Some Arsenal fans did publicly rate the performance of the team against WBA. Some of the ratings were ludicrous, -1 etc, but I didn’t have the heart to correct them as I felt my own ratings might not be that objective.
So how do you rate the performance? Well the Guardian is usually quite level headed about this, and even if I disagree it is only plus or minus a point here and there.
So when I opened my Guardian this morning to read the team ratings I couldn’t believe my ears (surely you mean eyes. Ed. Nope ears, I like to read them out aloud. Boris). This could not be the ratings of a bitter and twisted Arsenal fan, as I have never seen an Arsenal team rated like this in the Guardian in all my days.
So here is the Roll of Shame as per today’s Guardian:
Nasri was awarded 7.2, and the subs were not rated, which in Vela’s case is a bit of good fortune. No doubt some might find these ratings a little generous, but let’s be objective and for the sake of argument take them as read.
What can the conclusion be? A disgrace, arrogant, tired out, pathetic, bottlers etc. You dear reader pays your money, I leave you to make your choice.
A neutral should have rated our players better than that but they seem very precise as if it was well thought out, so I'll give them the benefit of the doubt.
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"When we had to suffer the team is a lion because they suffer together." 4 July 2020 at Wolverhampton Wanderers
Arteta on his team's first away victory at a club above them in the Premiership since September 2015 at Leicester.
the low ratings are fair enough. That was the worst Arsenal performance I have seen in a long time. Wigan away last season was shambolic but that was a collapse rather than whole performance.
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