Quote from: Abu-Naim on March 28, 2024, 10:09:34 PM

Quote from: Sexylizzy2813 on March 28, 2024, 09:38:31 PM

What are you saying senior? Let me shock you, I watched every game Arsenal played against Manchester City and I was disappointed more than I praised the Gunners last season.
Arsenal played everything called football and after that how did the game end, Arsenal lost to City. Now you don't have to say Manchester City won Arsenal when the Gunners played good football because City had experience, my dear if you're good you're good and Arsenal was too afraid to get things right. Imagine a teams playing everything they know but at the end they lost and you expect the loser to go home with 3pts or the trophy? Hell no.

Now you get me right since you are able to counter your word of saying that Arsenal were losing possession to Man City last season or Arsenal were been outplayed by Man City.

Yes Arsenal f up big time last season which was due to injuries to some of their key players and you should also remember that VAR was part of Arsenal’s downfall last season.

What are you even saying on this? You're really funny, well that's why when judging a team's performance you should say it as it is, not because you love a particular club you judge wrongly.
VAR or no VAR just know that the Gunners messed up and without injuries they gave Manchester City the title because they weren't competent.

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Understand something, Pep Guardiola is a very wise coach, if he knows he can't get anything done with his style(s) he'll wait for you or the opponent to make one silly error and that's the end of the game, he'll move out of the pitch with all 3pts. Before you play City be ready for any form of surprises, that's what is happening this season, mind you Manchester City are not that strong this season but they get the job done, against Bournemouth I think, it was too hard for City but they allowed the opponent to feel relaxed and when they felt at home City gave them that surprise and won rhe game.
City are ready to hand the ball to you for 30mins but when the time is right they'll strike and you'd be there crying because you lost after dominating the game, look possession is nothing in football but you see that victory and 3pt, give it to the coach that's why I love Mourinho (he said Barcelona can keep the ball while he walks away with the 3pts), that's Arsenal for you last season, play well and lose. So understand what I'm saying about the Gunners don't use because you're a fan to judge wrongly.

I believe Arteta did his best to correct such errors you making reference because was the error through Tomiyasu that caused Arsenal the first leg defeat against City last season, that is why I said, lack of experience and injuries affected Arsenal last season.
Nevertheless, the first leg tells a lot about the new Arsenal, and the Community shield final against City also have a lot of lessons to be learned and it shows how well prepared Arsenal is against their top rival Man City.
I am not in support of Arsenal or Man City, I am just trying to tell you that something resealable might come out of Arsenal play this time.
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When it matters Arteta lost focus and control, my reason for saying this is that I hate to see Arsenal doing well against other teams but when it's time to face their fears which is Manchester City, they start playing trash.
Over excitement, over confidence got the better part of Arsenal at that last minute of the season that's why they lost it, at some point they don't even know what they were doing. I was expecting they should be taking every game like is the finals with much seriousness but they felt too relaxed, that hunger of being consistent, winning every game left them that's why they lost it all to City.
Be you a fan of the Gunners or not it doesn't matter but always see it that the Gunners can't do better unless they start the game as sharp as they can and end it well with City feeling frustrated on Sunday.