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Sjsung wrote in Arsenal Chat
It would be massive to have Sagna back again. Jenkinson's still young and needs another 50 games under his belt before we can consistently rely on him. But th...
Well, all I know for certain is that all the neutrals and footballing fans in the world will be watching our matches, regardless of who we draw. Seriously, you...
I don't want more goalkeepers. Szczesny's fine. And Fabianski is a great goalkeeper as well. Maybe in the summer if Fabianski leaves, but if not, I see no re...
On the bright side, we can't really lose. If we lose in the UCL R16, that means we'll at least get a full week break between City and Everton in March lol.
I think Cazorla might be benched for this one. Could be Ramsey-Ozil-Walcott and Wilshere-Arteta.
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Real Madrid
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Bayern Munich
The difference between him and Almunia haha
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AlWZdBsUYJA
So someone tell me the scenarios please?
If we lose 1-0/2-0/3-0 and Dortmund win/draw, who goes through in what place?
Why is Napoli wearing yellow?
And one half of the stands seem empty?
Or we could shift Kos and play Vermaelen. Either would work.
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ManUtd: 1 point
ManCity: 1 point
Chelsea: 0 points
Spurs: 3 points
Everton: 2 points
Liverpool 4 points
Record against Top 7 opponents: 11/36 points (2W 5D 5L) *
-- ManUtd's record: 20 points (6W 2D 4L)
-- ManCity's record: 17 points (4W 5D 3L)
-- Chelsea's record: 22 points (6W 4D 2L)
-- Spurs's record: 15 points (4W 3D 5L)
Record against Bottom 13 opponents: 62/78 points (19W 5D 2L) ****
-- ManUtd's record: 69 points (22W 3D 1L)
-- ManCity's record: 61 points (19W 4D 3L)
-- Chelsea's record: 53 points (16W 5D 5L)
-- Spurs's record: 57 points (17W 6D 3L)
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Despite the frustrating draws and losses throughout the season, the key barrier between us and a few more points were the direct matchups. We really need to be winning at least 4 of those 12 matches and "break-even. "
Looking at this, I'm setting a goal of 80 points for Arsenal next season. If we can hit it, we should finish back in the top 2, and if we can exceed expectations a bit perhaps clinch the title too
*Arsenal win
*Spurs do not win
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Spurs qualify for Champions League if....
*Arsenal do not win and Spurs win
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Chelsea finishes 3rd if....
*Chelsea win
*Arsenal do not win
*Arsenal wins by a single goal, Chelsea draws, and Arsenal score no more than two goals compared to Chelsea.
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Arsenal finishes 3rd if....
*Chelsea lose and Arsenal win
*Chelsea draw and Arsenal win by 2 or more goals
*Chelsea draw and Arsenal win by 1 goal, scoring 3 or more goals than Chelsea.
Ferguson (since 1986)
*Wenger (since 1996)
Moyes (since 2002)
*Pulis (since 2006)
Martinez (since Jun 2009)
Mancini (since Dec 2009)
*Pardew (since Dec 2010)
*Allardyce (since Jun 2011)
*Jol (since Jun 2011)
Making the list made me suddenly aware of how inexperienced managers were this year with their respective clubs. Incredible to think that more than half of the current managers began their job sometime in 2012, less than 2 years ago
ManUtd 77 (+40)
ManCity 62 (+29)
Spurs 57 (+15) (one extra game played)
Chelsea 55 (+27)
Arsenal 53 (+26)
Only pity today is that we didn't win by more, but good wise we're still doing pretty good. Chelsea lost, but we're still not in control of our destiny. We're very close to it though, and once that extra game is taken into account, 3rd to 5th could be separated by just two points. City look to be safe, but too far from the title.
Southampton 34 (-9) (one extra game played)
Norwich 34 (-19) (one extra game played)
Newcastle 33 (-15) (one extra game played)
Sunderland 31 (-11) (one extra game played)
Wigan 30 (-20)
Villa 30 (-25)
QPR 23 (-22)
Reading 23 (-25) (one extra game played)
Reading are pretty much out of it now, and QPR must win tomorrow at Fulham to have any glimmer of hope. Wigan's 1-0 win over Norwich elevate them out of the relegation zone, so Villa will need a draw against Liverpool tomorrow to gain 17th place back. 13th through 16th look somewhat safe, but they have played an extra game, so it's too early to breathe easy
Mar/13/2013
Amidst the Proud Performance Rises the Heartbreaking Reality
A 2-0 win in Munich seems good on paper for confidence. But is it just me that thinks we actually played below-par in offense and a little bit better in defence? (we still gave up 1-on-1 chances and some shots right outside the box)
I think the reason our defence was good was in large part because Munich just played awful. Of course, you can argue that we caused them to play awful, but I don't think we can take sole credit for their bad performance. In fact, their "bad" performance had many more shots on goal than our "good" performance.
I know the result may have been "positive" and "proud, " but I'm not sure our performance really was. Arteta's constant fouling, Giroud's childish decision-making, below-par passing, and inability to get shooting chances, are just a few of the bad things I recognized in today's performance. Add to that list the constant question mark over Wenger's substitutions as well as the lack of a striking option other than Giroud.
All in all, I have my doubts as to whether Wenger will feel happy at all. The one positive (and I'll admit it's a big positive) we can take is that the team was committed to the cause. But that doesn't hide the fact that we have both internal and external cracks that need to be properly filled - not simply papered over