I agree with you about the attitude. I think it is our attitude as a club has been the main hindrance in the last few years ... far more so than the almost risible lack of resources excuse that gets rolled out.LaughingGooner wrote:That was fucking hard work.
Poses serious concerns about the depth of our squad.
If Wenger clearly demonstrates tonight was down in his list of priorities, then the players and fans will follow with such an attitude.
Can't we ask Ramsey to wear a Welsh shirt under his Arsenal top?? He got his Number 10 position and played shite.
Saying all that, and I'm arguing against myself here, beat West Ham on Saturday (which we will), then tonight will be largely forgotten about.
I don't care what anyone says, Saturday's game is more important than this evening.
We need to get some momentum going in the league in the build up to xmas.
But to claim Saturday's game is more important than this evenings is sad to see ... why can't both games be important?
Fans prioritising games is a far better example of whats wrong with the modern fan base than the one you gave in the Wenger thread.
The resigned acceptance of this disgraceful trend (that all clubs are guilty of) where managers pick weakened teams really needs to stop. Leeds took 6,000 to Anfield last night ... and then started the game without their top scorer.
The game is awash with money yet clubs still prioritise games that are worth more to them financially. It is disgusting.