http://www.goal.com/en-gb/news/2896/premier-league/2011/02/06/2339628/newcastle-united-4-4-arsenal-and-the-other-greatest-premier
SUMMARY:
After leading 2-0 in the opening 2 and a half minutes, Arsenal had added two more by the 24th minute. Newcastle were struggling to even get hold of the ball for more than a minute. At the interval, the manager of Newcastle must've said SOMETHING that would have encouraged his men to fight back at all means. And so they did.
BIG MEANING:

Heading into the last 10-12 or so matches of the season, the pressure and stress will be building immensely on Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger whose side haven't won a trophy since the FA Cup back in 2005. Stress build up will soon come to a near overload for him with all the pressure of the entire club and fans alike wanting some silverware for the team. They are still currently in 2nd place in the Premier League and should have reduced the gap from the league leader who also lost last week. I personally believe that this pressure is incredibly hard to deal with, considering how important this man's situation is here. When the match ended 4-4, none of the players could look their manager in the eye. This is such an important time for the players and manager who will continue to be under great pressure till the end of the season. The pressure of the fans will grow with the impatience building up for their favorite team to actually win something having gotten so close in recent years having only slipped up near the very end.
WHY?
Arsenal Football Club is quite an important part of my life as it is the one team I have supported for more than 10 years. I haven't seen them lift a trophy since 2005 and have been quite disturbed how every year since then they have come so close only to slip up in the last few matches of the season. They still are in all competitions currently and are due for the final of the League Cup next month. This one match a couple of weeks ago really annoyed me how the team went from pretty much 100% of possession in the first half to hardly getting a touch of the ball in the final 20 minutes. I do feel quite bad for the manager who will be more hungry than anybody in the world to lift some silverware this season.