2015/2016 Premier League
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<p>I guess my point is they shouldn't be. Don't Arsenal fans pay more for tickets than any other prem side? They should demand more for their money than the same season on repeat for more than a decade.</p>
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<p>I've said before, the management while the stadium was paid for was fantastic, but there have been a couple of years now where it was time to take the team forward, and less than nothing was done. And the results were the same. The Board seem happy, so i guess Wenger is safe, but to me that means 16/17 will be the same season as the last 12. </p>
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<p>But what happens if Wenger doesn't find any "value in the market" doesn't sign anyone, the same shit happens, and both Man U and Chelsea get their act together? Arsenal could be trying to sign a new manager without Champs League football as a lure. </p>
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<p>That's true and could have been said for past few season but somehow they still manage.</p>
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<p>As I said, I expect that this will be one of Wengers last seasons.</p>
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<p>We were playing fairly well without being exceptional and I expect it won't take too much to complete the team. Looks as though Dirty is off post season too</p> -
<p>You've had problems in the midfield, and central defense for what feels like a decade, and they are never fixed. You also really need a striker, Giraud is not good enough to be the main man for a team of Arsenal's stature. Sanchez will burn out and leave if you don't give him help. </p>
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<p>Mixed news for the North East; Sunderland survive, Newcastle drop, Middlesbrough return.<br><br>
Reckon Newcastle will find returning to the top flight easier than Sunderland would have.</p>
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<p>Interesting job for Benitez. I'd really like to see him stick with the club and try and get them back up.</p> -
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<p>You've had problems in the midfield, and central defense for what feels like a decade, and they are never fixed. You also really need a striker, Giraud is not good enough to be the main man for a team of Arsenal's stature. Sanchez will burn out and leave if you don't give him help. </p>
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<p>Dirty is off post season so no worries there.</p>
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<p>For all our ropiness, it is more our constitution, we were cruising at one stage but then just lost the mettle late Jan</p> -
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<p>From the Man Utd Twitter Feed:</p>
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<p>Due to the discovery of a suspect package in the NW Quadrant of the ground, the match has been abandoned today on police advice. <a class="" href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/mufc?src=hash">#<b>mufc</b></a></p> -
Opps, the "Old Trafford" bomb was a training device left there after an exercise. Terrible way to treat your fans, especially the two guys who flew especially from Sierra Leone and Mumbai to see their team in action. Even worse way to treat the Bournemouth fans, who travelled hundreds of pounds for nothing.<br><br>
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I'm hoping that in the long run Spurs will learn more from that defeat, than Arsenal do from their victory. They've already learnt for example that they're not that hot without Dembele and Alli. Reinforcements are needed,<br><br>
As for Old Trafford. What a gigantic clusterfuck. A private security firm must be looking at paying out some hefty damages.<br><br>
United have refunded all tickets and will give those ticket holders free entry to Tuesday's rearranged fixture. It will cost them around £3m. -
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<p>Happy St Totteringhams day everyone!</p>
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<p>Spurs did a brilliant impression of being non-Spursy all season - and then it all came in a rush right at the end. With 4 games to go, many "pundits" (pundits = the same people who have been spectacularly wrong with all predictions this season) were proclaiming that Spurs would pick up 12 and so Leicester would need at least 8 to win the title. As it happened, Leicester did get 8 ... and Spurs got 2.</p>
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<p>August 2014 - April 1, 2015 Leicester had 4 wins and 18 defeats.</p>
<p>Since then Leicester have had 30 wins and 4 defeats.</p>
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Straw clutching of Arsenal proportions. <br><br>
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<p>Straw clutching of Arsenal proportions.<br><br>
Leicester pretty convincing in the end. Good season. Let's hope next year doesn't revert to type</p>
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<p>If you're referring to me I didn't say it wasn't disappointing!!
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