Match Day Thread AFC Bournemouth vs. Arsenal 2015/16 Match Thread

No, this is not a meltdown at all, you just can't respond, so you resort to childish remarks like MELTDOWN etc, I have made very fair and legitimate arguments.

 

I can guarantee that nearly everyone will agree with me when I say the Chelski and Southampton home games were must win games, nothing about that is contreversial or demanding too much.

 

After we drop points in this one, the Leicester game is a 100% MUST win game, make no mistake about that folks.

 

"who gives a **** about what you think, you'll be the only one who holds such a baffling stupid opinion."

One example of your fair and legitimate argument.

Most definitely not the sign of someone losing the plot.

Plenty more sarcasm, obvious attempts to start an argument, refusal to move on etc for everyone to see in the thread.

 

Yes, after you responded to me in a condescending manner, I responded like that, .

You are deluded, end of story.

 

Just bare in mind that your arguing with yourself and you might calm down. It's highly amusing watching you go into meltdown in disagreement with a point that only you have raised. i have so far neither agreed or disagreed with your comments about the individual Chelsea and Southampton games yet somehow you've managed to get really angry about what you presume my opinion to be.

I've tried to move the thread back onto discussion about the game repeatedly, feel free to let this go and move on, we are going to achieve nothing here lol

 

You never know, in afcw's world it might still not be a must win game.

 

Why don't you answer the Q then? Was the Southampton game, a must win, or not? Simple Q, simple answer, yes, or no?

 

If your desperate to discuss it, go make a thread about it and we can discuss the terminology of "must win" to your hearts content. On this thread please stick to discussing the game tomorrow, there's a good chap

 

Yeah ok, deluded one, lol you're the type who considers 4th a trophy, so really shouldnt be surprised at you not considering the Southampton game a must win.

 

So what do people think, which midfield duo and which CB duo will we go with?

We actually have choices on the wings now too. Sanchez is a no brainer but who will occupy the other wing spot? Campbell, Walcott and oxo are all available afaik. I think I'd like to keep Walcott on the bench as a CF option for now and give Campbell the nod.

 

More deciding what I think. Surprise surprise.

 

Ok deluded one.

 

Finally we appear to have reached the agree to disagree moment!

So what do you think our team will be tomorrow?

 

Think he will bring Mert back, and Coq, and Walcott for Campbell.

 

I'd quite like to see Gabriel given a slightly longer run in the team to see how he peforms, plus I feel like Mert was stupid making that challenge and needs to learn from it lol

I can see Wenger bringing Mert back in though

Walcott I think needs to hit the bench for a game to remind him he needs to perform and also to make Giroud worry about his place in the team. When we were really on form this season Walcott and Giroud were competing for the top spot and it seemed to make both of them play better.

 

Gabriel looked okay in the Southampton game, not the type of solid game to solidify himself in the side, especially when we have a run of tough fixtures, so I think just based on that Wenger will bring Mert back, and will feel Bournemouth is a good game to reintroduce him in.

Walcott I'd play only because Campbell didnt look so good on Tuesday, and maybe this can be a game for Walcott to finally score and get some confidence back. Or maybe play Walcott up front, Giroud is hitting one of those spells again where he isn't scoring, which usually happens when he has a long sustained run in the side and doesnt have a challenge, so maybe playing Walcott up front will be a good thing for him.

 

I wouldn't be against giving Walcott a go through the middle with Campbell and Sanchez out wide.

 

Back to Gabriel again, I remember he did one really stupid challenge in the box in the second half, and if it wasn't for the honesty of the Southampton forward, he could have easily allowed the contact to be made and get an easy penalty.