
 
Hoddle Is A God said:
Indeed.

And whatever happens, it all goes to prove that there is still very little to choose between the Gunners and us. They have one of their best seasons, we have one of our worst, and yet we are still in with a chance of beating them to that last top 4 spot.
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we're our own worst enemy though, that's our problem. You wait, we'll lose to Cardiff tomorrow! <laugh>
 
Roo said:
Unfortunately, there's only 1 HIAG.

A lot can still happen. The final 8-10 games of the season can cause all sorts of problems, as the teams down the bottom start scrapping for points. It becomes very unpredictable, as I'm sure you know.

It was about this time last year that Arsenals ridiculous end of season form started, which resulted in them picking up 28 points out of 30.

If they do it again this season bearing in mind their tough fixtures, well, they'll deserve a top 4 finish at the very least.

I think there's going to be a few surprises in store. HIAG refers to it as "the Arsenal bottle job". - Whilst i don't think it'll be quite like that, with their fixtures, it could cause them big problems.

we'll see...
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Arsenal bottling it is the predictable thing about the last 10 games of the season though. The clocks go forward, Easter eggs, Arsenal bottling it - you know it's spring.
 
littleDinosaurLuke said:
Arsenal bottling it is the predictable thing about the last 10 games of the season though. The clocks go forward, Easter eggs, Arsenal bottling it - you know it's spring.
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I'm betting that AFC bring out a DVD that covers only half this season, to make it look like (a) they won the title, and (b) Ozil played like someone worth £42 million.
<laugh>
 
Luis Suarez has now scored 62 goals in his opening 100 Premier League games, matching Robbie Fowler. Decent touch from the Uruguayan.
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Does that mean Suarez is over rated or Fowler under rated ?
 
Unlucky Goons, a few spurs fans where hoping for you to win the title, shame on them as we should never hope for our rivals to "win" but luckily the days of Arsenal winning trophies under Wenger are finished so I know the goons must feel some sort of pride of being "in contention" but we all know they can't win the title or champions league so they must expect this to happen? the usual collapse, even with such a talented manager?
 
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