***The Official Arsenal Gunners" Thread***

[JHedges2]

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No KT3 again.

When is Mari due back?


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[Krebstar]

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Wolves are going to put everyone behind the ball today causing a lot of frustration.

I’ll take the Ødegaard-ESR-Partey midfield please.

An early goal would be magnificent.

When is Mari due back?

Not sure, but I do wonder if Gabriel gets the start today instead of Luiz.

[RoyceDa59]

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No KT3 again.

When is Mari due back?


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He was seen in training yesterday (Mari) as well as Saka.

[jb12780]

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[JHedges2]

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I’m ok with the lineup.

A little perplexed at letting AMN go on loan. We are (once again) razor thin at LB and RB.

Also odd Gabriel can’t get back in the team. 23 and 16 have been good back there, but 6 was our POTM for 3 (I think?) straight months..

Anyway, #COYG


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[Krebstar]

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Definitely surprised that Luiz starts again, not due to performance, but due to fitness. He could help unlock the Wolves defense, though.

We should win this, and it would be three huge points with the run we have coming up.

[Krebstar]

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Really, really good start, despite the disallowed goal. We have to keep on this. We can not let them sit back for too long.

[KG]

***The Official Arsenal Gunners" Thread***

Wrong thread [emoji2363]

[Krebstar]

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I hate Wolves.

[Krebstar]

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The stats that do not get thrown around, shared, used in **** takes by pundits, and have stats created on SkySports are the following.

Since Arteta took over, Arsenal have committed the fifth-fewest fouls in the league, and have received the second-most yellow cards. I know that red cards can often speak to discipline, etc, but people wield that stat as if it tells an entire story—it does not.

Total fouls since Arteta took over:
Man City: 371
Liverpool: 396
West Ham: 415
Newcastle: 428
Arsenal: 430
Wolves: 435
Burnley: 437
Brighton: 440
Leicester: 440
Crystal Palace: 444
Aston Villa: 452
Everton: 458
Sheffield United: 475
Chelsea: 478
Southampton: 481
Tottenham: 481
Man United: 500

Total yellow cards since Arteta took over:
Newcastle: 78
Arsenal: 75
Everton: 71
Man United: 70
Tottenham: 68
Aston Villa: 65
Sheffield United: 64
Leicester: 61
Burnley: 61
Brighton: 61
Chelsea: 60
Southampton: 59
Crystal Palace: 58
Wolves: 55
West Ham: 51
Man City: 45
Liverpool: 42

I feel very justifiably pissed right now.

[Krebstar]

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Continuation from last night:

Hector Bellerin has committed 18 fouls in 19 appearances—he has 7 yellow cards.

Højberg has committed 40 fouls in 20 appearances—he has 4 yellow cards.

Okay I'll stop for my own sanity.

[Krebstar]

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The FA has upheld Luiz’s red card, because doing otherwise would be admitting two of their officials are morons.

[jb12780]

***The Official Arsenal Gunners" Thread***

The FA has upheld Luiz’s red card, because doing otherwise would be admitting two of their officials are morons.

You want my hunch?

The old boys at the FA are still pissed about Wenger being the first foreign born manager to win the league, and being the first manager to field a XI without an Englishman.


Edit: Bednarek from Southampton had his reversed, explain that one.

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[jb12780]

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No Tierney tomorrow.


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[Krebstar]

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Ryan makes his debut and Gabriel expectedly comes in for Luiz. Surprised to see no other changes, but the first half at Wolves from an attacking perspective was great so it makes sense.