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I can’t sleep. I’ve been let down too many times @Arsenal.
We’ve seen this movie before. On repeat.
Yet..
This time, it feels different.
I’ve had this feeling the whole season:
That we are going to be champions.
It’s been tested. Multiple times.
But every time it gets really tough, I feel strangely calm.
When we’re doing well, I feel excitement and pride and an urge to go to the stadium and shout and sing until my throat is sore, and clap until it starts to hurt.
But when we ‘wobble’, like before the NLD, and yesterday, it turns into calmness.
An unexpected, inexplicable stream of confidence runs through my veins:
No, this isn’t done.
It’s not the same old story; there is a twist to the tale. The familiar loop does not look familiar anymore.
It seems ghosts of the past 22 years need exorcising, still. And perhaps the biggest, baddest of them all awaits at the Etihad.
We’re not fighting City; we’re fighting our past.
Sharpen your holy weapons boys, it was always going to be the tough, but the end is near.
And it is glorious.
We did it!
I can’t sleep. I’ve been let down too many times @Arsenal.
We’ve seen this movie before. On repeat.
Yet..
This time, it feels different.
I’ve had this feeling the whole season:
That we are going to be champions.
It’s been tested. Multiple times.
But every time it gets really tough, I feel strangely calm.
When we’re doing well, I feel excitement and pride and an urge to go to the stadium and shout and sing until my throat is sore, and clap until it starts to hurt.
But when we ‘wobble’, like before the NLD, and yesterday, it turns into calmness.
An unexpected, inexplicable stream of confidence runs through my veins:
No, this isn’t done.
It’s not the same old story; there is a twist to the tale. The familiar loop does not look familiar anymore.
It seems ghosts of the past 22 years need exorcising, still. And perhaps the biggest, baddest of them all awaits at the Etihad.
We’re not fighting City; we’re fighting our past.
Sharpen your holy weapons boys, it was always going to be the tough, but the end is near.
And it is glorious.
TArsenal retweeted
I can’t sleep. I’ve been let down too many times @Arsenal.
We’ve seen this movie before. On repeat.
Yet..
This time, it feels different.
I’ve had this feeling the whole season:
That we are going to be champions.
It’s been tested. Multiple times.
But every time it gets really tough, I feel strangely calm.
When we’re doing well, I feel excitement and pride and an urge to go to the stadium and shout and sing until my throat is sore, and clap until it starts to hurt.
But when we ‘wobble’, like before the NLD, and yesterday, it turns into calmness.
An unexpected, inexplicable stream of confidence runs through my veins:
No, this isn’t done.
It’s not the same old story; there is a twist to the tale. The familiar loop does not look familiar anymore.
It seems ghosts of the past 22 years need exorcising, still. And perhaps the biggest, baddest of them all awaits at the Etihad.
We’re not fighting City; we’re fighting our past.
Sharpen your holy weapons boys, it was always going to be the tough, but the end is near.
And it is glorious.
TArsenal retweeted
Arsenal fans are demented. They see a team that shapeshifts into different forms, has 0 issues building up right, left or center, controlling or playing faster and basically platforming the team to play 70% of the game on the opposite side of the pitch while covering counters and they will blame midfielders and defenders for having few amounts of shots, low xG and few chances created.
The issues as of late come from the front 3/4, in their disconnection from the rest of team, lack of good attacking movements and failure in their 1v1s.
Everything else worked perfectly well today.
International football and club football has been at a collision course for a while. The longer it takes, the clearer it is who’d survive.
Can FIFA pivot to Club World Cup quick enough? Not when they’re every four years.
I see a future where that tournament is held every two years and WC and Continental Cups the other two in return for a significantly less International football in between.
A bigger WC and Continentals limit the need for qualifiers. Friendlies might be scrapped altogether.
I’d welcome such a change.
When you lose the midfield battle you should always prioritize regaining it above all else. Immediately.
Because if a goal is scored against you, it will almost always be the end.
Unless it is the plan and you have transition threat. Clearly it wasn’t the plan, we had no transition threat (by design) i.e. choice of players.
Arteta took too long to rectify that and it makes no sense to me why.
This is either a turning point or back to bottle territory. Everyone can see what needs to be done and that risks need to be taken. At this stage, the risk of not going back to the attack structure of the first third of the season considering the complete collapse of the OdeSaka playbook is much bigger than the defensive risks.
My worry, however, is regarding Arteta. How did he not see this? Was Eze’s punishment more important? Do we have a playtime clause in Ode’s contract? Why is he afraid to play MM CF? WTF happened after that AVFC game other than Eze mistake? Why is he suddenly not balancing his starting 11?
Thanks @clivepafc for saying what needs to be said. We have big fish everywhere now; he should let them all eat by limiting his own portion. No free roles; no running the show.
I don’t like the team’s build up with 8. We lack direction, directness and ingenuity. He slows the game and gives stability but no tools to speed it up and create chaos. Kills left dynamic and Zubi’s creativity from the middle and does not contribute much himself creativity-wise
Anyway I am at peace. I only see Arsenal and the road ahead. I have confidence and tranquility. That’s my only care. I am engaging less in social media and only watch the game now, never the ‘punditry’. I’m just bored of it all. The road is so inviting. Go brrr boys and drive
We need to win quickly, we need a new generation of fans that have the right mentality; patient with players, calm in crisis, support all the way to the end then hold people responsible and be ruthless between seasons if standards were not met.Arsenal and the badge above all else
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I think Arteta is T3 manager. Therefore, what I read from some Arsenal fans about stuff like ‘make or break’ next season or ‘we can’t keep coming second [so Arteta must be sacked and a return to 4th-6th with a new manager is in order!]’ is baffling to me. They are so deep in FT..
I think Arteta is T3 manager. Therefore, what I read from some Arsenal fans about stuff like ‘make or break’ next season or ‘we can’t keep coming second [so Arteta must be sacked and a return to 4th-6th with a new manager is in order!]’ is baffling to me. They are so deep in FT..
..banter culture and consumed by constant negative media coverage of Arsenal and so they ride the narratives without realizing why. The reasoning is skin-deep and the solutions or alternatives are non existent.