Dear Titans&Tide: Not false accusations. Arsenal do employ the dark arts. Every team in the EPL knows it. For example, a couple of years ago Havertz body checked Rodri at the kick off and who knows if that action contributed to Rodri's later ACL tear in the same game. Also add rolling an extra ball on the pitch to slow the game down, goalie being "injured", tactical/vicious fouls, time wasting, etc, etc.
Of the 115 "violations" the EPL realized a long time ago they had stepped in it and should have only charged 4-5 main issues but they wanted to make a splash. The British Government cannot afford to upset Abu Dhabi and Sheik Monsour so they'll end up with a mutual agreement with City and a fine, maybe loss of points, but not much more. BTW one of the violations was the grass was a few millimeters too long.
BTW that picture is an abomination. It was OK when it was Liverpool colors, but Arse-nal no. I bet you enjoyed the sky blue ribbons four years in a row and 6 of the last 9 years.
Lastly, to be known as a big club in England, your team must have won the Champions League. City won it in 2023 and Arsenal won it when? Never won it so it's a small club.
Of the 115 "violations" the EPL realized a long time ago they had stepped in it and should have only charged 4-5 main issues but they wanted to make a splash. The British Government cannot afford to upset Abu Dhabi and Sheik Monsour so they'll end up with a mutual agreement with City and a fine, maybe loss of points, but not much more. BTW one of the violations was the grass was a few millimeters too long.
BTW that picture is an abomination. It was OK when it was Liverpool colors, but Arse-nal no. I bet you enjoyed the sky blue ribbons four years in a row and 6 of the last 9 years.
Lastly, to be known as a big club in England, your team must have won the Champions League. City won it in 2023 and Arsenal won it when? Never won it so it's a small club.
