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rossdapep
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If it isnt a bottle job then someone needs to explain what one is because as far as I am aware, that was the very definition of what a bottle job is in its best form.
EastUpperDK82
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Arsenal have conceded 25 goals at home in the Premier League this season so far... their joint most in a single campaign (level with 2001-2002)
IfiHadTheWings
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I went in even hotter and even heavier than i did after the City game.
it’s glorious, i am not even listening to their talk about how pony we are, i know we are, everyone knows we are
but do you know what they are?
the greatest b0ttlers in Premier League history.
COYS
it’s glorious, i am not even listening to their talk about how pony we are, i know we are, everyone knows we are
but do you know what they are?
the greatest b0ttlers in Premier League history.
COYS
1882andallthat
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He's obviously spent too much time hanging on to every word that Arsene Wemger has ever said because he was never humble in defeat either.
mr ashley
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Arsenal losing the league does not have to be a collapse of character | Barney Ronay
This was no choke by Arsenal but Manchester City simply have a better squad, all-time great manager and nation-state wealth
www.theguardian.com
Here we go….
Of course if the boot was on the other foot it would bottlejob utopia
Honestly, leading the league from week 3 only to throw it away with three games to go is the mother of all bottlejobs.
its the bottling equivalent of ‘doing a Leeds’
Haven’t at least half been since saliba was injured?
That is an absolute disgrace. It is a bottle job there is no other way of putting it.Arsenal losing the league does not have to be a collapse of character | Barney Ronay
This was no choke by Arsenal but Manchester City simply have a better squad, all-time great manager and nation-state wealth
Here we go….
Of course if the boot was on the other foot it would bottlejob utopia
Honestly, leading the league from week 3 only to throw it away with three games to go is the mother of all bottlejobs.
its the bottling equivalent of ‘doing a Leeds’
Arsensl got knocked out of all cups early, were able to play a full second team in Europa until the sporting Lisbon.
this isn’t like Liverpool, who were getting 90 points plus and fighting in multiple fronts right to the end. This is a capitulation, look at their results in their last 6 games.
They bottled It… there’s no two ways about it. Losing to city is no disgrace but the 3 draws were embarrassing and that had nothing to do with squad size or anything, it was mentality and they bottled it.
It was obvious……. All the dots gave it away don’t worry.See my edit....my biting wit seems to have missed the mark by a country mile
EastUpperDK82
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Something like that yes...
mmidgers
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Gb160
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It wasn't obvious. This thread has been full of weirdos throwing ass for them all season.
At one point nipple tassels were part of the dress code.
WorcesterTHFC
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That sounds a bit like us since Bentancur got injured.
spursfan77
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Not enough is being spoken about their defeat to Man City.
They had more than enough time before that game to alter their gameplay and perform better in that match. Instead Arteta did exactly what everyone expected them to do and they played intoCity's hands. The manager bottled that game and the players just fell in line. They should have been embarrassed by that performance. It was worse than us losing 6 1 to Newcastle because of the circumstances around it. Man City could have easily got 6 or 7 goals in that game and properly embarrassed them. Arsenal just failed to turn up. Man City were good but they were allowed to be. You never saw Liverpool play like that in those decider games against City. They had a proper plan and the players stood up to them. But the scum did exactly what we expected them to do, they wimped out, they bottled it, they couldn't handle it. Wonderful.
They had more than enough time before that game to alter their gameplay and perform better in that match. Instead Arteta did exactly what everyone expected them to do and they played intoCity's hands. The manager bottled that game and the players just fell in line. They should have been embarrassed by that performance. It was worse than us losing 6 1 to Newcastle because of the circumstances around it. Man City could have easily got 6 or 7 goals in that game and properly embarrassed them. Arsenal just failed to turn up. Man City were good but they were allowed to be. You never saw Liverpool play like that in those decider games against City. They had a proper plan and the players stood up to them. But the scum did exactly what we expected them to do, they wimped out, they bottled it, they couldn't handle it. Wonderful.
Yid-ol
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Could it have been they were 8 clear and played before city that weekend? So the win took them 11 clear with city still to play?
I can only see 8 point gaps when I look at the end of the game weeks
spursfan77
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I'm sure there was a point that it was 13 points different. But most of the time they had a 5 point cushion, usually with games in hand. I've found this website below which lets you search by dates, maybe have a try as I couldn't find it?
17 January it was 8 points - https://www.twtd.co.uk/league-table...Jul-01/todate:2023-Jan-17/type:home-and-away/
Timbo Tottenham
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I couldn’t find anything more than 8 points.
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