I understand his euphoria
Without checking the full details there was a period of about ten years before 2004 when I think they never beat us in about 20+ matches so I know how he feels
Premier League: 02/03 October
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I understand his euphoria
Without checking the full details there was a period of about ten years before 2004 when I think they never beat us in about 20+ matches so I know how he feels
I understand his euphoria
Without checking the full details there was a period of about ten years before 2004 when I think they never beat us in about 20+ matches so I know how he feels
Arsenal had a record over us like we did over Tottenham, I think it was closer to thirty games.
It is the inevitability of it, we all know that Wenger will play a very high line and try and pass his way through against every talented side, and after being beaten try and claim that they dominated the game and deserved to win.
The old "we had more possession, so we dominated the game" argument.
According to this Chelsea had more possession.
BBC Sport - Football - Chelsea 2-0 Arsenal
But in any case, possession means little. It's what you do with it is what counts.