I realistically don't see us picking up any points in the games against any of the top 5 away from home, Spurs maybe as they have struggled at Wembley, but getting anything from Chelsea, Man City or Man Utd is not realistic IMO.
I think it will be a routine comfortable loss at Stamford Bridge tomorrow, I also think Wenger will get the team and tactics wrong.
Are you kidding me?Originally Posted by selassie
Spuds struggling at Wembley. Rack your brains and try to think of the ONE team in the league that will help them out.
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"I feel very attached, even now, to Arsenal. My feelings for the club, well I don't have to repeat myself, every single time we play against them, because it's known. Whoever doesn't believe me, or doesn't feel it is this way, is not right. I know how I feel, my family does, and that's all that matters to me.
"Once I made the decision to leave Barcelona, Arsenal had the first option, and Barcelona had the obligation to contact Arsenal first. Then they had a week to basically respond yes or no to the buy-out clause.
"I knew Chelsea were on the side, among other clubs, but after I spoke to [Jose] Mourinho in the meantime he convinced me that it was a great place to come. The week passed, Arsenal never responded, never contacted me either, so I took it as them having enough players in their squad, so I made my move to Chelsea.
Fabregas was an integral part of Chelsea's title-winning campaign last season
Fabregas was an integral part of Chelsea's title-winning campaign last season
"Because I felt they wanted me the most, Jose spoke to me in a way that not many have spoken to me before, and I knew what he wanted from me. He motivated me so much in that meeting that my choice was very easy.
"I love Arsene, the man. I love him of course as a coach too. This is a decision he made. I always said that he's like a father to me, and he will always be."
Fabregas has enjoyed a huge resurgence in form since last summer, when his future at Stamford Bridge looked uncertain.
He said: "I'm the type of guy that when I'm told I can't play under this type of manager, not with his style, if you tell me this some fire comes inside me, and I want to prove everyone wrong. And that's what I did, and hopefully I can keep it up for as long as I can.
"Because mentally I feel like a boy that is only just starting, and physically I feel very, very well. It's all about the attitude and hunger to do well for the team and yourself."
1-3.
I'm feeling lucky.
I don't think we'll lose.
It would be nice to be surprised, but a draw might be our best bet.
Sky's programme is on now.
Souness, Neville and Henry pitchside.
Arsenal.
Even when we win a big match, we didn't actually win it.
When did Ozil get injured?
Hopefully Iwobi drops back to cover for Ramsey when he goes for a stroll. If he does it might be a good thing that Ozil isn't playing, defensively at least. Or better yet Ramsey can do his job for once.
I'll go for an optimistic 1-1.
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