Per BBC's Emma Sanders:
Jonas Eidevall on Gareth Taylor's 'bullying' claims: "I was really disappointed with the comments. There is no truth in them. The wording that Gareth used afterwards is borderline slander. Either he is not very good with the truth or he is not very good with the language."
That is 🥶from Jonas considering he's Swedish
Nice piece on fan culture in the WSL, led by Arsenal of course 👍
7amkickoff's blog on the latest PGMOL fiasco is good:
"The on-field official Stuart Attwell was dropped from the Premier League select group of officials in 2012. He was dropped because he’d made a string of high profile mistakes, which included losing control of several games and making some wild decisions"
Emma Hayes leaving Chelski at the end of the season. That should shake up the WSL
https://equalizersoccer.com/2023/11/04/sources-emma-hayes-to-become-next-uswnt-head-coach/
It's noticeable how many more staff #arsenal have. They had to break out the folding seats as the bench doesn't have room for all of them 😂
Always enjoy listening to Clive & Tim on the ArsenalVision pod. They made good points about fans getting on players backs before they've had a chance to find their feet - see Vieira. Going to need some patience with Havertz too, especially given how experimental our structure is at the moment.
@Astrealix love that Ellen White is the only BBC pundit to predict that #Arsenal will win the league: https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/66434067
@Astrealix Catsenal video on Havertz dropped: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fLJRfwnW30E
Just in time for the "most expensive signing under Arteta" to still be correct 😏
@Astrealix what did Bukayo do to EA Sports to deserve this?
https://www.eurogamer.net/ea-sports-fc24-unveils-quietly-horrifying-cover
@9point6
It's bait. Criticizing Arsenal will get a lot more views and engagement.
Compare to Jonathan Wilson in the Guardian:
https://www.theguardian.com/football/2023/nov/27/arsenal-premier-league-title
"perhaps the greatest reason for Arsenal to feel optimistic is that last season it felt they had to play at their maximum just to stay in the race; this season, they are top of the table with a sense of more to come."
Similarly, the Arsenal Vision pod pointed out that facing more low blocks forces us to play in a less fluid/exciting way.