Arsenal FC Supporters Thread - 2022/23 Season

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MR.C said:
Streaming options for the Everton match ?
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Sportshub.stream/soccer-live-streamz/

End up using it quite often during the season because there’s a media blackout here in the UK for 3PM kickoffs. Funnily enough, I usually watch the Supersport stream.
 
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Polymathic said:
No doubt Arsenal management had veto power on what airs, so it will be heavily biased
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Not so sure. The City and Spurs versions (especially the latter) weren’t censored, and were quite eye-opening.

We had a LOT of **** going on behind the scenes last year that affected us on the pitch. There was talk of a training scrap, and for the first time we actually see it in this trailer.
 
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Looking at City's new signings and exits it looks like City a transitional period next season and looking at how aggressive Spurs are in the transfer window, winning the league is entirely possible for them.

On the flip side Chelsea is a transition period under new ownership, United with a new manager and Liverpool without Mane, there's potential to finish high in the Prem and probably have our best odds of winning it for a long time.
 
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Polymathic said:
Looking at City's new signings and exits it looks like City a transitional period next season and looking at how aggressive Spurs are in the transfer window, winning the league is entirely possible for them.

On the flip side Chelsea is a transition period under new ownership, United with a new manager and Liverpool without Mane, there's potential to finish high in the Prem and probably have our best odds of winning it for a long time.
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Was chatting about the coming season with my manager today (he’s a yiddo). We both agreed that City and Liverpool are still miles ahead of us, and that may be the case for another season or so. But we’re both moving in the right direction with regards to recruitment this season at least.

I think the teams that will do the best will be the ones that can navigate making five changes every match under the new rules. Clue: they finished 1st and 2nd last year (the former basically has 2 full first XIs available for every game).
 
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Great thing about having Jesus and Zinny in the team is that we have players that the rest can look up to with proven PL-winning track records. But most importantly, they’re not players over 30 who have already won everything and are just looking to boost their pension pots - they’re hungry, want to keep winning, and haven’t even hit their peaks yet.

Apparently we’re still not done in the market. Who else should we bring in?
 
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The Voice said:
Great thing about having Jesus and Zinny in the team is that we have players that the rest can look up to with proven PL-winning track records. But most importantly, they’re not players over 30 who have already won everything and are just looking to boost their pension pots - they’re hungry, want to keep winning, and haven’t even hit their peaks yet.

Apparently we’re still not done in the market. Who else should we bring in?
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“Competition” for Saka
 
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