‘Same Old Arsenal’: Twitter Reacts As Bayern Virtually Knock Arsenal Out Of The Champions League
Reuters / Michael Dalder
Arsenal have done it again! Wenger’s men seem to be on the verge of yet another Round of 16 exit, after getting hammered 5-1 by the Bavarian Giants. But to some footballing fans, this heavy defeat comes as no surprise, given Arsenal’s recent history in the Champions League.
Here’s how the world of twitter reaction to this “same old display” by the Gunners:
Twitter Reactions:
Paul Walsh on Bayern Munich v Arsenal: "It is now embarrassing and that's official." More: https://t.co/Sq9zRsyc3z https://t.co/Q3Zn2TutXr
— Sky Sports News (@SkySportsNews) February 15, 2017
It's all over. Bayern win 5-1, and we can look forward to Arsenal scraping a "brave" win over a not-arsed Bayern in the return leg.
— Paddy Power (@paddypower) February 15, 2017
Arsenal when it was still 1-1… pic.twitter.com/82J8apxjAh
— JOE (@JOE_co_uk) February 15, 2017
So when your best defender goes off it's ok to collapse? Arsenal's best defender went to prison. And they won the league.
— Mark Pougatch (@markpougatch) February 15, 2017
United played in the Champions league final more recently than Arsenal progressed from the last 16. #UCL
— The Red Devils (@utdtrd) February 15, 2017
Rio Ferdinand on Arsenal's performance: "Teams are usually a reflection of their manager. And that was a weak performance."
Brutal. pic.twitter.com/4d2icUaqoH
— Squawka Live (@Squawka_Live) February 15, 2017
Bayern beat Arsenal. 5-1. TWO YEARS AGO. Literally the same thing happens to them every year. They're a joke and a waste of a space in UCL.
— Alex Shaw (@AlexShawTel) February 15, 2017
Sums up Arsenal's dreadful night that Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain is on the pitch on his own clapping the wrong fans. Bayern's clapping him back
— Paul Hayward (@_PaulHayward) February 15, 2017
Arsenal fans mention £89m Pogba, they wasted £90m on summer signings to get thrashed by Bayern 5-1. Now that's called Waste of Money!!
— The Red Devils (@utdtrd) February 15, 2017