Jordan Lavin retweeted
Liverpool fans are funny.
If you remove Pep 6 league titles and reward 2nd place finishes with the trophy;
Arteta would have 3
Klopp would have 3
Jose would have 1
Ole would have 1
There was nothing Klopp endured that Arteta didn’t suffer in the hands of Pep.
Football has a strange way of rewarding the undeserving and rewriting the narrative of greatness. The fact that this Arsenal side has two Premier League crowns to its name, while Jurgen Klopp’s Liverpool managed just one, is a contradiction that will forever sit uncomfortably in the history of this game.
Jordan Lavin retweeted
The real reason Liverpool fans are obsessed with Arteta is because he is set to do two things Klopp could NEVER do:
1. Beat Pep in a title race
2. Go back to back
Oh, and btw, it was Arteta that sent Klopp into club retirement by finishing above him TWICE in a row.
Jordan Lavin retweeted
City robbed 3 PL titles from them, but it’s Arsenal they hate most. Hilarious fanbase.
Jordan Lavin retweeted
Really interesting with the media hyperfocused on a ‘shirt pull’ which in real time clearly doesn’t effect any outcome but choose to ignore a very clear red card situation in the first 10 minutes! Tale as old as time with Arsenal, no one likes a winning team!
All these muppets online not wanna mention Liverpool should have been down to 10 men in the first half? free kicks and corners wrongfully awarded in Liverpool’s favour? Van Dijk continuously getting away with pushing Havertz in the back? Scouser diving all over the gaff? #COYG
Jordan Lavin retweeted
He was a planted leg away from an ACL.
Big Grok yeno 😂😂🤦♂️
Bournemouth have smashed Man Utd at Old Trafford and AC Milan in europe in a single week. 10 champions league titles between them. Incredible for them. Hopefully current Premier League rules mean their squad doesn’t get asset stripped by red cartel clubs in the summer.
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
Since 2010 Manchester City FC have spent more on Bournemouth players (Ake and Semenyo) than any of Arsenal, Liverpool or Manchester United.
transfermarkt.com/afc-bournemout…
Jordan Lavin retweeted
Deeney: "Bayern have not been the same, what about the Bundesliga? They've been terrible."
Bayern's four home results so far this season before playing Arsenal.
Bundesliga:
Stuttgart: 5-1
Union Berlin: 7-0
Leipzig: 6-1
UCL
Bodo/Glimt: 5-0
Played 4, won 4, scored 23, conceded 2.
Honestly, this is the analysis people who pay money for subscriptions get?
There is no other team than Arsenal that could go away to Bayern, play really well, have a great game and come away with a deserved 2-2 draw and still get criticised.
Just complete and utter waffle of the highest order.
"It was just a performance that left me confused... I thought it was a game Arsenal should win and that's a credit to Arsenal."
@T_Deeney believes Arsenal could have given more to win the game 🗣️
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
Bayern have been excellent at home this season in the Bundesliga. Here are their results before the game against Arsenal.
Bayern at home in the Bundesliga:
v Stuttgart 5-1
v Union Berlin 7-0
v RB Leipzig 6-1
UCL:
v Bodø/Glimt 5-0
23 goals scored and 2 goals conceded.
fcbayern.com/de/match-cente…
Jordan Lavin retweeted
Michael Oliver has history of marginal calls with outsized negative consequences for Arsenal. Plausibly deniable. Martinelli red, Trossard red, Kovacic non-red.
Make no mistake, he’s allowed this ridiculous foul throw because he wants to even the game up.
I don’t even wanna know what my timeline would look like if Yamal did something like this against Malaga or Getafe 💀🤦♂️
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It's just staggering reading.
- Inflating revenues and costs by more than £900m
- 'Sham contracts' and 'sham’ agreements'
- Committed 'multiple breaches of its duties of co-operation'
- Filed misstated accounts and concealed the true state of its finances
It just goes on and on and on..........
premierleague.com/en/news/47…
Baller knows Ball
Thomas Müller on Kai Havertz right in front of Klopp
“My answer to playing him in another position is ‘No!’. Because for me, Kai Havertz is an anchor player for this team. He is clearly set as the number 9, and if possible, he should play every single minute."
"Especially against big teams, he becomes even more crucial than against smaller ones. So, I want to see Kai Havertz on the pitch every minute.”
