That sucked

That was extremely unpleasant. From David Bentley lobbing it over Almunia to the way the defense split apart at the seams in the last three minutes – there isn’t anything good to take from this. Nothing. I know that it is easy to talk doom and gloom early this season, but if this roller coaster ride doesn’t stabilize, Adebayor will be right and there is reason to doubt this team will win the title. Yeah, I’m a couple days late, but the outcome is the same. Time again to move on, not dissect every little thing that went wrong. What good will that do?

This weekend, it’s Stoke. And while Stoke isn’t the scariest team to go up against, I feel like it could be another trap game. Kind of like Hull City. News ahead of the game is that Gallas will out through injury. I miss Senderos. Why, oh why is he on loan again? To boost the backline? He had his miscues. But in my opnion, Gallas has had plenty more of them than he did.

I don’t think should be a difficult game. But it’s hard to imagine anything being easy for Arsenal at this point. The inability to find any kind of consistency will no doubt come back to bite us in the rear before this season is out. Mark my words. No team will win every game, but conceding two goals in the final few minutes won’t do you any good. At least they got a point. Here’s to three more tomorrow.

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