Match Reaction Arsenal 0-3 Gypos

[selassie]

I agree with what Carragher said, announce his departure for the end of the season and the remaining 2 months can be played out without this ridiculous poison that’s being drip fed into the club every week.

Aye, me too. I don’t often agree with him but he was spot on yesterday.

[Cripps]

Announce Wenger.

Announce Conte.

[Marc Overmars]

Details of a team meeting (players only) following our cup final defeat:

he speech was delivered by one of the senior players in the Arsenal dressing room but he did not finish it. He was too choked up as he reflected on how such a talented squad had come to resemble a bunch of drifters. He said his children were asking him why Arsenal were so bad. That was the moment when the tears welled in his eyes.

Another Arsenal player stepped in. “We are a big club,” he said, tapping into the rallying cry theme. “But we need more help from the coaches.” That was when the damning judgment was articulated. It had actually been the motivation for the players to gather in the first place – without Arsène Wenger. “It’s not going to happen,” one of them said. “We need to find the answers ourselves.”

It was Tuesday of this week – the day of the first training session after Sunday’s Carabao Cup final humbling against Manchester City. The meeting of the players at London Colney was not aggressive in its tone, even if there were frank exchanges. It was more plaintive; coloured by soul-searching and a certain helplessness. It shone a glaring light on why Wenger’s time as the manager is up.

It is too easy in times of crisis to say the lavishly rewarded modern footballer does not care. The Arsenal squad do care; they beat themselves up over how they have slipped from Champions League to Europa League level. It embarrasses them that the fans have been so unhappy with so many of their performances. This is their livelihood. They have professional pride.

(The Guardian)

-ceri

I’d like to know how that was leaked...

But anyway if it’s true then it’s fair to say he really has lost them. Or maybe he never had them to begin with, I can’t imagine he’s a very inspiring personality to be around anymore.

[HCZ]

I don’t have the slightest bit of sympathy for them

Crocodile Tears, this is very mercenary behaviour to try and make sure the blame goes to Wenger and not to them

I consider there to be enough blame to go around, ultimately Wenger is the one the buck stops with and his job should be immediately forfeit

But these players should all be on a pay as you play contract to actually realise what it is to earn money

In summary: Cunts!

[Cripps]

If that is true it's shocking.

[Goonermerree]

Details of a team meeting (players only) following our cup final defeat:

he speech was delivered by one of the senior players in the Arsenal dressing room but he did not finish it. He was too choked up as he reflected on how such a talented squad had come to resemble a bunch of drifters. He said his children were asking him why Arsenal were so bad. That was the moment when the tears welled in his eyes.

Another Arsenal player stepped in. “We are a big club,” he said, tapping into the rallying cry theme. “But we need more help from the coaches.” That was when the damning judgment was articulated. It had actually been the motivation for the players to gather in the first place – without Arsène Wenger. “It’s not going to happen,” one of them said. “We need to find the answers ourselves.”

It was Tuesday of this week – the day of the first training session after Sunday’s Carabao Cup final humbling against Manchester City. The meeting of the players at London Colney was not aggressive in its tone, even if there were frank exchanges. It was more plaintive; coloured by soul-searching and a certain helplessness. It shone a glaring light on why Wenger’s time as the manager is up.

It is too easy in times of crisis to say the lavishly rewarded modern footballer does not care. The Arsenal squad do care; they beat themselves up over how they have slipped from Champions League to Europa League level. It embarrasses them that the fans have been so unhappy with so many of their performances. This is their livelihood. They have professional pride.

(The Guardian)

-ceri

Don't buy into that, they are made up for three lifetimes.

[Power n Glory]

These meetings are nothing new. Merts is the one that called it and he we've seen these reports of a player meeting before. The Guardian have one side of the story. Other sources say the players were blaming each other and Merts called for them to put aside their differences and fights for Wenger.

[Niall_Quinn]

Details of a team meeting (players only) following our cup final defeat:

he speech was delivered by one of the senior players in the Arsenal dressing room but he did not finish it. He was too choked up as he reflected on how such a talented squad had come to resemble a bunch of drifters. He said his children were asking him why Arsenal were so bad. That was the moment when the tears welled in his eyes.

Another Arsenal player stepped in. “We are a big club,” he said, tapping into the rallying cry theme. “But we need more help from the coaches.” That was when the damning judgment was articulated. It had actually been the motivation for the players to gather in the first place – without Arsène Wenger. “It’s not going to happen,” one of them said. “We need to find the answers ourselves.”

It was Tuesday of this week – the day of the first training session after Sunday’s Carabao Cup final humbling against Manchester City. The meeting of the players at London Colney was not aggressive in its tone, even if there were frank exchanges. It was more plaintive; coloured by soul-searching and a certain helplessness. It shone a glaring light on why Wenger’s time as the manager is up.

It is too easy in times of crisis to say the lavishly rewarded modern footballer does not care. The Arsenal squad do care; they beat themselves up over how they have slipped from Champions League to Europa League level. It embarrasses them that the fans have been so unhappy with so many of their performances. This is their livelihood. They have professional pride.

(The Guardian)

-ceri

And then, timidly at first but with gathering confidence, a small goat at the back bleated, "Two legs bad, four legs good!"

And in that moment, the gathered hoard remembered back to a time before the pigs and their wicked enforcers. And some recalled the old cart horse who had strived to build the dream that had now shattered before their eyes. And others remembered Snowball and wondered at his fate.

And the Guardian said, good, I can work with with this. It's in the same vein as the bullshit we peddle. And some of the stupider fans will lap it up, and provided their number is in the majority we may even get away with this absolute bullshit. For we are the Guardian, purveyors extraordinaire of #fakeNews.

And all agreed that none of this ever happened but was still fit for consumption. And all were happy because another day of skiving had been won.

[Niall_Quinn]

Don't buy into that, they are made up for three lifetimes.

Fake news. The Guardian has spent the last 2 years literally making up news as they go. It's the biggest joke in British media and even the stupid cocks who actually pay to consume that shit are catching on. Look at the comments section. Amid the lost lefties who will always be lost the cry rises - Oh Purleeeez!

[Cripps]

45 minute inquest after apparently

Isn't this like the 3rd inquest this season

Arsene Wenger warns underperforming Arsenal stars that their futures are on the line - just like his
https://t.co/3u3W1udKFP https://t.co/a2ETyi2rqJ