Arsenal Vs Norwich

Arsenal Vs Norwich
Saturday 30th April 17:30pm
Emirates Stadium



few things to look out for tomorrow.

- Cazorla's return
- Wilshere's start
- Protest
- Atmosphere

We are fighting for 4th again lmao. Have to win this one.

---------------------Cech---------------------
Bellerin-------Chambers--Koscielny-----Monreal
-------------Wilshere----Elneny-------------
Sanchez-------------Ozil----------------Iwobi
----------------Welbeck---------------------

Part of me wants to see Arsenal out of the top for because of banter but Man U is infinitely more insufferable so I will be an Arsenal fan tomororw

Looking forward to the protest.

Me too. Hope it picks up steam and is big unlike times before

We should win this by a few goals with a clean sheet. Anything less would be disappointing.

This is certainly a game that is on.

I feel like I've watched this same game 30 times this season.

This is so hard to watch. Just terrible football.

WELBECKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK

wow Giroud is awful

why did Ozil refuse to shoot there ffs

Has Gabriel even won a header

He is awful lol

ffs a win

Scrappiest win you'll see all season.

Our performance was as flat as the protest.

lmao saw 20 odd holding an A4. seen better protest down my fish n chips shop

average performance, didn't create much going forward. Impressed with El nenny. Does what a midfielder is supposed to do and does it well

Three points and a clean sheet is nice, but like I projected, still disappointing. I really thought this was an opportunity to impose just a bit of that old style back into the team to close out this season on a tiny little good note. Eh.

Welbeck though

Elneny - not a worldbeater but my overall satisfaction with what he's brought to the team has been high. That one shot around 82' ... ooh, almost.

(Speaking of awesome "almosts," what about that Mesut pass to Alexis around 71' ... daaaaaayyyuummm.)

Arsenal of August/September would have finished that chance

Seriously think we have the worst home fans in the league.

During the protest a lot of fans stood up and sung "only one Arsene Wenger". The atmosphere was prickly and actually quite loud for a game like this, and the fans were getting behind the team. But what happens at half-time?

Boos.

I mean ffs, make your damn mind up. Are you there to support the team or not? Or are you there just to support the manager? Moaning after every misplaced pass, getting on the backs of the players, booing them off at half-time. I get that their's frustration but none of that makes it any better.

We had fans moan that Giroud cupped his ear towards the crowd when the goal went. Apparently a player that's been abused recently for his poor form can't give a bit back when he does something good, like a human being would.

I get that the players need to play well and get the fans excited but equally the behaviour of our home fans during the game and their bipolar nature must make it a horrible crowd to play in front of.

The booing of Iwobi's sub was disgraceful, too. Could you imagine the response had Giroud been the one to go off?

If Giroud fails to score against Man City next weekend, he will equal the longest striker PL goal drought under Wenger (Chamakh, 16)

Dare to believe

2 Thrilling matches i watched today

Spoiler:

Jay29 wrote:Seriously think we have the worst home fans in the league.

During the protest a lot of fans stood up and sung "only one Arsene Wenger". The atmosphere was prickly and actually quite loud for a game like this, and the fans were getting behind the team. But what happens at half-time?

Boos.

I mean ffs, make your damn mind up. Are you there to support the team or not? Or are you there just to support the manager? Moaning after every misplaced pass, getting on the backs of the players, booing them off at half-time. I get that their's frustration but none of that makes it any better.

We had fans moan that Giroud cupped his ear towards the crowd when the goal went. Apparently a player that's been abused recently for his poor form can't give a bit back when he does something good, like a human being would.

I get that the players need to play well and get the fans excited but equally the behaviour of our home fans during the game and their bipolar nature must make it a horrible crowd to play in front of.

The booing of Iwobi's sub was disgraceful, too. Could you imagine the response had Giroud been the one to go off?

+1

to be honest Arsenal support has always been like that. Remember their treatment of Eboue ?. Giroud might not be a world class striker but he has always given everything for the club and he respects the shirt. He doesn't deserve the Adebayor treatment, the fans should show him more respect.

I wouldn't be surprised if Wenger had Eboue in mind when he made that sub. He knew Giroud wasn't playing well but taking him off in that environment would have destroyed whatever confidence he had left.

Doesn't explain why Giroud started in the first place, but I'm glad, in a way, that we didn't have to see the ugly reaction otherwise.