Match Reaction - Spuds 2-2 Arsenal

[Power n Glory]

It's not a theory it's a fact there has been real no damage done, its not man united or Liverpool where the squad needs big overhaul.

We aren't in loads of debts if he doesn't sign a contract whether he leaves this season or next there will most likely be champions league football.

A new manager will have their own coaching set up and their own ideas of how to get the best out of current players and new players.

So what is this damage?.

Yes he has failed in match preparation, having a team that's mentally and physically strong and hasn't played well this season.....but we are in third not Chelsea's position, so this damage is ephemeral.

Being the mouthpiece and puppet for the bloodsucking Board is where the damage is being done. He has helped them price fans out of the game and it's made worse by the fact that we have spineless players and play boring football. Without his consent and cooperation, this charade would have never lasted thing long. He had the trust of the fans and has totally abused it. As Ian Wright said today, I don't think the losses hurt him as much as they should.

[Özim]

It's not a theory it's a fact there has been real no damage done, its not man united or Liverpool where the squad needs big overhaul.

We aren't in loads of debts if he doesn't sign a contract whether he leaves this season or next there will most likely be champions league football.

A new manager will have their own coaching set up and their own ideas of how to get the best out of current players and new players.

So what is this damage?.

Yes he has failed in match preparation, having a team that's mentally and physically strong and hasn't played well this season.....but we are in third not Chelsea's position, so this damage is ephemeral.

I disagree, Rosciky, Flamini, Walcott, Gibbs, Wilshere, Jenkinson, Sanogo, Debuchy, Metersacker, Ospina all need replacing in some form or other, we need a CB or two, a top class striker, a winger, a DM and some squad players, that's a big overhaul. The squad isn't in a great state at all in fact.

In addition 20 years of his nutty methods will be deeply ingrained in the club and to change this will take plenty of time, everything is about him, it won't be easy for a new manager to change all coaching, youth setup, players mindset and the style of play etc.

He's also turned a club into a club that accepts losing and is proud of it, that's hard to change as the owners are more than happy with this too.

In all lkelyness we could well be another Man U, after all they have plenty money so finances don't mean that much, the problem is more the fact the same person has been in charge for so long.

[Özim]

I thought we were good today, took a bit of time to settle in but after spurs went 2-1 up i expected them to run away with it but instead we came back into the game and looked the better side. If Oliver had correctly applied the rules and evened the match up, i actually think we would have won.

Lets be clear though, this is a much worse result for spurs then it us. 2-1 up against ten men who haven't won in 4 games, and they bottled it. Everyone has spoken a lot recently about our players being weak, they weren't today. Spurs were. They choked today and last Wednesday.

This is a worse result for us, we're 8 points behind Leicester whereas they are 5 behind, at least they have an outside chance whereas it's over for us, we had to win and failed and after our dreadful form we needed to win to prove something, instead we got a point, not much better than a defeat.

[GP]

[Niall_Quinn]

Well done Leicester. One club has stood up and taken this title while the so-called big shots have crapped their pants and collapsed in a mound of shite. We lost the title against Liverpool when Wenger's act of nauseating cowardice signalled loud and clear what we could expect during the run-in. Not even hard pressed Arsenal fans could have known how comprehensively Wenger would blow it, his ability to take us to new depths continues to amaze and revolt.

He needs to go now. Today. If he had an ounce of self respect he'd be gone but he'll stay here and take the cash and he has so little shame he'll be here to fuck up next season too. Unfortunately, when Wenger leaves here is will be in a dense cloud of hatred, vitriol dripping from him. His own fault.

[Niall_Quinn]

This guy is a fucking muppet and a huge part of the problem.

[Özim]

This guy is a fucking muppet and a huge part of the problem.

Spot on, people like him are the reason mediocrity is now acceptable and the norm at Arsenal, always has an excuse, like a mini AW, is it any wonder nothing ever changes.

[mastermind84]

I think we found something in the midfield but I don't think we should rely on Coquelin to be the starter as our passing is pants. We actually performed better centrally today than in the first match but he and Elneny are redundant (Elneny was really good tho)


I think Chambers may be a better fit than Coquelin because Chambers can spot a pass in the first phase of the build up.

I also think Wenger needs to show that he is the boss and tell Alexis to stay away from the build up and just be in the final 3rd to take chances. Even tho Ramsey's passing was irratic we see his value with his late runs.

[Kano]

Spot on, people like him are the reason mediocrity is now acceptable and the norm at Arsenal, always has an excuse, like a mini AW, is it any wonder nothing ever changes.

So Wenger was right, it is the fans fault after all.

Wenger

[Özim]

Well done Leicester. One club has stood up and taken this title while the so-called big shots have crapped their pants and collapsed in a mound of shite. We lost the title against Liverpool when Wenger's act of nauseating cowardice signalled loud and clear what we could expect during the run-in. Not even hard pressed Arsenal fans could have known how comprehensively Wenger would blow it, his ability to take us to new depths continues to amaze and revolt.

He needs to go now. Today. If he had an ounce of self respect he'd be gone but he'll stay here and take the cash and he has so little shame he'll be here to fuck up next season too. Unfortunately, when Wenger leaves here is will be in a dense cloud of hatred, vitriol dripping from him. His own fault.

Yes you have to praise Leicester, a proper club who don't mess about and have produced miracles on a shoestring budget and shown the greedy big boys how to do it......nowhere to hide now for managers of those big clubs.

Most deserving team to be Champions, Ranieri has done a wonderful job.