Been a Gooner since beginning of 1997-98 season. After all these years, I still have zero antipathy for Spurs & supporters. All my hatred is for ManU, Chelsea & Man City.

I presume all Spurs-hating American Gooners are just poseurs. There has to be a reason to hate and we don't have it.

Also, it was quite generous of you not to trash Arsenal supporters when a Gooner made such a ridiculous post.

Yes, my math deficiency is there for all to see. Of course, the reason to go for two is even greater than my valid reason (using awful math).

TD-TD-FG for the tie. One of the TDs requires a 2 pointer. You want it to be the first one so that you know whether you can afford the FG ASAP.

You might need to rerun your math there......or maybe you have a problem with your algorithm.

Vrabel's a great coach and so is McVay. But the simplest decisions baffle them.

Unforgivable. Vrabel's a great coach, but that was the simplest decision ever.

I have too much anger and rage to read about our current world. If I don't avoid the news, it radically impacts my mental health. But I just subscribed anyway, so that you can be compensated properly for the important work you do (and have done). Maybe one day I'll be able to handle your content.

Patriots should have signed Gyokeres, who was rounding into form just in time for the Super Bowl.

It was the 2nd best free kick of the season. That might even be the best struck free kick since Roberto Carlos.

But his first goal against us was better. Against us, if he hit it one inch to the right Raya saves it. If he hit it two inches to the left, the post saves it.

Once he started winning duels, I felt that everything was going to be OK. It meant that he was starting to adjust to the pace & strength of the league. After that, the goals would certainly follow.

I feel quite confident that if Chelsea had played an attacking game from the off, we would have won by at least two goals and the last 10 minutes of the game would have just been ole's.

I also wanted to see a good match. But I challenge the geniuses out there to explain a gameplan that would've given Chelsea a greater chance to win. All it would have taken was one mistake by our defense & they'd have had a chance. They were playing a superior team with superior talent on the road.

I'm one of those people who thought that Rosenior coached an excellent match tactically.

He was playing a better side on the road. He tried to turn it into a 30 minute match instead of a 90 minute match. Their best chance to win was to score late. Their worst chance was to go for it early.

This Arsenal fan applauds Pep for providing proper opinions when it would be so much easier to avoid such topics. First class.