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Ruud Gullit declares he has “decided to stop watching football” after Arsenal's 2-1 win over Chelsea, labeling the match “absolute garbage.” All goals come from set-pieces, highlighting Arsenal's struggles in open play. The Gunners remain five points clear of Manchester City in the Premier League title race. Gullit criticizes the lack of excitement in modern football, calling for players “with balls” who take on defenders. Brighton boss Fabian Hurzeler echoes this sentiment, demanding rule changes to combat time-wasting tactics, particularly from Arsenal, who lead the league in set-piece delays. Hurzeler points out the inconsistency in officiating regarding time allowances for corners and throw-ins. He insists clearer regulations are needed to keep the game flowing. The criticism mounts as Arsenal faces scrutiny for their playing style amid title aspirations.
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