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I was there when Cech finally saved a pen + player ratings
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11 March, 2018 18:52
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Re: I was there when Cech finally saved a pen + player ratings
weedz
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11 March, 2018 19:47
I truely am envious of you locals. How is the weather in London? Did it have any effect on the turnout? The ratings seem spot on. Thanks.
Re: I was there when Cech finally saved a pen + player ratings
Padre Pio
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11 March, 2018 19:50
It was a lot warmer, and there were no travel problems.Im glad we stuffed Deeney
- until Wenger moves on, they'll always be the also-rans in the major competitions. A club in elite purgatory. Always good enough to make it to the big race, never fast or smart enough to push over the finish line in first place. That's all about the manager. Until he changes, Arsenal fans will continue to celebrate glorious failure.
- until Wenger moves on, they'll always be the also-rans in the major competitions. A club in elite purgatory. Always good enough to make it to the big race, never fast or smart enough to push over the finish line in first place. That's all about the manager. Until he changes, Arsenal fans will continue to celebrate glorious failure.
Re: I was there when Cech finally saved a pen + player ratings
Flava
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11 March, 2018 20:13
What was the attendance, 98000?
Re: I was there when Cech finally saved a pen + player ratings
Padre Pio
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11 March, 2018 20:36
Quote:Certainly not more than 40000Flava
What was the attendance, 98000?
- until Wenger moves on, they'll always be the also-rans in the major competitions. A club in elite purgatory. Always good enough to make it to the big race, never fast or smart enough to push over the finish line in first place. That's all about the manager. Until he changes, Arsenal fans will continue to celebrate glorious failure.
Re: I was there when Cech finally saved a pen + player ratings
younghansolo
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13 March, 2018 10:14
What was your feeling Padre on people staying away? Do you think it is the Wenger effect?
If that's true, this is true the end for him. Under no circumstance would fans be prepared to accept another season of him if they are not going now.
And Arsenal would never accept a half empty stadium for the start of a new season.
If that's true, this is true the end for him. Under no circumstance would fans be prepared to accept another season of him if they are not going now.
And Arsenal would never accept a half empty stadium for the start of a new season.
Re: I was there when Cech finally saved a pen + player ratings
Padre Pio
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13 March, 2018 17:39
I did a straw poll of a few friends, one actually went to see his mother and miss the match, several others had visted their mothers on the Saturday, several like me are orphans.
The atmosphere was mostly quiet, the biggest cheer was for Cech pen saved, far louder than for any of the three goals.
So I dont think mother's day really explains it
- until Wenger moves on, they'll always be the also-rans in the major competitions. A club in elite purgatory. Always good enough to make it to the big race, never fast or smart enough to push over the finish line in first place. That's all about the manager. Until he changes, Arsenal fans will continue to celebrate glorious failure.
The atmosphere was mostly quiet, the biggest cheer was for Cech pen saved, far louder than for any of the three goals.
So I dont think mother's day really explains it
- until Wenger moves on, they'll always be the also-rans in the major competitions. A club in elite purgatory. Always good enough to make it to the big race, never fast or smart enough to push over the finish line in first place. That's all about the manager. Until he changes, Arsenal fans will continue to celebrate glorious failure.
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