Is Mikel Arteta running out of time?
Arsenal’s home match against Southampton could well be the defining game in Mikel Arteta’s reign.
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Arsenal’s home match against Southampton could well be the defining game in Mikel Arteta’s reign.
The Gunners continued on their unbeaten run in the Europa League with a 4-2 victory over Dundalk on Friday morning (AEDT).
The question on many Arsenal fans’ minds right now: where do we go from here?
Another game and another poor performance from Arsenal as we are now down to 15th in the Premier League table.
It is almost here my fellow Gooners, the next instalment of the North London derby and this one has a whole lot riding on the result.
So, the feelings us fans felt after the defeat to Wolverhampton Wanderers have subsided somewhat.
Another Premier League home clash and another poor performance as we were again outplayed at home and slumped to our third consecutive defeat on home soil.
Arsenal secured their passage through to the knockout stages with a comfortable 3-0 win over Molde in Norway in the Europa League.
For most Arsenal fans, the dour 0-0 result against Leeds is now firmly in the background as we focus on the club’s Europa League game against Molde.
Arsenal has held on for a 0-0 draw against Leeds in the Premier League after Nicolas Pepe was sent off early in the second half.
Arsenal travel to Elland Road to take on Leeds United in the Premier League looking to rediscover their form after Aston Villa thumped them at the Emirates two weeks ago.
Arsenal have played seven games since the last international break and if you are looking for a period where fans do not know what they are going to get from week to week, then this seven-game stretch is just perfect to utterly confuse you.
With Premier League football now suspended for the international break, we must wait two weeks to see what kind of response Arsenal’s players and manager will have after their debacle against Aston Villa.
At the time of writing, many Arsenal fans are calling for Mikel Arteta’s head and want him out already as Gunners manager.
Arsenal were second-best in every way you look at it as they were blown off the park by an impressive Aston Villa side to the tune of a 3-0 scoreline in their Premier League clash at the Emirates.
In Arsenal’s win over Molde in the Europa League, numerous young stars took centre stage, most notably Joe Willock, Ainsley Maitland-Niles and Eddie Nketiah.
Arsenal maintained their 100 per cent record in the Europa League with a comfortable 4-1 win over Molde this morning.
Fellow Gunners, have we finally settled down after that superb performance against Manchester United?
When the Cincinnati Bengals took Joe Burrow with the first pick of the 2020 draft he was seen to be the man to save the franchise, the one to lead them for the next decade and the man to win multiple Super Bowls.
What a result that was my fellow Gooners. Mikel Arteta and his Arsenal side have finally broken their Old Trafford hoodoo and they were full merit for their win.
Ah possibly, but Port would not be using that as an excuse.
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Just the AFL Era Harry, too many names to put on there if i included the Maggies aswell.
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The early games were ridiculous, I did feel for the lions having that TD overruled. Dez showed fight and heart on his Td, loved it.
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Yes it did. In my mind it wasn’t the worst performance of the week end
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Yes Chris it is a tough division, I still see it coming down to Dallas and the Giants for winning it. Philly aren’t there yet and the Redskins are the Jekyll and Hyde of the NFC East.
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With news now coming out that he will be playing sunday night(Monday aus time) and the potential to not miss any games at all once it goes through court. Going to be a good season for my Cowboys.
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I can resign from writing yes lol
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