From Simon: inevitable ‘disaster’
Hi Myles,
Gooners are annoying me of late.
Too many ‘knee jerk’ reactions to the Kallstrom farce.
Too much negativity/ anxiety surrounding anticipated and future situation where everything will go wrong.
Can’t we all just enjoy the moment?
2 points clear going into some BIG games.
This time last year a run of games like this was big but not BIG. This was because we had nothing to play for. We do this year.
I can’t wait for the return of the ‘knot’ in my stomach when these big games get underway. When was the last time we had so much riding on each game?
It’s fantastic.
Regardless of Wenger and his ‘dictatorship’, we are in the mix, we are up there, we are competing for the ultimate prize.
It may unravel, it may go ‘tits up’, but enjoy where we are and where we could potentially be going.
Too many Gooners on here are sounding like Tottenham fans… The anticipation of inevitable disaster clouding their enjoyment of what is going to be one hell of a ride… I, for one, cannot wait.
Bring on Liverpool, the Mancs etc!!!
Myles says.
February is Arsenal’s moment of truth.
We know March will be tough.
But this team can’t have a great March if they have a bad February
And they might not have a good February if they lose 2-1.
But if they win 2-1, it means a lot more than beating Palace, or even Spurs.
Anfield feels pivotal, somehow.
And the spiky wizard, Suarez, has only scored two goals in six games against Arsenal