Wolves 0-2 Arsenal - Saturday 12th November, 2022

[Stan]

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[OrangeKhrush]

Imagine wolves win........John Lennon once said. 

[6666]

2 goals from Odegaard takes us 5 points clear.

Would still have Man City as favourites especially as we still need to play them twice. January will bring some big challenges as well.

[Gunnersaurus]

@Stan This must be what it was like for you when you won it. Just expecting to loose the lead. If we did do it it wouldn't be as much of an upset as that but it would probably be the second biggest in premier league history I think 

[LFCMadLad]

Arteta is doing a great job.

Anyone remember the argument on here about who made the best appointment... Arsenal with Arteta or Everton with Ancelotti?

It's not even worth debating anymore 

[Michael]

Great away win for Arsenal this evening, especially after Man City lost to Brentford. Arsenal are seriously in with a chance of winning the title if they keep up these great performances. Odegaard was excellent against Wolves.

[OrangeKhrush]

love watching the denial to accept that Arsenal may just win this and the melt down by the usual suspects who "expect" a fall off.

[Devil-Dick Willie]

5 minutes ago, OrangeKhrush said:

love watching the denial to accept that Arsenal may just win this and the melt down by the usual suspects who "expect" a fall off.

Top just beat bottom. And i do expect a fall off, but that doesn't necessarily mean they wont win the prem, however, given their history of letting it slip from this position, and given Manchester citys history of grinding out results late season with their depth, I still consider city favorites. 

[OrangeKhrush]

1 hour ago, Devil-Dick Willie said:

Top just beat bottom. And i do expect a fall off, but that doesn't necessarily mean they wont win the prem, however, given their history of letting it slip from this position, and given Manchester citys history of grinding out results late season with their depth, I still consider city favorites. 

that's fair, I'm most referring to the hardcore spurs, Chelsea and Man United fans or pundits like Jamie o hara that refuse to acknowledge they are contenders

[Stan]

11 hours ago, Gunnersaurus said:

but it would probably be the second biggest in premier league history I think 

Nope. Blackburn in 1995.

[LFCMike]

30 minutes ago, Stan said:

Nope. Blackburn in 1995.

Blackburn finished second the season before they won it.

[Stan]

3 minutes ago, LFCMike said:

Blackburn finished second the season before they won it.

Still unexpected they'd win it. I was a tiny kid back then so don't remember any of it

But based on what people said when we won it, several would mention that it eclipsed Blackburn's achievement. 

If Arsenal are to win it, with the amount they've spent I can't see it as a 'major upset'. Add in to the fact the stature and size and facilities of the club too. 

 

[LFCMike]

Just now, Stan said:

Still unexpected they'd win it. I was a tiny kid back then so don't remember any of it

But based on what people said when we won it, several would mention that it eclipsed Blackburn's achievement. 

If Arsenal are to win it, with the amount they've spent I can't see it as a 'major upset'. Add in to the fact the stature and size and facilities of the club too. 

 

I don't remember it either but Blackburn were big spenders as well. Arsenal were coming from a much lower base than that. 20-odd points behind City last season. I definitely didn't have them down as title contenders this season.

[Gunnersaurus]

Wolves interim manager saying they should have had a penalty when there player was offside

[Gunnersaurus]

11 minutes ago, Gunnersaurus said:

Wolves interim manager saying they should have had a penalty when there player was offside

Got that wrong he was onside. Got a bit lucky there.