Looked like Ward has got one of those home trimmers and put the wrong setting on. Really messed up his bonse!!

With respect, that comment is devoid of realism. Is it possible your comment let yourself down? I often remind myself of many an adage and they aft go astray...

I’m of the opinion that this was a good result. Yes, we had some chances and on another day may have nicked it but this was certainly a point gained rather than two points lost.

What I was most pleased with was our work out of possession. Players were united in supporting each other and worked tirelessly to provide cover. Whilst you couldn’t hear them talking, it seemed like communication on the pitch was really effective and players knew what their role was without the ball.

After some abject defensive performances this season, I really took heart by our defensive game- well drilled and organised. To many, the game would have been a bore draw but I think we’ll get plenty of plaudits from true football observers.

Same opinion here. that result looks good in the context of recent s***ty Royball performances. 7-0 being one. outside of this fact, this was a winnable game for us, given the quality squad we have

That's how I saw it. His good performances are few and far between these days. Probably have to wait for Schlupp to return to see Andros back on the bench. Hopefully Banks will also step up before too long.

I'm truly baffled by people who were unhappy with last night's performance. I don't think there was one bad performance on the pitch, with some players like Ward, Bentenke and Mitchell perhaps having their best games of the season. People saying that Arsenal were there for the taking seem to be ignoring the fact that if we'd committed more men forward then it would have opened up space that we refused to let Arsenal have. I think you could give MOTM to almost any of our players.

On a side note the one thing I found really frustrating was Arsenal's incessant fouling every time we got in their half, especially of Wilf. Xhaka and Luiz both did intentional nasty ones on Wilf that were clearly intended to hurt him, but which were cute enough that they wouldn't get done for it (one stamping on his foot the other hacking him down and kneeing him in the head). It seems Arteta has taken the Man City book of how to stop counter-attacking teams.