Premier League 22/23: Page 26 - The Arsenal discussion community: One More in the Tolly

Premier League 22/23

deardevil

Came out Fulham Broadway station last week and there was advert for a stadium tour titled 'We've won it all' showcasing all their recent (largely European) honours. Quickly reminded me how much I hate them. Worse than Tottenham for me.

Doc

Pretty sure there still to do some dumb shit in the transfer market... So let's see where they are at the end of the month

Segway

Aaronson looked really good for Leeds.

Qwiss

Doc wrote:
Pretty sure there still to do some dumb shit in the transfer market... So let's see where they are at the end of the month

I can see them pulling it together eventually. The season is long and apart from the best sides there is a lot of ebb and flow. We just need to keep racking up points while we are in form.

lorddulaarsenal

City will walk the league

goon

Mad how Gundogun always ends up unmarked in the middle of the box and win aerial balls in the middle of much bigger defenders.

Ricky1985

Gundogan showing us what that left 8 role for us can be.

There are quite a few really well coached teams in the league now, Newcastle really stand out to me as one that are not.

Mirth

Haaland already learning from the Bournemouth game and dropping deeper

Clrnc

For a terribly coached team Newcastle is doing very well to create chance after chance against City.

Ricky1985

That was really poor from Foden. Got to square it.

goon

Almiron ffs. That's not even coming at pace.

Ricky1985

Clrnc wrote:
For a terribly coached team Newcastle is doing very well to create chance after chance against City.

They've just got fast/powerful and tricky players on the break - and City have weak defenders, as ever. They can't press for shit and they're being cut through like ribbons. It'll be a miracle if City don't score a bucketload here.

goon

Ricky1985 wrote:
That was really poor from Foden. Got to square it.

Mad, he blatantly saw him too.

Ricky1985

goon wrote:
Ricky1985 wrote:
That was really poor from Foden. Got to square it.

Mad, he blatantly saw him too.

He did the same thing last week too so I was convinced he'd square it this time.

goon

Ricky1985 wrote:
Clrnc wrote:
For a terribly coached team Newcastle is doing very well to create chance after chance against City.

They've just got fast/powerful and tricky players on the break - and City have weak defenders, as ever. They can't press for shit and they're being cut through like ribbons. It'll be a miracle if City don't score a bucketload here.

Think they're one of the better pressing sides actually. If there's one thing about Howe teams too is that they go for it. None of this lump it up to Wilson and let him chase like under Bruce.

They've got City on the ropes at the moment.

Qwiss

Clrnc wrote:
For a terribly coached team Newcastle is doing very well to create chance after chance against City.

Howes very good. This Newcastle team are going to be tough this season. Said it before and I'll say it again, they've a good chance of finishing in the top 6.

naz

Newcastle really look like scoring next. Haaland will sucker punch soon probably

Ricky1985

The atmosphere at St.James is back to being incredible. That alone would make it a very hard place to go this season.

Qwiss

Very unlucky there. They deserved a goal in that spell.

Clrnc

Ricky1985 wrote:
Clrnc wrote:
For a terribly coached team Newcastle is doing very well to create chance after chance against City.

They've just got fast/powerful and tricky players on the break - and City have weak defenders, as ever. They can't press for shit and they're being cut through like ribbons. It'll be a miracle if City don't score a bucketload here.

Don't agree with that. They press very well, look at how many balls they have won already and create against City.

This is a goal, and it has been coming.

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