Match reaction - WE BEAT THE SCUM!!!!

[Cripps]

The gypos are a bunch of cheating cunts. Every decision goes for them and they'd be 10 points worse off if the refs weren't entirely bent. Watched them closely in our game and most of them are shit, just like the spuds are shit. Once Silva gets injured they'll drop plenty of points.

Rather them than utd or chelsea

[Niall_Quinn]

Can't be arsed watching maureen's mob. Think I'll watch that Netflix thing with the weird name - Quzark, or Ozark of whatever it is. Good first episode.

[Niall_Quinn]

Rather them than utd or chelsea

Rather they all jumped on a plane and it plunged into the ocean in flames, tbf. Cunts the lot of them. Let's see that fag Pep do something (anything) without half a billion quid stuffed in his back pocket.

[Cripps]

Surprise surprise Neville ultra positive about utd and making sure to get in as many positive descriptive words as possible

[McNamara That Ghost...]

Do these cunts not remember our first goal that was chalked off for a "foul"?

Down the memory hole so the narrative works.

Phil Neville

Absolutely gutted. "Alexis Sanchez gets his first goal in 11 games"

Dry your eyes.

And I am fairly sure it wasn't that long ago when we played Everton, where he scored.

Speaking of Everton...

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/40637077

[Niall_Quinn]

[Xhaka Can’t]

Arsène Wenger's home record vs Tottenham:

Played 25, won 17, drawn 7, lost 1.

�� Spurs fans - "We want you to stay..."

That is funny.

Not to mention all those years in our shadow.

And when they did peek out into the sunshine, they saw us win our third FA Cup in four years.

[Letters]

It was a good win and I'm sure the Arsenal fans enjoyed it but I still felt nothing.

I like watching Premier League football but I am neutral now almost, I don't like the Spuds but I try not to hate anyone, its very bad for you.

Wenger has still got to leave in the summer and NOTHING will change my opinion on that.

I will start feeling something when Wenger leaves, sometime around 2023 I think.

I wouldn't go that far. I didn't watch, looked up the score without too much expectation (thought we'd draw) and was pleasantly surprised by the win.
But I wasn't punching the air about it. The last time I actually properly celebrated a goal and win was the FA Cup Final, I'm far more emotionally detached from it all these days. I don't even think Wenger leaving will change that, the Groundhog Day at the club is a factor in this but it's not the only one, the way football has gone generally is making me less and less interested in it all. Oh good, that billionaire's team beat the other billionaire's team. Meh.

[Letters]

You have to have consistency in your argument, you can't just change you view just because once upon a time something happened.

Actually, no you don't. It's "consistency in your argument" which means we still have a flat earth society who stubbornly cling to their beliefs and ignore the tsunami of evidence which shows they are wrong. Taking a position and sticking to it come what may is "consistency" and it's something you show on here...consistently. But it's not something to be lauded. Being able to change one's opinion based on new evidence is the sign of a more rational mind and is what science is built on. It's something you consistently show you are unable to do.

Not that yesterday's result is going to change my opinion about Wenger, I don't think it will change anyone else's either - well, maybe a few people but as I said there's still a Flat Earth society, some people are beyond help. But it's a bit of feelgood factor which is much needed right now so I think most Gooners will enjoy the moment while not forgetting there are bigger problems. Pointing out the divorce statistics at a wedding makes you look like a dick, even though you might be right.

[Cripps]

The win doesn't count, it was all down to luck

http://www.skysports.com/football/ne...over-tottenham