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Congratualtions on being dragged to the PL title by the officials, we all know the authoririties don`t want City winning the league every year and they have done everythng to make sure Woolwich pipped them to the title, the same thing happened when Varpool won it. The 2026 Premier League will be remembered for a litany of blatant favourable refereeing decisions going the way of Woolwich, well done.
 
Billy The Spur said:
Congratualtions on being dragged to the PL title by the officials, we all know the authoririties don`t want City winning the league every year and they have done everythng to make sure Woolwich pipped them to the title, the same thing happened when Varpool won it. The 2026 Premier League will be remembered for a litany of blatant favourable refereeing decisions going the way of Woolwich, well done.
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On behalf of everyone at and associated with Arsenal Football Club, I would like to extend my warmest thanks to Tottenham Hotspur for their contribution to Arsenal's first league title in 22 years and 14th league title overall.

You gave us 6 points and took 4 points from our closest competitors Manchester City - truly fantastic work from our north London neighbours.

We will never forget what you did to aid Arsenal's successful 2025/26 campaign <cheers>:emoticon-0115-inlov
 
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Billy The Spur said:
Congratualtions on being dragged to the PL title by the officials, we all know the authoririties don`t want City winning the league every year and they have done everythng to make sure Woolwich pipped them to the title, the same thing happened when Varpool won it. The 2026 Premier League will be remembered for a litany of blatant favourable refereeing decisions going the way of Woolwich, well done.
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Your tears are delicious.
 
Rumours of Saliba having back surgery after the world cup which means he's likely to miss the start of the season. At least with Mosquera, Hincapie and Calafiori we're more than covered for central defenders now.
 
FACT...

The 2026-27 season will be the first English top-flight campaign without either Tony Adams or James Milner playing since 1982-83.
 
cini65 said:
Rumours of Saliba having back surgery after the world cup which means he's likely to miss the start of the season. At least with Mosquera, Hincapie and Calafiori we're more than covered for central defenders now.
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That’s a problem though.
Means he’ll miss half a season probably
 
Saliba commanding it like a champion boss. Cherki standing like a little bitch who desperately needs a ****...

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Disgusting from Arsenal to be anywhere near the top of this table. We need to take a leaf out of Newcastle, Chelsea, Villa, United all showing how to play football the right way without time-wasting.

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cini65 said:
Disgusting from Arsenal to be anywhere near the top of this table. We need to take a leaf out of Newcastle, Chelsea, Villa, United all showing how to play football the right way without time-wasting.

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Arsenal are the biggest club in the world now.
No other team is discussed as much and the fact is that all the media narratives - always false - are there entirely because we ARE the biggest club in the world and drive clicks.
 
So, Jason Ayto (previously at Arsenal, then became sporting director at Brighton) has left his role at Brighton after less than a year in charge.

Edu also on the cusp of leaving Nottingham Forest despite only joining them 18 months ago after leaving Arsenal.

Then you look at some of the previous guys we had. Raul Sanllehi - his contract was not renewed and then went to Inter Miami, where he was sacked after 5 months. Then Vinai Venkatesham, who is now at Spurs. Probably a decent commercial guy, but has zero footballing operational experience and has been getting dog's abuse for Spurs almost going down.

It does beg the question what some of these people were doing at Arsenal and how they were allowed to be at the club for so long.

I think it's no coincidence that the minute Arteta gets a smooth, capable and experienced operator in Berta, we end up winning the league.
 
BrunelGunner said:
So, Jason Ayto (previously at Arsenal, then became sporting director at Brighton) has left his role at Brighton after less than a year in charge.

Edu also on the cusp of leaving Nottingham Forest despite only joining them 18 months ago after leaving Arsenal.

Then you look at some of the previous guys we had. Raul Sanllehi - his contract was not renewed and then went to Inter Miami, where he was sacked after 5 months. Then Vinai Venkatesham, who is now at Spurs. Probably a decent commercial guy, but has zero footballing operational experience and has been getting dog's abuse for Spurs almost going down.

It does beg the question what some of these people were doing at Arsenal and how they were allowed to be at the club for so long.

I think it's no coincidence that the minute Arteta gets a smooth, capable and experienced operator in Berta, we end up winning the league.
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Alternatively, it could be Arteta himself. I get the feeling he is close to Josh Kroenke and will have a big influence in rooting out ANYONE at the club who is not a good fit.
 
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