Arsenal

[Buzzo]

0 red cards and 0 pens awarded against them this season.

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[SB]

Wow that really is a damning statistic . Has any team ever achieved that, even Fergies babes?

[Doc_Piptorious]

The brand has benefited from the new winner. With normal officiating next year they'll back to being **** again

Watch the big push by Sky and others next season about how the league needs a strong Manchester club at the top.

[danperkins]

0 red cards and 0 pens awarded against them this season.

https://twitter.com/davolaar/status/2057033221179593165

Seen this earlier, it's absolutely incredible... even more so considering they are one of the dirtiest, snidey teams in the world. The premier league wanted their winner and they got it. Us complaining for years about baffling, crazy, corrupt officiating and decision making. Now we know.

[Cerbie]

Seen this earlier, it's absolutely incredible... even more so considering they are one of the dirtiest, snidey teams in the world. The premier league wanted their winner and they got it. Us complaining for years about baffling, crazy, corrupt officiating and decision making. Now we know.

Let's hope the CL ref sends at least one of them off and awards a couple of pens, so PSG batter them and Enrique can declare job done and become our next manager in the summer!

Apparently, Daniel Siebert is quite a strict referee and is unlikely to let Arsenal's set-piece games go unpunished, particularly if the PSG players highlight it to him or "make the most" of any contact. I hope that means their PL tactics won't work in the final.

[Irishnev]

I don’t like their style, their manager less and their online fans are the worse but theyve been comfortably the best side this season regardless of how “****” the league is. They have been building towards this over a couple of seasons and yes they’ve spent a lot but it shows the value in consistency.

A lot of churn in the PL next season and they will still have their core, they are strongly linked to Barcola and they’ll be the team to beat. Mad thing is they didn’t score vs us in two games

I really hope PSG beat them though

[danperkins]

Let's hope the CL ref sends at least one of them off and awards a couple of pens, so PSG batter them and Enrique can declare job done and become our next manager in the summer!

Apparently, Daniel Siebert is quite a strict referee and is unlikely to let Arsenal's set-piece games go unpunished, particularly if the PSG players highlight it to him or "make the most" of any contact. I hope that means their PL tactics won't work in the final.

I'm not fan of PSG and how they have gone about buying football but they are fabulous to watch, have a class act as a manager & I pray they smash the **** out of Arsenal... for footballs sake.

[danperkins]

I don’t like their style, their manager less and their online fans are the worse but theyve been comfortably the best side this season regardless of how “****” the league is. They have been building towards this over a couple of seasons and yes they’ve spent a lot but it shows the value in consistency.

A lot of churn in the PL next season and they will still have their core, they are strongly linked to Barcola and they’ll be the team to beat. Mad thing is they didn’t score vs us in two games

I really hope PSG beat them though

it's a fair post. The standard of football across the European leagues must be at an all time low apart from PSG. Arsenal are a nightmare to play against, anti football but they have quality, are very effective & as you said consistent. I think we'll see a few big attacking signings for them & it will make them have one of the strongest squads in football & maybe we'll see a much more attacking & exciting side with some new additions, they also have that London draw for potential signings which helps.

[Buzzo]

I don’t like their style, their manager less and their online fans are the worse but theyve been comfortably the best side this season regardless of how “****” the league is. They have been building towards this over a couple of seasons and yes they’ve spent a lot but it shows the value in consistency.

A lot of churn in the PL next season and they will still have their core, they are strongly linked to Barcola and they’ll be the team to beat. Mad thing is they didn’t score vs us in two games

I really hope PSG beat them though

[Irishnev]

it's a fair post. The standard of football across the European leagues must be at an all time low apart from PSG. Arsenal are a nightmare to play against, anti football but they have quality, are very effective & as you said consistent. I think we'll see a few big attacking signings for them & it will make them have one of the strongest squads in football & maybe we'll see a much more attacking & exciting side with some new additions, they also have that London draw for potential signings which helps.

I think he will not change his approach but having a Barcola on the break vs a Martinelli makes a huge difference

[Mark79]

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That's got to be a record for PGMOL admissions of mistakes benefiting one team in season?

[Kenneth]

I think there’s another few points won from blocks and fouls at corners on goalkeepers and defenders from early in the season.

[maxwellbaxter]

I like to think there's plenty of Man City fans screaming cheats!

[SB]

I like to think there's plenty of Man City fans screaming cheats!

And the irony would be lost on them

[BootRoom]

They did something we couldn't do: win a close battle with the blue mancs.