Gaun the Sutton

[jacomo]

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Every single Arsenal player was attacked and spat on by the Sutton fans who came onto the pitch at full time.

The Metropolitan Police have released a short statement confirming that Mr Wallace is indeed helping them with their enquiries.

Gotta commend the Arsenal fans there in the face of extreme provocation.

I can only imagine that those fans entered the field of play due to their extreme sectarian hatred of North Londoners.

[Sir David Gray]

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Gotta commend the Arsenal fans there in the face of extreme provocation.

I can only imagine that those fans entered the field of play due to their extreme sectarian hatred of North Londoners.

I believe Arsenal have just released a statement.

[MWHIBBIES]

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Garbage game with Arsenal being dragged down to the other teams level, Wenger has lost the plot and why he put out a team to try and play football on that pitch is a mystery. Sutton are stuffed week in week out by teams chucking it up to a big forward but that seems to good for Arsenal to try.

Did I watch a different game? Arsenal strolled it, why would they risk injuries by making it a rugby match?

[Speedy]

Sturgeon out. Her silence is disgraceful.

[adhibs]

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Surely hibs could take a punt on that deacon boy?

Only watched the first half but no thanks. Comfortable when running at people but his passing, and crossing in particular, was brutal.

[blackpoolhibs]

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Garbage game with Arsenal being dragged down to the other teams level, Wenger has lost the plot and why he put out a team to try and play football on that pitch is a mystery. Sutton are stuffed week in week out by teams chucking it up to a big forward but that seems to good for Arsenal to try.

If George Graham was still manager, and they were still playing Niall Quinn up front, they might have played the odd long ball, but unless you live on the moon, Arsenal have not played that type of football for quite a number of years.