That was an utter disgrace yesterday.
I am starting this blog the night of the game. I never do that.
This was an unprofessional Arsenal performance.
This was a disgraceful performance.
I am embarrassed.
This is falling apart.
Two wins in nine.
This is a football side who have spent two-thirds of the season being a dominant side, the best side in the league, the ‘Champions-Elect’.
Nope.
This team is crumbling and they are – collectively – falling apart.
That second half is one for the ages. In a bad way. Players lumping the ball. Players hiding in plain sight. A manager who – in his instence to keep Martinelli on the pitch – showed that maybe he is also feeling the pinch and not recognising when difficult decisions need to be made.
I don’t even want to go into details on this game. It was shit. Arsenal were shit. They played a Wolves side who spent most of the game passing the ball to us.
And yet they have found two goals to draw level with us.
Who cares about analysis at this stage? Arsenal just fell apart and our form is a real problem right now.
I don’t want to hear about the others. I don’t want to hear about the fact we are five points clear. City win their game in hand and beat us – which feels certainly feasible, nay – realistic given our record up there – and they are in the driving seat.
This Arsenal team could have turned this Premier League season into a procession. Instead they are delivering unto us torture.
Name me one player who has stepped up in that Wolves game. I can’t. I see scared little boys who played what might end up being the worst team in Premier League in history.
Shame on so many of you Arsenal players.
What’s the point in analysing it? Arsenal were awful. Wolves were awful. Two awful teams played out what felt like a relegation scrap.
Normally, I write 1,000 words for this blog. But what’s the point at this stage?
The North London Derby – against a terrible Tottenham team – could bring more misery. Because if Wolves can do that to us on their own patch, why can’t a Tottenham team with plenty of rest, as well as the incentive of seeing an Arsenal team falling apart.
It feels like a horror show waiting to happen. And right now – I feel like I don’t even want to watch it.
Sorry – you’ll get no positivity from me today.
I’m going to stop now. I’m going to save this as a draft. Then I’m going to wake up tomorrow and look at this again. I don’t think I’ll feel much different. But at least before I post I’ll have a night’s sleep. How much sleep I’ll get I don’t know.
Shambles.
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The dividing line is the difference a sleep makes. I didn’t get too much sleep. I am still utterly apoplectic with rage. I have re-read my semi-drunken ramblings from last night and I still feel the same. This Premier League season is imploding in front of our very eyes. It is pathetic.
It’s a football media and social media lock down for me now for at least 24 hours I think. SO it’s also debatable whether I’ll blog tomorrow morning too. I probably will, but right now, I just don’t feel like it. And the North London Derby on Sunday is the absolute WORST game to be playing right now.
Laters people.
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