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Wenger would walk the league this season with our current squad btw.
Mate, their whole squad is only £100m. Liverpool is £600m+. They had no right to play so well. Ok they’ll be a long way behind Pool in May but they’ll be a long way ahead of squads with similar investments. Not sure why you can’t see a well organised football club and give them credit.Or they’ve just had money pumped into the club like others before them. Come on man
Their football was a million miles better than ours though. You think we’ll get 3-3 with Pool.He almost bottled promotion three years running with the Championship Galacticos.
They’ve had an ok start. Still reckon they’ll get sorted out like Norwich in 2019/20. When the pressure is on him he crumbles.
Resort to Toney hoofball by November.
Wenger would walk the league this season with our current squad btw.
Mate, their whole squad is only £100m. Liverpool is £600m+. They had no right to play so well. Ok they’ll be a long way behind Pool in May but they’ll be a long way ahead of squads with similar investments. Not sure why you can’t see a well organised football club and give them credit.
Their football was a million miles better than ours though. You think we’ll get 3-3 with Pool.
4 Liverpool games is not indicative of the wider trends in the league.What? They have battered Burnley, Leeds, Norwich and Palace. The fact that one lower club is really well organised, and can play with organisation and heart doesn’t mean the league is getting harder. It’s not.
Neither of them could have got 20 years in the top 4 spending what Wenger had.Wenger was never the level Pep is, or Klopp imo.
Did you see that attacking substitution though. Most clubs of that size wouldn’t have gone for the winner against Liverpool. There’s really spirit in that club.What’s your point? Arteta and our club are bums? Yeah I’ve always said that
Maybe Brentford being a dead club with a plastic fanbase can exist in parallel though?
Neither of them could have got 20 years in the top 4 spending what Wenger had.
The TV deals reaching £5bn from the start of 2016 was the game changer imo.What about Leicester winning the league one year after promotion?
There’s always been promoted teams who’ve come up and played really well like Bournemouth or Swansea.
All three promoted clubs going down has almost never happened while all three staying up is way more common. Brentford aren’t reinventing the wheel ffs.
Frank is an overrated bummer.
Did you see that attacking substitution though. Most clubs of that size wouldn’t have gone for the winner against Liverpool. There’s really spirit in that club.
This argument has been done to death in the Arteta thread. There’s been no evidence that stands up to scrutiny that the league is harder.4 Liverpool games is not indicative of the wider trends in the league.
BTW I don't think saying the league is tougher as a defence of Arteta either. He should quite obviously be doing better.
Any example where other than usual top 6 + Everton, teams like Leicester, west ham, Aston Villa, Brighton so many teams playing well n challenging for top 7. Brighton haven't yet, but look like doing it this season.Brentford drawing with Liverpool is proof the league is getting tougher? Fam I swear down Big Sam took his newly promoted Bolton to Old Trafford and came away with all three points and this was peak United with refs in Fergie's back pocket too.
I've got countless more examples if we want to play this game.
The TV deals reaching £5bn from the start of 2016 was the game changer imo.
Brighton aren't a promoted team though. This is their 5th season in the PL and they were in relegation scraps in virtually everyone one of those previous 4 seasons.When did a promoted team come and play like Brighton or Brentford with good attacking mindset coaches like Potter or Frank? Obv it is tougher now.
They do but those other teams weren’t in the top half of the table.Ok but what about Norwich tooling City or Sheffield Utd and that crazy draw with Utd?
These games happen.