No Agenda At Anfield? There have long been suggestions from a section of our fanbase that officials are corrupt and are part of a conspiracy to hurt Arsenal. Who’s leading that and why has never been answered. It can’t be…

Dan Smith argues in Just Arsenal News that Arsenal supporters must show consistency when judging officiating, questioning why conspiracy claims vanish when controversial calls favor the Gunners. The writer points to Arsenal's recent match against Liverpool at Anfield, where referee Andy Madley and VAR official Stuart Attwell did not award a penalty against Jurrien Timber for an apparent shirt pull on Alexander Isak.
According to Smith, the failure to punish Timber contradicts theories that match officials are engaged in a deliberate plot to sabotage Arsenal. The writer asserts that supporters often label unfavorable decisions as corruption while overlooking officiating errors that benefit Mikel Arteta's side, urging fans to accept human error rather than promoting conspiracy theories.
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