
Arsenal can still ‘rain on Liverpool parade’ with Premier League failure
Arsenal can still cock up Liverpool’s Premier League title-winning plans as the Reds send more mails than the triumphant Gunners.
Arsenal can still cock up Liverpool’s Premier League title-winning plans as the Reds send more mails than the triumphant Gunners.
How was Jude Bellingham not booked for his petulance and sh*thousery v Arsenal? Plus, does any Champions League triumph need an asterisk?
We have rushed out an Arsenal-led Mailbox because Stewie Griffin has given Arsenal credit for being ‘sensational’. Lordy. What next?
Aston Villa fans are on the floor but feeling proud of their heroes. Well, most are; there’s always one who wants to talk missed chances.
Was there any need for Thierry Henry to go in two-footed on Man Utd teenager Leny Yoro? Plus, more Liverpool and Arsenal chat.
Any Liverpool negativity is dismissed as they cruise towards the Premier League title, while Enzo Maresca gets a kicking.
Manchester United and Ruben Amorim get their usual Monday kicking after being frankly rotten against Newcastle United.
Manchester United fans have short memories over David de Gea while Ten Hag had the Red Devils in a much better 13th than Ruben Amorim.
Andre Onana ‘costs’ Man Utd anywhere between 15 and 30 points where David de Gea used to save them as many. Ruben Amorim must ‘drop’ the liability.
Park the sportswashing concerns and on the pitch a Paris Saint-Germain win in the Champions League may be best to teach those Real Madrid ‘superstar egos’.
There is an accusation of Arsenal fans wasting an unbelievable moment on refereeing complaints but plenty more appreciation of Mikel Arteta and his work.
Arsenal were phenomenal against ‘grindball merchants’ Real Madrid but that refereeing display at the Emirates was worrying. It was all about Trent anyway.
Liverpool are a clown car, Manchester United are a car crash, and maybe the European Super League wasn’t such a bad idea after all.
Liverpool are strolling to a Premier League title but it is ‘staggering’ how few of their players should ‘definitely’ stay in a predicted squad overhaul.
Even the most ardent Ange Postecoglou supporters now want Tottenham to sack the Australian as Spurs have ‘broken him too.’
Liverpool supporters are ‘obnoxious’ for wanting more credit, and ‘delusional’ if they really think a Premier League conspiracy against them exists.
Ange Postecoglou being pushed closer to the Spurs brink is entirely ignored by a Mailbox still keen to focus on Liverpool, Everton, referees and mad takes.
The PGMOL are apparently on the side of both Manchester City and Arsenal and do not want Liverpool to win the Premier League.
James Tarkowski’s challenge on Alexis Mac Allister is a theme of the Mailbox after Liverpool took another step towards the title.
Are Arsenal fans the most insufferable? That’s the theory. Liverpool wearing a ‘hollow crown’ has not gone down well.
The Man City FFP talk rumbles on while Liverpool’s title win is dismissed, the Big Six ‘myth’ is challenged and more.
You answered our calls for football opinions on Man City FFP, Aston Villa and so much more, including an Arsenal takedown.
The BBC might be pretending that the FA Cup has got its ‘sparkle’ back but frankly, it’s bad for business.
Man City may face being ‘wound up’ following ‘private prosecutions’, while an ‘amusing’ alternative ‘solution’ could spark Erling Haland to Nottm Forest.
There’s backlash to the Trent-Alexander Arnold backlash, as well as the controversial idea that Harry Kane might be more important to England than Jarrod Bowen is.
There is reaction to an England ladder which placed Jude Bellingham above Arsenal midfielder Declan Rice, and Dominic Solanke higher than Liam Delap.
Jarrod Bowen has the Mailbox feeling ‘incredibly bad’ after he was given the Andy Johnson treatment. England are on the board under Thomas Tuchel.
Mo Salah needs a playmaker like Philippe Coutinho to properly thrive, but the Brazilian was the ‘better player’ and Liverpool survived without him anyway.
Jamie Carragher is right. Mo Salah ‘cannot be trusted’ with a three-year deal and this past week has given Liverpool all the negotiating power again.
If Liverpool are getting little credit for this Premier League title win, then every season should come with an asterisk.
‘To get the credit you want for winning a league title, it has to have seemed hard’ is the verdict, which will explain Liverpool’s lack of credit.
Has football moved away from the Pep Guardiola style so beloved of Mikel Arteta and Enzo Maresca. Plus, Liverpool fans want more credit.
Liverpool fans want you to know that just winning the Premier League is actually brilliant, thanks. And they’re always rubbish in finals.