Arsenal v WHAM and a look back to the last time we won fewer games in a season

4 Replies to “Arsenal v WHAM and a look back to the last time we won fewer games in a season”

1. I thought Arsenal fc has never been relegated since the formation of the club and was admitted to play in the 1st division. But nevertheless, all things being in order at the Emirates Stadium tomorrow Saturday, Arsenal should be able to beat the West Hammers to all the 3 points collection at stake in the Premier League match encounter that will be played between the two club sides. Arsenal are desperate for more full points collection to improve on their standing in the PL table. David Moyes the West Ham manager whose West Ham team desperately needs to garner more points so as to avoid the drop into the Championship division next season. Therefore, I foresee a difficult match for both clubs. But irrespective, I believe Arsenal playing at home should give the Gunners advantage to white wash the Irons. Ad if need be, the Gunners on their entering into their Emirates Stadium should seize all the hammers in the hands of the Irons that they came along with to the Ems but with the aim of hammering Arsenal. But alas! It’s Arsenal who hammered the Irons thoroughly leaving the Hammers with broken legs.
   At fulltime Arsenal 3-0 West Hammers is a result before the match is played.

2. I think that it is a fair (and possibly conservative)estimate that we have been unjustly robbed of at least 10 points by a combination of referees and VAR. I was keeping a score, but have lost track. Sheffield United away and Chelsea at home come to mind, plus the home game against Palace, when Sokratis’ goal was cancelled. By the same token, some of those points have been directly of benefit to teams above us in the league table.

   Imagine how different the “true” table would be. – and in a season when Arsenal are supposed to be in a gradual recovery from being crap.

   I recall that early in the season we got into third place – at which point a new pattern of adverse decision-making became apparent, as if the football establishment; EPL, PGMOL, media etc. determined that that situation could not be tolerated.

3. The Guard,lxlknfkjnknfvjbkj has:

   Arsenal’s unlikely Champions League tilt will have real momentum if they rack up a third consecutive win.

   This is a prelude article to tomorrow’s game against StateAid.

   But you just know, that if Arsenal were to win tomorrow against StateAid, that their next article would be something like:

   This win by Arsenal means nothing in terms of trying to get into the Champions League positions in the EPL, because they are a team with no backbone who fails at everything they try. They really should endeavor to be more like that other most excellent club from North London, Tottenham Hotspur.

   Choke, choke, choke. Gag!

4. Champions league qualifying tilt, not a chance, the PGMOL will see to that, especially if we start threatening a few holy of holies in this quest.
   Starting with Atkinson tomorrow, that’s another Arsenal player with a broken bone and no card for the assailant