Arsenal have some great little players but what will they be like on a cold wintry Tuesday night in Bratford eh?
I don't think the situation had an effect, since they keep playing that rubbish.
Arsenal have some great little players but what will they be like on a cold wintry Tuesday night in Bratford eh?
Who cares about the capital cup. Players don't give a toss neither do the fans.
Arsenal should care about the Capital One Cup, it's the trophy they have the best chance of winning and it still counts as a trophy. The bigger teams will try harder in the FA Cup so I'm not sure that's any easier for them.
If you don't laugh at the KO, you aren't human![]()
Exactly, football clubs exist to win trophys, I don't understand this 'its only the league cup' marlarky. A trophy is something banked, something players can look back on in the future and admire.
Maybe because some teams/managers have been chasing mediocrity for so long some the fans of said teams have forgotton the joy of a cup final experiance? Don't worry though, soon 7th place will be like wining a trophy for you..
It is not a trophy for any club in the top 8 of the PL to be proud of. It is treated as second class by most clubs.
The argument that it is a trophy could be applied to something like the Emirates cup. The worth of anything is determined by a peer group. If the top clubs don't want it, neither should/would Arsenal. The players know this as do fans. A top team might have to play another top team's first team once or twice otherwise they can expect to be playing reserves/u21s en route to lifting the cup. Where is the glory in beating second rate?
Who cares about the capital cup. Players don't give a toss neither do the fans. The club is in a no win situstion: win the thing and everyone goes 'meh', lose to anyone and it is the end of the world.
It is the same with Spurs and the Europa. The first team look utter tosh in it and the performances are dreadful. The sooner we go out of that crappy cup the better and I won't be judging the side/manager on anything to do with it. The only real criticism is the exhaustion it causes for the weekend. AVB should avoid that.
how...
I think Welbeck might have managed that one.
On top of that not one of our wide players seem able to cross the ball (apart from Podolski and Walcott). I play on saturdays, last week got 1 chance to cross the ball and stuck it right on the strikers forehead. I don't understand how these guys who practice day in day out are worse than me at crossing. They seem incapable of putting the ball anywhere in front of the goal where the keeper can't get it.