Obviously I would like Utd to win tomorrow but after Thursday night and the fact that it's Brighton, I'm not putting all hopes on that
I always find AFTV hilarious when they loseI was waiting on peak AFTV to returnfans getting annoyed like this cracks me up no matter who they support.
the way he goes “two thousand and FOUUR” at the end
I want Sheffield to win the whole thing but I don’t mind
Would be a good story. Hope they stay where they are in championship and get promoted
Well to be fair, bottling top 4 last year has resulted in a title challenge this year. So maybe next year for them.
One bottle might motivate them but bottling repeatedly can't be good. I also think their squad lacks depth and given how they were the biggest spenders in the league for the few years until the Chelsea takeover it's not clear how much more investment Kroenke will give. They put all their eggs in the PL basket and sacrificed Europa and the domestic cups this season, but they can't do the same for UCL matches next season or they'll be a laughing stock. I wouldn't like to be playing two games a week with maybe only 13 or 14 first team worthy players.
And, if we’re being honest, no-one had Arsenal down as title challengers this season so to do what they have done and be where they are is a great result for them.
I've said a few times squad depth is where Arsenal are weakest. A good 11, but not much else. A lot of investment in the squad is still needed. The investment will come I'm sure. They need it just for CL anyway. And some of the work of Arteta/Edu has just been getting rid of the deadwood, moving on the likes of Aubameyang (sp) and the other big wage, big transfers, but actually cast offs from other teams has been necessary pain. Now focusing on signing proper quality, good squad players who want to play more from City, Odegaard, the younger developing players, Saka and Saliba etc. The whole project is going in the right direction, it just takes time. Which, surprisingly in football, Arsenal board is giving Arteta and Edu
Yes, top 4 was the Arsenal aim this season, not a title challenge. Yes, they've benefited from Chelsea/Liverpool collapses. But Man City should've ran away with the league, tremendous strength in depth and Haaland scoring like he's playing against a five-a-side team.
They’ll be in the Champions League next season though, they were booted out of Europa and other competitions early so have only been playing once a week most of the season which has probably helped. Next season will be an interesting one…
Well we played a lot better than I thought but same result at end of the day. Other results gone against us but there you go.
Enjoy the rest of your Saturday folks!They should have it at a neutral ground like they used to.
exactly to me it also makes it not as special getting to Wembley if you can play it in the Semi
I think as Wembly cost so much they need to use it to recoup some money but charging stupid amounts ain't gonna get a ground full.
defs should be a neutral ground especially when it’s two northern teams in the final (on the weekend of the london marathon no less).
madrid away would probably cost less than train tickets and a hotel tbh
