Will Slattery

He essentially knew that if Arsenal created around 2.0 xG, while keeping the opposition down to 0.5 and keeping clean sheets, whilst being able to score at set pieces, they would go some way to securing the points needed to win the title.

I can see why it took 22 years now.

That's a reel he gets on base.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

You know, where's the romance in this?

Imagine Wenger reading that piece before he turned the camera, like, oh, good.

So, yeah, it was a methodical, laborious campaign at times, but it's a title winning campaign.

There's nothing wrong with being solid.

And do you know what their victory means now?

Premier League winners.

well Blackburn but no I mean the big teams I'm talking about with all due respect I know we have a lot of Everton fans out there well once again Everton fans you're a disgrace you're a disgrace Hill Dickinson Angerhead and shame a disgrace on Saturday Seamus Coleman no one emailed in supporting you I don't think oh there were a few no one emailed in backing me but I don't think there was one there were one or two

yeah I think everyone knows it was poor okay that's Arsenal I mean we'll talk more football next week obviously there's a Champions League final that will really I mean if they win that I give them a good chance I feel it in my waters

You feel Leinster and Arsenal are going to win their upcoming European finals, we should say.

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We've got a busy weekend upcoming.

Cork against Clare and Porky Queave and Limerick against Tipperary at the Gaelic Rounds, both at four o'clock.

And then Leinster is where there's a ton of jeopardy, really.

Kilkenny have to avoid any slip-up against Dublin at Parnell Park.

That's at two o'clock.

Offaly away to Kildare and then Galway away to Wexford.