Absolutely pathetic from Arsenal but the kind of mindless matches we now play with an all to depressingly familiar. Wenger and our board have turned a historically big side into a a club with a small club mentality, lacking ambition, fearful and constantly undone. Unfortunately we are beginning specialists in failure. Wenger has to go, he has turned going to football into something I'm starting to not enjoy.

That United side were dismal, even worse then last season somehow but we collect Scott key among beat them.

yuv wrote:

Rohit wrote:

We aren't finishing 4th this season.

We don't create chances and we can't shut shop.

We are in quick sand. We aren't recovering till a new man comes in to implement new ideas.

Yeah, but then come Kos and Oz, and we make "a miracle return" to top 4. BS time and time again.

Our quality and patience/persistence to the fore?
The usual November struggles, the Feb/Mar exits and the late 'great escape?

AW on the second goal -

"I don't know why we had nobody at the back at all. You could see straight away we'd be punished."

If he doesn't know, who should?

Clrnc wrote:

The only positives from today's game is Arteta, Ox and Monreal.

Chamberlain too, bounced back after his Swansea roasting

I wonder this everytime we hit these crushing slumps - just how bad does a run of results have to be before significant, meaningful changes becomes the only solution?

What else did he say?

They've got Barca v Sevilla on after our game and Sevilla look better than us.

y va marquer wrote:

Clrnc wrote:

The only positives from today's game is Arteta, Ox and Monreal.

Chamberlain too, bounced back after his Swansea roasting

Yeah I said Ox.

Monreal in particular have not put a foot wrong, be it in the middle or on the left. Our most consistent performer this season surely. So much desire in his play.

The usual rubbish - that we were largely dominant, but made a crucial mistake; that our results are worse than our performances; that the team is slightly nervous and hence, gets impatient - basically everything that he should be doing something about, but can't and hence, speaks rather than does.

Clrnc wrote:

y va marquer wrote:

Chamberlain too, bounced back after his Swansea roasting

Yeah I said Ox.

Monreal in particular have not put a foot wrong, be it in the middle or on the left. Our most consistent performer this season surely. So much desire in his play.

I think yva meant Chambers.

Clrnc wrote:

y va marquer wrote:

Chamberlain too, bounced back after his Swansea roasting

Yeah I said Ox.

Monreal in particular have not put a foot wrong, be it in the middle or on the left. Our most consistent performer this season surely. So much desire in his play.

Predictive text error  should have written Chambers

BWoolley wrote:

Clrnc wrote:

Yeah I said Ox.

Monreal in particular have not put a foot wrong, be it in the middle or on the left. Our most consistent performer this season surely. So much desire in his play.

I think yva meant Chambers.

Yep, my mind's a bit addled, predictive text In control

So.. Some of you think we won't finish third or fourth, while United will.. And yet we should beat them? If you think they will finish in front of us, you also think they're the better team. (I don't )

mags wrote:

What else did he say?

mags wrote:

What else did he say?

Bend over & open wide?
Here's the lube?
Would you like a smoke after having been frakked up the arse 'n all?

Anzac wrote:

Our quality and patience/persistence to the fore?
The usual November struggles, the Feb/Mar exits and the late 'great escape?

yeah, something like that  :doh:

Quincy Abeyie wrote:

So.. Some of you think we won't finish third or fourth, while United will.. And yet we should beat them? If you think they will finish in front of us, you also think they're the better team. (I don't )

Quality v results?

Biggus Im long past the point where I found your tedious anti wenger campaign funny, but that's the first thing to make me laugh since the final whistle

y va marquer wrote:

I wonder this everytime we hit these crushing slumps - just how bad does a run of results have to be before significant, meaningful changes becomes the only solution?

These changes, who is going to make them? 

And What precisely do you mean by "significant", by "meaningful"?