Arteta and his ‘Mourinho-lite’ pragmatism are costing Arsenal
Arsenal are the big story of the weekend after they reverted to their ‘donut of sadness’ midfield v Newcastle. Is it over?
Arsenal are the big story of the weekend after they reverted to their ‘donut of sadness’ midfield v Newcastle. Is it over?
Are the wheels coming off at Arsenal? Stewie Griffin makes an appearance but he’s not the only one worried about Arsenal.
The Saturday morning Mailbox is dominated by views on Manchester United, who should ’embrace the chaos’ and replace Ruben Amorim with Wayne Rooney…
Lots of talk about Viktor Gyokeres to Man Utd? But why would Europe’s hottest striker join a ‘doomed project’? Plus, Ten Hag, Vinicius and Sunderland…
Ruben Amorim is a ‘double reject’ turned down by Liverpool and West Ham, yet he feels like a decent fit for this version of Manchester United.
Sympathy for Real Madrid is in short supply as their cry-arsing has won them no fans. We also have more on Man Utd.
Manchester United have sacked Erik ten Hag but ‘the biggest problem’ still needs solving; Bruno Fernandes remains the ‘big test’ for INEOS and friends.
Liverpool will have decisions to make over their contract expirees soon and Cole Palmer is one such solution. Arsenal’s title challenge is ‘officially dead’.
Manchester United fans will remember Erik ten Hag fondly, certainly more so than most of his predecessors. But how did the owners fudge this call twice?
Xavi has been tipped to replace Erik ten Hag as Manchester United manager but the Spaniard is not ‘elite’. If only Jurgen Klopp had not taken the Red Bull.
Manchester United have fallen victim to the same Manchester City ‘conspiracy’ as Arsenal but ultimately Erik ten Hag needs to go.
Why are we all talking about injuries? Well, because it’s Arsenal. Also: the Champions League jeopardy myth is debunked and Arsene Wenger is ‘bitter’.
Aston Villa supporters are sick of being told that one technology error in a game four years ago has ultimately led to their current success.
Is anybody actually watching the new Champions League? Real Madrid are in 12th but they will probably win it anyway.
Aston Villa are the best team to support right now, while Arsenal fans insist that they have their feet on the ground.
Arsenal fans hit back against criticism of conspiracy theories but other fans want to point out that the Gunners just ain’t that good.
An Arsenal red card means inevitable controversy but actually, William Saliba deserved the red card. VAR got it right again.
Arsenal ‘cannot and will not’ win the Premier League title after Mikel Arteta’s ‘pragmatism’ added to his side’s woes at AFC Bournemouth…
There are more points to be made about England, English managers and Man Utd losing Kieran McKenna to Getafe, but Arsenal fans won’t let this one slide.
The English media get a pummelling from the Mailbox, which asks them not very politely to f*** off.
Thomas Tuchel has had his first press conference as England manager and already been asked about the national anthem. FFS.
England have not only appointed a GERMAN but not even the best GERMAN. The Thomas Tuchel reactions roll in.
We have your initial reactions to the news that Thomas Tuchel will be the new England manager. Is he Southgate plus flair?
Pep Guardiola as England manager is a lovely idea but would it work? Well it would if he managed at club level too.
Declan Rice is not a defensive marauder; Arsenal have learned that and so must England. Is John Stones that man?
Unai Emery ‘would be a perfect fit’ as England boss and Aston Villa should happily swap him for Gareth Southgate. Trent Alexander-Arnold is good or bad.
The Lee Carsley trial is over after his Greece ‘arrogance’, while one England player should tell them to ‘get f**ked’. Maybe more. Villa fans aren’t happy.
As a break from the bald men fighting over the Man Utd comb, we are talking favourite players goals, etc. Enjoy.
Comparing the records of Mikel Arteta and Jurgen Klopp with Erik ten Hag is a madness when the trajectory is so different.
This Man City thing is not going well for them, is it? We have views on the City farrago as well as more on Man Utd, Chelsea and the England ...
Man Utd are a mess and some fans are coming round to the idea that Erik ten Hag is part of the problem. Plus, Man City ‘won’? Did they?
There’s no shortage of mails on Man Utd and Erik ten Hag, but we start with Tottenham and Ange Postecoglou.
Man Utd were rotten against Aston Villa but they pulled a draw out of the hat against the ‘Bayern slayers’. Is that enough?