This. With bells on.
The fact the goalkeeping position at United is now only fleetingly talked about, given the dramas of the last couple of years, tells you just what a good signing Lammens is turning out to be.
£17m looks like a steal.
This. With bells on.
The fact the goalkeeping position at United is now only fleetingly talked about, given the dramas of the last couple of years, tells you just what a good signing Lammens is turning out to be.
£17m looks like a steal.
Swango1980
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As each game passes, I get more confident going for him instead of Martinez was the right choice. When the deal was done, I only hoped the board had evaluated the decision well, as I knew nothing about him. But now I've seen him, his composure is very reassuring. Liked his interview last night. He is obviously very confident in his ability to deal with crosses for example. Had Onana or Bayindir been in goal, we'd have conceded 2 or 3.
Tough for most keepers in that congested penalty box. He made an interesting point. Several times, he wasn't even able to stand on the pitch, as he was being pushed behind goal before corner was taken.
And we have the current league leaders to thank for this awful brand of anti football.
Pin-seeker
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Arthur Wedge
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The unbearables - not sure I have ever seen all other fans united in not wanting them to win because we know how unbearable the fans will be and the brand of football they play
Pin-seeker
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I’m saying nothing 
Tashyboy
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These shenanigans have been getting worse and worse as the season has gone on.
nickjdavis
Head Pro
Ok....a chance of a record aggregate score is definitely on.
If this was a boxing match it would be called off already.
If this was a boxing match it would be called off already.
I saw an Arsenal fan on their social media platform bemoaning the swirling wind at Wolves. Spoke volumes.
Arthur Wedge
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It’s up there with them blaming the queen passing
PaulMdj
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Think the choice will be Boro v Leics tonight, Newcastle is a done deal.
Don’t… it’s awful, and Boro are losing
Swango1980
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Arteta is Pep's protige. He has taken all the boring bits from Pep's football (high possession) to Arsenal.Suppose it makes a change from blaming Pep for ruining the game
He has removed any hint of excitement Pep produced, lots of open play goals (excitement for their own fans anyway).
And replaced that with an even more boring tactic than high possession. Corner kicks.
He has basically tried to create a winning brand of football using the most boring styles of football one can think of. I mean, if he wins something, credit to him. But I doubt he will get too many plaudits. And Arsenal fans will have to continue being insecure about very few people actually respecting them
PaulMdj
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Long way to go.
Pin-seeker
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Honestly I really don’t want to post this….. but
Just a bit of harmless fun
Lucifer MorningStar
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The irony of other former title winning fans bemoaning Arsenal if they win the league knowing we’ve had such things as Fergie time, Klopp and LiVARpool doing things but stating we wouldn’t do that, Chelsea who literally parks the bus all season to win under Mourinho. But nope it’s Arsenal who would be the worst winners and the Unbearables!
The hypocrisy and irony amongst football fans never ceases to make me chuckle.
The hypocrisy and irony amongst football fans never ceases to make me chuckle.
Surely not. Leicester have been beyond awful for weeks. The lovely Mrs BB is a fan and she’s been very depressed. Even my best jokes aren’t lightening her mood.
Lucifer MorningStar
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You’ve spelt Liverpool wrong! Haven’t we been hearing them complain for years they’re not respected, or City fans getting told where we’re they before Pep. Nothing more fickle than others looking bitter just because someone’s found a way to be successful whilst their team lags behind.. But I doubt he will get too many plaudits. And Arsenal fans will have to continue being insecure about very few people actually respecting them
Fortunately being a lower league fan we’re used to being ignored
I’d rather watch prime United under Ferguson than this Arsenal side. And as for Fergie Time, we had nothing like the added time there is in Premier League games these days!
I suppose it all depends on why you watch football, and my goal is to be entertained. And Arsenal, should they go on and win the title, will be instantly forgettable as a football team.
Swango1980
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I think many of us have been critical of Arsenal for a long time. So if we continue, even if they do win something in the end, any criticism is unlikely to be due to bitterness. It is just consistency.You’ve spelt Liverpool wrong! Haven’t we been hearing them complain for years they’re not respected, or City fans getting told where we’re they before Pep. Nothing more fickle than others looking bitter just because someone’s found a way to be successful whilst their team lags behind.
Fortunately being a lower league fan we’re used to being ignored
Criticism towards City, and Chelsea, had largely been due to randomness of those clubs getting a huge cash injection, before FFP rules (forgetting the 115 charges).
And Peps boring football label, for me, is simply down to very high possession, and wearing opponents and non Man City fans down. I think most are probably entertained by high risk, quick attacking football. But Pep is a brilliant coach and City have had immense players. Can't argue with that too much
