English Football Season 2025-2026. Here we go again.
Welcome 2+2 to the English football season of 2025-2026.
This year I am going to make the thread officially for all of E
Not this time, City aren't the same City who can reel off double digit wins in a row. Arsenal's final four games of the season are Fulham and Burnley at home, and West Ham and Palace away, City's are Everton away, Brentford at home, Bournemouth away and Villa at home.
If City don't have a 2+ pt lead going into that I don't see them winning it, and that's only 8 games from now (with them playing each other just beforehand).
Arsenal have def been the better team this season overall too, doesn't "feel" like they're dropping the ball from here.
Sadly Grammers is right. Arsenal are the best side in the division, City seem to drop points far too often when the door has been open for them to close the gap.
If they can maintain the Dias Guehi partnership, I think that will tip it in City’s favour.
Without Kai linking up the attack Arsenal are disjointed. Ode is woefully out of sorts, Merino out for the season, Ethan on loan and Eze doesn't seem to get what his purpose is. If nothing improves it's City's thanks to their January signings.
Hopefully then Guardiola will **** off somewhere else.
Without Kai linking up the attack Arsenal are disjointed. Ode is woefully out of sorts, Merino out for the season, Ethan on loan and Eze doesn't seem to get what his purpose is. If nothing improves it's City's thanks to their January signings.
Hopefully then Guardiola will **** off somewhere else.
Kai hasn't been linking up the attack from the treatment room. He's not the issue,
Sorry to be so blunt but you don't know what you're talking about. The difference has been obvious with him back and the results show it. After the loss to United he returned and we won the next four games. He gets injured and we couldn't put together a decent attacking performance yesterday.
This title race is messing with mentally, emotionally, spiritually. I’m sorry.
Sorry to be so blunt but you don't know what you're talking about. The difference has been obvious with him back and the results show it. After the loss to United he returned and we won the next four games. He gets injured and we couldn't put together a decent attacking performance yesterday.
The results show it? He's played 3 PL games this season, two of which have been against promoted clubs. You've been top pretty much all season. His input has been minimal. You're going down the same route as Chelsea fans when he scored a penalty in the CL final.
The results show it? He's played 3 PL games this season, two of which have been against promoted clubs. You've been top pretty much all season. His input has been minimal. You're going down the same route as Chelsea fans when he scored a penalty in the CL final.
The difference between what weve written is that I’ve watched every minute of it.
Also, calling Sunderland a mere promoted side to further your narrative isn’t clever.
Every minute? All 156 of them?
Sunderland started well, but the arse is falling out of their season. 6 points out of the last 18.
lol I'm with PeteBlow on this one, obviously Havertz improves Arsenal but he's played 3 games this season and Arsenal have still been top for all of it, and have scored the second most goals in the league
As I said, the difference with him back is obvious to anyone actually watching. Even the fans who were against his signing and didn't like him in LM have realised how important he is to the fluency of the attack especially against teams who've adopted the lowest of blocks against Arsenal specifically.
You said the Arsenal attack is disjointed without Havertz. You've still scored second most goals in prem despite him playing 3 games.
Is this a "its only injuries that are stopping us being 15 points clear" claim or something?
You said the Arsenal attack is disjointed without Havertz. You've still scored second most goals in prem despite him playing 3 games.
Is this a "its only injuries that are stopping us being 15 points clear" claim or something?
You should look at how teams set up against Arsenal at the beginning of the season then how they adapted, something teams in the CL haven’t done. So maybe compare those two sets of results and hopefully understand what Kai brings to a team that struggles to break down very low blocks.
Wigan really are awful.
They’re lucky Havertz isn’t playing.
Losing Merino matters more than getting Havertz back.
Igor Tudor comes in to a team who are playing like absolute shite, with their biggest rivals next up at home who happen to be the best team in Europe currently.
Hopefully it doesn't go even more sour fast....
Latest flag ever just to be wrong, gotta love it.
Just see it coming from a mile away. My god what a ****ing **** club to support.
Complete headloss. This is the moment it turned lads. At fucking Wolves.
Knew it was coming when Jesus was 2on1 in the 95th and he fucking just loses it against Mosquera and we concede from there.
