Quote from: ChicagoLion on September 20, 2014, 05:15:34 PMNot even attempting to get back into the game was a disgrace. 40,000 people deserve better than that.I don't buy this we did the right thing by keeping the score down.I agree with you, but if 3 then turns to 5 or 6 we then can't moan, you can't have it all ways
Not even attempting to get back into the game was a disgrace. 40,000 people deserve better than that.I don't buy this we did the right thing by keeping the score down.
To approach the second half like that, at home, is an utter disgrace.Bollocks to keeping the score down. We should have been in their faces, closing them down, forcing them in to errors, who knows, maybe we might have created a chance or two, bloody hell, we might even have scored!!In the end that second half wasn't even a heavy training session for Arsenal, it was a complete stroll in the park.
Quote from: andyh on September 20, 2014, 05:42:23 PMTo approach the second half like that, at home, is an utter disgrace.Bollocks to keeping the score down. We should have been in their faces, closing them down, forcing them in to errors, who knows, maybe we might have created a chance or two, bloody hell, we might even have scored!!In the end that second half wasn't even a heavy training session for Arsenal, it was a complete stroll in the park.Bollocks to keeping the score down is all well and good in hindsight. Not so great if it happens though is it?
Quote from: Toronto La Roca on September 20, 2014, 05:45:33 PMQuote from: andyh on September 20, 2014, 05:42:23 PMTo approach the second half like that, at home, is an utter disgrace.Bollocks to keeping the score down. We should have been in their faces, closing them down, forcing them in to errors, who knows, maybe we might have created a chance or two, bloody hell, we might even have scored!!In the end that second half wasn't even a heavy training session for Arsenal, it was a complete stroll in the park.Bollocks to keeping the score down is all well and good in hindsight. Not so great if it happens though is it?Would you have been happy to have paid to watch that second half?
Maybe we had to play that way in the second half as a few were fucked by that virus, and Lambert knew it? So chasing a game against Arsenal when players aren't fit is a recipe for taking a real tonking. Which long term would have been a very very bad thing.
Quote from: ChicagoLion on September 20, 2014, 05:49:09 PMQuote from: Toronto La Roca on September 20, 2014, 05:45:33 PMQuote from: andyh on September 20, 2014, 05:42:23 PMTo approach the second half like that, at home, is an utter disgrace.Bollocks to keeping the score down. We should have been in their faces, closing them down, forcing them in to errors, who knows, maybe we might have created a chance or two, bloody hell, we might even have scored!!In the end that second half wasn't even a heavy training session for Arsenal, it was a complete stroll in the park.Bollocks to keeping the score down is all well and good in hindsight. Not so great if it happens though is it?Would you have been happy to have paid to watch that second half?That's not the point though is it? Whenever we lose it's shit. But I bet the paying public wouldn't have been happy had we lost by even more.
Lambert's post match comments are all about the squad being really ill. Including a number of them that played today. He says he'll likely have to close Bodymoor for a couple of days.