That’s seven games in 22 days. 6 wins and one disappointing draw (that was nearly a win).

I don’t get the lack of fresh legs for the last 10 today but it’s inarguably a fantastic stretch and, with health from the guys who have been out, we will start the belly of the season with a killer squad.

Arsenal got one point last season from Newcastle (a), West Ham (h) and Fulham (a). They've just picked up nine points from those same fixtures this time around.

Wasn't pretty today, especially first half. But it's five wins in a row now in all comps.

Against low blocks he’s not gonna get three goals every game. But he can take up good positions, receive well and shoot with accuracy and power. He did all of that while occupying defenders, passing and carrying well and moving very well into pockets of space when they appeared. Good omen to me

Basically the reverse of the fixture at the Etihad last season except this time the away side played negative anti-football with 11 men for 90 minutes instead of with 10 for 45.

Madueke might be the best I’ve ever felt about an attacking signing after four games with no goals or assists.

You’d have to lack a brain or make your judgements entirely off Transfermarkt stats to think he’s been anything but excellent.

The most confusing part of this whole narrative for me is it somehow suggests that winning at Anfield is something Arsenal should be doing. As if they're not the champions, playing at home, and actually teams should just try to beat them and it'd all work out.

I understand the frustration that we didn’t have more time with Eze & odegaard on the pitch. We should have imo. But there was no adventure/risk from Lfc either. It was a cagey game because of both teams. Not just Arsenal. Why the demand for us to go play basketball at Anfield?

Congrats to the women and also to @tim-stillman.bsky.social

A lot of us owe you thanks to Tim for raising awareness of this team to a level such that so many of us who previously didn’t now invest a lot of our time and emotion rooting for this wonderful side.

Have a great night celebrating!

Here’s my back of the ciggy pack analysis. Coaching gives you your floor. Arsenal’s floor is very high because of the coach (which is why we’ll finish 2nd with ridiculous injuries). Talent gives you your ceiling. We need more attacking talent.

This place still feels a bit small, not football focused, but maybe we could try and connect Arsenal fans at least.

If you are an Arsenal fan, leave a reply, people can follow, also please repost or whatever it's called her and hopefully it can spread. #arsenal

STAY HUMBLE, CUNTO!

Pretty much everything going against us this season with injuries, ref decisions, VAR, bad luck. But we didn't add the forwards we needed last summer, we've missed the chances to win games and they have to do more to avoid the vagaries of football.

What was the difference today?

Liverpool put on a €80m striker from the bench to score two important goals in their title race.

Arsenal put on a winger who the sporting director admitted we weren't planning on signing to try get a winner.

Derbies are often horrible games. I think this was borderline one of those but after the week we've had, the only thing that matters is the three points.

GET THE FUCK IN!

What a performance from Myles Lewis-Skelly by the way. Barely into double figures in appearances and he does that - wow!

That's a great result and performance against the joint-strongest home team in the league. We're missing big players, it doesn't always look great but this team will always keep fighting.

Saliba monstered that second half, and great to see Nwaneri play well on the right. Sign a forward please!

From the minute he took to the field, Declan Rice was electric. Give us power and aggression in midfield, and his goal topped off a stunning cameo. Don’t let the noise convince you that he is anyone other than one of the world’s very best midfielders. He’s back. #AFC

My first #Bluesky post! #arsenal