What did Klopp say about them?
Why? Had they thrown a few sods of turf in the fire?
1 Like
Spurs 1 up at the Lane
Arsenalâs Rob Holding gets himself sent off on two of the most stone wall yellows youâd see.
Clown.
1 Like
Absolutely brain dead stuff from him, ref had no tolerance for his shithousery
And Spurs go 2-0 up,
Spurs have a far better attack on paper than Arsenal. Theyâll be kicking themselves if they finish below them this season. It was the negligence under Nuno which may cost them.
Martin Tyler giving his opinion on why the match is going as it is.
We donât care Martin, thatâs not your job so stick to what youâre there for.
Looks like Coach Conte will get a chance to improve his dismal record in the UCL.
Coach Arteta and Arsenal still have control of their destiny regardless of tonight though. Newcastle (A) and Everton (H) are tricky but very doable.
Everton will be on their holidays like Newcastle already are. Great wumming by Arsenal to let the spuds have a handy win tonight. Arsenal will only have to win one of those games anyway.
This is as Arsenal as it gets. 3 down and a man down in a big game. Surprised it wasnât xhaka that got sent off.
Conceding in the 90th minute at home to Graham Potterâs Brighton & Hove Albion a few weeks ago is the result that most likely costs us 4th. If weâd held on for a 0-0 draw there, weâd be 4th tonight.
Woolwich are running out of defenders. Eddie Howe will do a job on them. Soft centre.
Newcastle away will bring back fond memories for Mikel Arteta and Arsenal after they clinched champions league qualification there on the final day in 2013 at Spurs expense. Spurs were managed by what I assume @ChairmanDan would regard as the ultimate hipster choice in AVB.
The problem with Arsenal is they always try to walk it in
Villas Boas did a fine job that year with a weaker squad than the present one
We were always going to do them tonight or whenever it was we caught up with them after the stunt they pulled to get the match postponed back in January.
Horrible club Woolwich. Theyâve been pulling strokes like that for over a century now since they first got into the top flight in the boardroom back in 1919 on the back of a 5th place finish in Division 2.
Yeah it was the spending of the Bale money in the summer of 2013 on a few duds that ultimately led to his downfall. A bit like Rodgers and his spending of the Suarez money at Liverpool going awry. Harry Redknapp was very harshly sacked in 2012 by Levy having finished 4th.
2 Likes
I donât think Iâd be in a rush to buy a 2nd hand Landcruiser from that Tottenham manager lad.
He has a somewhat threatening look that belongs in the movie Goodfellas.