The FA has ended its investigation into Arsenal’s wild celebrations during their win against Bournemouth.
The players, substitutes and coaches celebrated after the victory and the FA decided to look into it and ensure no laws have been broken.
A report in the Daily Mail has now revealed no wrongdoing was found and the Gunners now have the all-clear.
Mikel Arteta’s side enjoyed that come-from-behind win and it was hard for everyone involved with the club to control their emotions.
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That win against Bournemouth was one of the most important ones of the season and it was a sweet victory, considering how we laboured to earn it.
The boys would have put that behind them now because we need more wins and fans do not want to be put through that again.
If the Cherries were a bigger club, we might have struggled to get back in the game, so we must begin to start games well and ensure we score as many goals as possible.
This is one of the best ways to end this season with a trophy in the league and probably the Europa League too.
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“The players, substitutes and coaches celebrated after the victory…” that wasn’t the problem, was it? It was the celebrations after the winning goal that were the issue. The way I see it, they were unusually over the top, with a lot of subs and staff going onto the pitch. So it was fair enough for the referee to mention it in his report and natural for the FA to then look at it. I’m really glad they’ve decided to let it go but we can’t really complain about them having a think. They don’t want that stuff setting a precedent.
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But why can’t the FA have an investigation for time wasting on the match between Arsenal vs Newcastle, where the ball was only in play for 51 minutes.
The FA would better serve getting VAR officials in line , Lee Mason got away with just a slap on his wrist.
Not sure how true it is, but apparently the FA have now decided that they are going along with the way injury time was added at the World Cup.
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Hopefully it is, well if it is ndeed true, this would be the best thing happen since slice bread.
This is huge and a very good rule for the modern game,
The FA shouldn’t have killed the excitement and Arsenal did nothing wrong
It’s never about the action. Why on earth the EPL want to punish the very thing that makes it the best and most watched league in the world? We saw same celebrations many times this season. Eg Leeds last minute winner against Bournemouth and Leeds winner against Liverpool. So it’s about the team. Everyone hates Arsenal.
“EVERYONE”? Are all we worldwide Gooners, countless millions of us, all nobodies then? And most football folk everywhere are saying they prefer ARSENAL, not City, to win the title.
Doesnt sound like “hate” to me.
Of course, it could just be that you are profoundly WRONG, couldn’t it!!!
Am very surprised I haven’t seen fans or even journalist venting their disgust about this time wasting antics in the modern game.
Surely pundits and fans alike must have seen it, or maybe they suspect the FA doesn’t have the will to arrest it.
The recent world cup time added procedures should be easy to implement with out additional resources.
Keeping my fingers crossed it is finally going to dealt with head on once and for all.
Sorry, but I don’t see how any of that relates to the article which is clearly about Arsenal’s goal celebrating, which had nothing to do with time-wasting.
Or have I missed some ironic point?
With respect Sir Jax, time wasting is much more detrimental to the modern game as opposed to a last gasp winner celebration.
That’s an investigation that should have never happened in the first place.
Am sorry but I have no thanks to give to the FA, for throwing out the case if that’s what happened.
Honestly I have no qualms of even going on the record for being relentlessly highlighting the time wasting monster, be it responding to a time wasting article or unrelated, my experience taught me somethings are just too important to put on a back burner or wait on some remote date to highlight.
Hope you understand my urgent concern sir Jax.
Gunsmoke we often take different views on our club . BUT on timewasting being a monster that harms football and enjoyment, we ARE BOTH FIRMLY ON THE SAME PAGE!
The spineless authorities are complicit, as they refuse to do anything to prevent it. Adding a paltry 3- 7 minutes is a sick joke, considering the fact the ball is in play for around ONLY 55 minutes, on average.
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Why do people use the term ‘ best thing since sliced bread’ sliced bread today is cr@p soft and fluffy, but then again bit like the FA I suppose.
Maybe people still can’t be bothered to do the slicing them self, even today.
But I was traveling to Canada and the immigration gave me a warm time with my slice bread name Jumbo, maybe because it wasn’t soft.
Hi fellow gooners. I just saw the update on our injury list, only one out injury, and that is M. E. I’m so excited! Ee are almost full squad ready to battle for the rest of the season. Our bench looks so good. Jesus on the bench.