Also tells us how much of a pub team reading are.Originally Posted by LDG
Also tells us how much of a pub team reading are.
Should never have played him last night, id have played Shea tbh.
i thought he was alright actually. one goal was 100% his fault, but he made some very good saves towards the end. for his second game for the club it wasnt too bad. more problems with the defence then him. willing to give him another chance to impress
He was dreadful. Couldn't catch a cold.
i need to watch it again then, but i thought he made some very good saves towards the end. could have been defenders deflecting them but though they were his. oh well, we have man none
Completely out of his depth. But then again, so are all our keepers apart from Ches from time to time.
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Eh?I just felt sorry for the fans, they stuck with us. A big part stayed and supported us and I give them credit. I give the ones who left less credit.
Harsh from Wenger there.
Whilst I don't believe in walking out on games, I can see why some left. After everything we suffer as Gooners these past few years; to see us 4-0 down after 37 minutes was an embarassment....and it wasn't giving up on the club, it was more a showing of dissatisfaction with the regime. As the rest of the fans sang, it was more a question of wanting our Arsenal back.
That still stands.
That said, I thought those who stayed and cheered us on were phenominal. That's what it's all about for us lot. It really is, and somebody should take notice of that. If last night wasn't wake up call enough, I don't know what is anymore.
It's better to burn out, than to fade away.
It started out so incredibly badly everyone must have had the thought we couldn't keep the performance at a level that low, there was only one way to go from the very bottom of the barrel so it was surprising people left considering they'd paid. Would have been better to protest by not paying at all, that's the only way to make a point with the likes of Kroenke and PHW.Eh?
Harsh from Wenger there.
Whilst I don't believe in walking out on games, I can see why some left. After everything we suffer as Gooners these past few years; to see us 4-0 down after 37 minutes was an embarassment....and it wasn't giving up on the club, it was more a showing of dissatisfaction with the regime. As the rest of the fans sang, it was more a question of wanting our Arsenal back.
That still stands.
That said, I thought those who stayed and cheered us on were phenominal. That's what it's all about for us lot. It really is, and somebody should take notice of that. If last night wasn't wake up call enough, I don't know what is anymore.
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still riding high on the arsenal wave. what a roller coaster
4-0 down and we still managed to win
never seen away fans jumping and hugging each other like they did last night. wont ever forget it either.
It was so bad even my stream died, with a few mins left of the 1st half to go.Eh?
Harsh from Wenger there.
Whilst I don't believe in walking out on games, I can see why some left. After everything we suffer as Gooners these past few years; to see us 4-0 down after 37 minutes was an embarassment....and it wasn't giving up on the club, it was more a showing of dissatisfaction with the regime. As the rest of the fans sang, it was more a question of wanting our Arsenal back.
That still stands.
That said, I thought those who stayed and cheered us on were phenominal. That's what it's all about for us lot. It really is, and somebody should take notice of that. If last night wasn't wake up call enough, I don't know what is anymore.
@SWAYR good to know you had fun, but you always say away games are better.
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