Arsenal -v- City, 19.45, SS2

DH2K9

fluffyorganic1 wrote: »

Saw that too..........:D
Wenger=Whinger........................always complaining bout something if it's not Stoke dirty players or Utd pitch.....blah, blah, blah and SSN will broadcast any auld tripe for the fans to get their teeth stuck into :rolleyes:


Happy with the point gained as we look to achieve this years objective of 4th place, anything else as already suggested is a bonus:)

In fairness now, Wenger wasn't complaining that much. As soon as you hear time wasting you automatically assume it was Wenger who started it. Give the man a break.

That_Guy

City have appealed Zabaleta's red card. They should definitely get the ruling in their favour. At least, I'd like to think so.

L'prof

That_Guy wrote: »

City have appealed Zabaleta's red card. They should definitely get the ruling in their favour. At least, I'd like to think so.

He did nothing wrong, it should be rescinded. Don't think there's any point appealing Sagna's, there wasn't much in it, but I really can't see them overturning that one!

ironbluedun

L'prof wrote: »

He did nothing wrong, it should be rescinded. Don't think there's any point appealing Sagna's, there wasn't much in it, but I really can't see them overturning that one!

Of course Sagna should have been sent off.............he is french.

L'prof

ironbluedun wrote: »

Of course Sagna should have been sent off.............he is french.

Haha...:rolleyes:

Frisbee

We (rightly) didn't appeal Sagna's red.

KaiserGunner

ironbluedun wrote: »

calling it cowardly is the easy cheap thing to do, loads of people do it shooting from the hip without looking at the situation in hand. It was a great result and how many times have we heard that its results that count.

How was it a great result though? You are now two points behind Man Utd after playing two games more than them. A draw wasnt a good result for either team last night. If yas had any ambitions of winning the league then ya had to go for a win last night, its only a good result if your only ambition this season is a top 4 place.

Was a little depressed last night due to two points dropped by us but we were very unlucky. Just hoping that our "easier" run of games compared to Man Utd from now till the end of the season will give us a chance to claw the points back. Just hoping Spurs can do us a favour next week but im not counting on it.

DH2K9

KaiserGunner wrote: »

How was it a great result though? You are now two points behind Man Utd after playing two games more than them. A draw wasnt a good result for either team last night. If yas had any ambitions of winning the league then ya had to go for a win last night, its only a good result if your only ambition this season is a top 4 place.

Was a little depressed last night due to two points dropped by us but we were very unlucky. Just hoping that our "easier" run of games compared to Man Utd from now till the end of the season will give us a chance to claw the points back. Just hoping Spurs can do us a favour next week but im not counting on it.

Man City don't want to win the league. They're happy with 4th.

the untitled user

Any word from the referee's report as to why Zabaleta was sent off? None of the highlights bothered showing the initial incident, only the squaring up after.

ironbluedun

KaiserGunner wrote: »

How was it a great result though?

1-silva kalarov balotelli out injured.
2-aresnal have improved a lot since the start of the season and i dont think too many teams will go there from now on and beat them at home.
3-draw keeps city second.
4-spurs and chelsea lost so city gained a point on both those teams in the race for CL places.
5-away draw against one of 'top four' is acceptable.

5 reasons why it was a good result for city, bad result for arsenal.

reason 4 is the most important.

KeithAFC

It was hardly a bad result. Just a frustrating one but had a lot of positives.