And honestly, it's annoying but I agree with them. It looks like it hits his arm but unless they can categorically say it did then they can't get involved. Did seem odd there wasn't a single clear image though.
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[Albion] Premier League 02-05/05/25
- Thread starter Bozza
- Start date
I know what you mean, but Arsenal have been near the top most of the season and have amassed 14 more points than 'Muff. At home, and with the team they put out (and a 1 - 0 lead), they really should have won this.
oldboyroy
Well-known member
Yes, you're right. They are the best team I've seen this season so fair enough.
f*** off Arsenal. They weren’t interested in getting a result there at all.
Joey Jo Jo Jr. Shabadoo
I believe in Joe Hendry
- Oct 4, 2003
- 12,731
FFS Arsenal. Just cause we ended your hopes of winning the league a couple of seasons back you didn’t need to do us dirty.
By some margin and we won that…… somehow!
- Jul 7, 2003
- 48,425
Sadly Bournemouth have deserved this. Arsenal have been peak Arsenal. Too many average players in their first XI like Partey and Martinelli and they've done their usual clueless flapping around expecting opponents to just give them the points because they're Arsenal. Pains me to say it but Bournemouth are a great team to watch, far more so than the likes of Forest.
That said, they'll lose (at least) Huijsen and Kerkez in the summer, two of their undoubted stars, so it'll be interesting to see how well they replace those. Huijsen has a relatively cheap release clause while Kerkez has made no secret of his personal ambitions.
That said, they'll lose (at least) Huijsen and Kerkez in the summer, two of their undoubted stars, so it'll be interesting to see how well they replace those. Huijsen has a relatively cheap release clause while Kerkez has made no secret of his personal ambitions.
Bmuff have assembled a great squad, playing with great pace from everywhere.
Arteta and Plastic Gooners thought they were on their way to the title with a draw at ManC last September, failing to heed the words of Haaland post match.
Does it say something about the Premier League that a team as poor as Arsenal are second? The looked completely bereft of ideas in this game, Bournemouth really could have won it by more
Conceding from a long throw and a corner, it's almost like watching us.
The saving grace (if one pops the optimistic head on), is that it really is still in our hands, as to where we finish.
FFS Arsenal, hope you get humiliated in Paris for that shit
oldboyroy
Well-known member
And at their place too!
TottonSeagull
Well-known member
The German dipstick not being able to work out how to beat the bottom 4 teams at home is the issue not Arsenal!
Miximate
Well-known member
Control the controllable, win our games, that’s all we can do.
Indeed, win them and we finish (at least) 8th, despite results around us.
All Four Grounds
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- Apr 20, 2025
- 29
You could see what was going to happen not long after Iraola made the three substitutions. So Aresy! There’s no point getting upset about Arsenal’s capitulation because that’s what they’re like so we can’t rely on them to beat a rival of ours. Much better to snigger at their ineptitude, the subsequent online meltdown of their whiny fans and look forward to tomorrow when we can go back above Bournemouth by beating Newcastle!
I find it rather amusing they didn't, Arteta is a twat and its rubbed off on Arsenal. Wonderful.
What has our manager got to do with Arsenal playing like it’s a pre season friendly?
If we’d beaten shite Ipswich, Stains and Leicester at home like almost everyone else, we’d be cruising to European football. And less bothered about Arsenal tonight.