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Premier League Matchweek 25 (Feb 11-13)
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There's still something in this for Hull. Just need to focus on one of their counter attacks
Chamberlain has been good as CM.
It wasn't deliberate though so it's a fair goal. Arsenal got away with one a few weeks ago at Bournemouth. That being said, the bitching that goes on here about referees is so boring. It's got way worse since Mourinho became manager, referees make mistakes (albeit he was right on this occasion) and that's ok.
I understand wht Liverpool sold Markovic. Overrated prick.
Hopefully the ref realises how badly he fecked up at HT and compensates for it with a dodgy pen for Hull in the second half. If he's unaware, as supposedly refs are kept blissfully in ignorance during the 15 minute break, then I hope the Hull players are shouting down his throat at every opportunity in the second half reminding him of his mistake.
FFS! Can we catch a few breaks like that. Any marginal off-side decision we get is over-analysed non-stop for the following week and questions are asked in parliament.
Alan Smith … nah, not intentional, that looks fine to me!
Alan Smith … nah, not intentional, that looks fine to me!
Don't really understand this Hull attacking lineup from Marco Silva, seems overconfident on getting a result here just playing like Arsenal in their home. Not a good sign for the future, when he seemed to start so well.
Who is Hull's left back.. seems half decent.
Yes. It's not not true.
Yep. Mid table team without lucky decisions and jammy late goals this season.
Alan smith trying so hard to make it a legit goal.
Robertson.
He's on loan at Hull.
Andy Robertson, 22 year old Scottish international.
So how did this guy turn hull into a genuinely decent team?
It was as deliberate as Pogba's hands against Liverpool. Yet, one is considered 100% hands and the other one not.
Yes. I'm hoping this will be the making of him at Arsenal. He's always seemed a talented player waiting to find his role.
Didn't even realise Gibbs was playing. How long had it been since his last game? Feels like I haven't seen him play in years.
I don't think Alan Smith knows what natural position means.
Seeing the lack of creativity or spark from Hull's midfield, you have to wonder whether the Snodgrass sale was worth it. Could have been the difference between relegation and survival, and of course survival would provide much more money than just the 10 million transfer fee.
Isn't the rule that the hand must be in a natural position and close to the body to be allowed? In this case, it should have been disallowed.
Seeing this makes me a bit irritated that Ibra's goal against Middlesbrough wasn't allowed.
I wasn't sure whether Pogba's was a penalty either but there's a bit of a difference between a ball floated in 40 yards and hitting a hand that's stretched above the player's head and a ricochet from a yard away.
He improved the defence and has them working much harder. They still need to improve up front but I think they'll manage to stay in the Premier League.
This
By being a good manager, it seems. Won something at Sporting and broke records for consecutive wins at Olympiakos.
Very obvious dive from Sanchez.
Commentator: ''Excellent play from Sanchez''
Commentator: ''Excellent play from Sanchez''
Strange seeing Hull play in black. So used to seeing them in their classic....what colour do Hull play in?
Score like an Egyptian...
Why the feck not use something similar to goal line technology for offsides and spare the assistants for spotting fouls and infractions in and around the box ?
Hull look decent going forward but have made a feck load of defensive errors. Half the Arsenal chances have been from piss poor play by Hull.
Very even half. Possession equal. Both sides had plenty of big chances. Could be any score. And as usual its the referee which decides the score.
Yep, i'd give a run here to see if he can become constant with his performances.
Yep. This is arguably the worst season they've ever had under Wenger. The position in the League is completely false.
Any other team Top 6 team would be top of the League with the amount of luck they've had this season.
That's the exact view the linesman had and missed it. Pathetic.Score like an Egyptian...
Surprised at how some of you thought that Hull could get anything from this game. Arsenal is a specialist in beating such teams and their loss to Watford last week seems to be an anomaly. They are very consistent in getting 3 points against the small teams, that's why they always find a way to make top 4 regardless of their bad form at any point in the season. There's more chance of City dropping points as their away form is patchy and Bournemouth is strong at home.
Because that would be pretty difficult and expensive to implement. You'd probably have to have some sort of chip in the players boots or some kind of sensor at every ground.
Yeah the times where it falls to him, but he has the ability like Suarez to get lucky bounces when he's running at players as well.
People actually think that goal should be disallowed? 
Clearly not intentional, goal should stand.
Clearly not intentional, goal should stand.
Wow.. Henry is actually entertaining it as a debate.