[Albion] Arsenal fans

[mrjon1976]

So 48 hours on from "RiceGate," I have to say I have rarely seen a fanbase quite so rattled as the red lot from North London.
They are immune to facts and reason, and any attempt to enter into a reasoned debate about what happened usually ends with insults being thrown by them.
Joel Veltman - what have you done

 

[Algernon]

When we get our full squad together we'll beat them at the Amex.
They'll have a lot more to whine about then.

 

[Bakero]

It truly is amazing. The level of delusion is off the scale.

 

[mrjon1976]

The best part is that they now have 2 weeks to dwell on this.....

 

[Milano]

It’s all irrelevant as for me the first yellow was a red anyway. Watch it again, once he realises he’s overrun it then Rice isn’t even looking at the ball, he’s looking at Veltman. Rice is a shitehouse on the pitch, far away from a ‘hard man’.

 

[AmexRuislip]

Even funnier here.

The reason why they experiment on Arsenal, because it's alphabetical

 

[B-right-on]

Even funnier here.

The reason why they experiment on Arsenal, because it's alphabetical

Delusional.

 

[Eeyore]

I'd forgotten all about it. I guess it may take them a little longer.

'If you have zero tolerance against this, and it stamps it out, then surely for the long term benefit of better teams...that's a good thing'

'Then I'm thinking, why would they enforce it against us ?'

 

[studio150]

And more fun in two weeks when they lose to Spurs because Rice is serving his one match ban

 

[Harry Wilson's tackle]

Even funnier here.

The reason why they experiment on Arsenal, because it's alphabetical

It was never a red card.

 

[WhingForPresident]

I've already heard claims the decision to give Rice a second yellow has 'cost them the title', like the decision to give Newcastle's goal against them in November last season was entirely to blame, rather than the 6 points dropped against Villa, the 4 points dropped against Fulham, playing out bore draws with City and Liverpool, not having the bollocks to go for the win etc etc. Just the same as how Saka and Havertz weren't to blame for missing gilt-edged chances at 1-1. You've got to be pretty much flawless to beat City over a season, and they weren't. Again.

I will very, very rarely have any respect for the opinions of any 'fans' of them, United and Chelsea, along with Liverpool fans that live in Cornwall and post-2008 City fans.

 

[Taybha]

 

[Professor Plum]

So 48 hours on from "RiceGate," I have to say I have rarely seen a fanbase quite so rattled as the red lot from North London.
They are immune to facts and reason, and any attempt to enter into a reasoned debate about what happened usually ends with insults being thrown by them.
Joel Veltman - what have you done

Your post has the same tone as I’ve seen Crawley fans adopt re the Matt O'Riley incident.. it’s very obvious why they feel so annoyed. We'd be outraged if it was the other way around. We’ve benefited from the situation. Best just to keep quiet rather than goading their fans even further.

 

[wellquickwoody]

Best just to keep quiet rather than goading their fans even further.

New to football huh?

 

[Kalimantan Gull]

I think this is what it feels like to be a bigger club, when a highly debatable decision goes your way and you take advantage while the side cries foul over and over.

quite an unsettling feeling really......

 

[Gabbafella]

My boss is a gooner and I have to say, he's been really good about the whole thing.
He said a point was a decent result for both sides and said by the letter of the law Rice had to go. No bitching, no whining, no hint of the title race being over already.
The same can't be said for the United fan who is rapidly descending the 9 circles of hell, his season is over already, he's not really not enjoying the shit he's getting in the group chat, and long may it continue.

 

[lizard]

My boss is a gooner and I have to say, he's been really good about the whole thing.
He said a point was a decent result for both sides and said by the letter of the law Rice had to go. No bitching, no whining, no hint of the title race being over already.
The same can't be said for the United fan who is rapidly descending the 9 circles of hell, his season is over already, he's not really not enjoying the shit he's getting in the group chat, and long may it continue.

I'd say we're still in it. Won't be too many teams getting points away at Arsenal.

 

[Littlemo]

Fans moaning all week about refereeing decisions? Whatever next?

 

[oldboyroy]

I'm surprised that arsenal haven't asked for match to be replayed due to the injustice of it!

 

[Hometownglory]

A Brighton fan phoned in on TS yesterday morning and gave his view on this. Souness disagreed, said he was talking tosh, called him a fool and disregarded his opinion because he hadn't ever played the game at rhe highest level...even these so called pundits are rattled.