Damn, hopefully he will get calmer when he come back. Annoucment u say 
do you have a link to that ?
Check the announcements section.
https://www.onlinearsenal.com/c/announcements
Itās a shame because heās pretty well-behaved on redcafe. Where I go for my daily Luca fix.
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Honestly itās probably because he knows if he acts up heāll be banned there and nobody gives a shit about him. Here he can get away with murder as itās a pretty lenient place. As a father Iām very familiar with the phrase give an inch and theyāll take a mile 
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Yeah, I hope this month ban has taught him the lesson, and the match day thread ban is probably for the best for him actually.
He can react in real time over there, knowing to control himself and he can let go of inhibitions to an extent here after the game when thereās time to cool off. Well, hopefully.
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It seems that the answer is staring you in the face
Luca gets to emotional during games thatās why matchday threads are a nightmare for him.
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Which is fine for a cup final or was even okay during Wenger era when dropping points frustrated people; but itās a sign of unhealthy obsession if the outburst is during a good spell of form where we are 15-16 games unbeaten.
Luca needs to control his emotions & be rational.
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Typical Italian
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He is out there watching on, cursing your nameā¦then he will come back and curse your name to your faceā¦then get banned again 
Paul Merson tweets in third person
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Wenger isnāt, but the logic is. It really is the same. And I repeat: itās a bad one, easy to think of counter-examples for why it is faulty.
Places like this are preciselyāor in fact the onlyāplaces where that kind of communication is useful. In real life I will never be this direct or honest with you or anyone, unless I have an extreme admiration and respect for you.
A forum is a place where an idealised sort of polemical discussion can take place: a place where I am purposefully 100% honest (or 100% trolling, or 100% bad punning, or, in short, just an extreme, unadulterated, polemicised version of my expression) because a) the pertinent reasons to engage in non-confrontative and persuasive/goal-oriented dialogue donāt apply (unless you are a knob that gets some kind of affirmation from being popular on a forum or from being agreed with on a forum, which, to be fair, describes a great majority) b) I am more interested in pursuing an interesting and truly insightful conversationāletās call it the Best Possible Discussionāat the risk of the Worst Possible Discussion, because the Worst Possible Discussion simply doesnāt come with the baggage/consequences it does in real life/all other type of interaction. So, instead of, as in real life, where cost and benefit must always be weighed, forcing us very often into compromise, I can simply go always for the ideal: the BPD, and not worry about the consequences (for example: offending the 90-95% for whom the BPD is not really intelligible, or interesting, or satisfying).
Further, having some spent some months recently in the U.S., and having revisited one of my favourite works of anything (The Rebellion of the Masses by Ortega y Gasset) recently, which I think is actually far more applicable now than when it was written, I declare myself in open rebellion of the anglo-saxon (coming primarily from the anglo-saxons that is, who are the firstĆsimo world after all and naturally the ones who anything will come from-- but slowly affecting all, sadly) dilution of culture and expression and probing, incisive, thought-provoking dialogue, whichāthis being the only place where I engage online, where the above circumstances applyārebellion I am ever conscience of when I post here. 
Good luck to you, my friend.
This has been me for the last 10 days 
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why was the Emery thread got locked???
Because of the boring as fuck posts
damn, I replied seriouslyā¦
Because we lost a game for the first time since August.
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Because we didnt appoint a bloke putting the cones out at the etihad.
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Legend. 
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