It confirms what we know insofar as we knew barring a disaster that we were always going to beat Bournemouth. There isn't a single rational person that thinks this eases the pressure on Wenger.
It confirms what we know insofar as we knew barring a disaster that we were always going to beat Bournemouth. There isn't a single rational person that thinks this eases the pressure on Wenger.
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My insight is that it merely papers over the cracks and I may be the only one to hold this sage viewpoint. A defeat would have been infinitely preferable as it would not have papered over the aforementioned cracks that only I myself have seen and it most certainly would have led to catalytic change at all levels of this crumbling corpse of a club.Originally Posted by Niall Quinn
The title's coming home.
I think that.
Oh I see.
Much needed win. Suspect this season will be a combination of winning most games like this and occasional car crashes like at Liverpool which will mean we don't challenge.
Good goals, the new signings showing good signs and it is still baffling why they were benched at Anfield.
A huge test next week, should be interesting.
I'm confused, why did the fans boo Sanchez?
They were saying Boo-urns
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When he came on? They didn't. Is that what the media is making up now?
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He was booed but it was by a minority.
Though in fairness if you obviously want to leave, you're not exactly going to be treated like a king are you?
It was stupid to boo him and not Ozil considering they're in the exact same situation (refusing to sign new contracts) but Ozil is saavy enough to have a good PR team who'll say the right stuff (wants to sign a new contract, loves the club) and Alexis isn't.
If anything Ozil is worse as apart from Pool two weeks ago, Alexis has actually consistently done it on the pitch to make us win and so actually has some right to demand a move.
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I think that's WMUG standing behind him.
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