Arsenal Stats and Trivia

Some of those sides haven’t even been in the top flight for all of those seasons :joy:

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Doesn’t help when we had Wenger who’s players had no discipline and shape just go hung ho and then we went to Emery who was a hack with a team who couldn’t understand a word he was saying. Now we’ve got Arteta who seems to think the low block is the only solution.

We just need balance. To show some degree of attacking intent and also some solid defensive shape.

Awful record.

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Yeah and thats the culture of modern day Arsenal that has too be changed.
Look at that and think of the players who have been part of it.
Think how many different names get reinvented as the savours of our plight and realise your Ozil, Cazorla, Sanchez, Ramsey etc have all been part of it.
Six years, 3 managers not including Freddie and the only assumption you come too is there’s no one size fits all answer. It’s that most horrible of words and certainly if your backing Arteta patience.
Whether it works out you dont know but it is what it is and really Arsenal fans sense of entitlement needs reigning in. Been an average performing club for best part of a decade and lost ground a lot in them six years.

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To be fair the additions of both Cazorla and Ozil gave the team/club serious boosts. Arsenal really failed to built on that.

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Granted but these names get used in isolation as how we could just change overnight in some cases.

Swansea and WBA having more is absolutely hilarious.

Crystal palace the giant killers :eyes:.

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Swansea is only relevant to Wenger
:stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye:

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24 W Ham :wenger2:

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Checks calender :eyes:

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:speak_no_evil:

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Love these stats when they’re not at our expense lol

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Arsenal’s shots to points ratio (is that a thing? It is now) is 5.0 this season, the lowest figure recorded for them in a Premier League season. The wastefulness of the late-Wenger era can be seen by rates of 9.38 shots per point in 2006/07, 9.62 in 2010/11 and 9.43 in 2017/18. In fact, the last season that Arsenal had a rate of fewer than six shots per point was in 2003/04 when they had a figure of 5.99 and, more importantly, won their 13th and most recent league title. Efficiency: it can be useful.

Your money looks safe @Stroller

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Banked on it Cal.:wink:

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:bergkamp:

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That might well be true but I bet we have never won a title only scoring an average of just over a goal a game, which is what we’re on. :grinning:

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