Random Arsenal Shit (When it's not worth starting a thread)

[Herbert_Chapman's_Zombie]

This is probably for the best. Let him learn under Pep and then bring him back to Arsenal.

Arteta has got quite a bum rap considering Wenger played him out of position for so long and his legs have been gone for two years. Good luck to him I say, good stabilising figure after the utter unmitigated shambles that was the summer of 2011 and the start to the season.

[GP]

@JamesOlley
Wenger says "it is possible" Arteta could join coaching staff under Guardiola at #mcfc.

So Arteta wants to join the coaching staff at Man City to work under Pep because he feels Pep is tactically the best coach in the world

‎@gunnerblog
If AW's comments about Arteta mean he hasn't been offered a position at #AFC, then that's some vintage AW negligence there.





Oh dear Wenger! Can't make this shit up. Probably isn't a yes man.

Year extention and he fucks off

What is the problem here, exactly?

[Marc Overmars]

Arteta.

I remember him.

[Herbert_Chapman's_Zombie]

Just got reminded by Arsenal.com through Facebook that ten years ago today we beat Wigan Athletic 4-2 in our last ever game at Highbury.
The game where there were crowd celebrations after Spurs lost to West Ham giving us 4th place.

The last game I went to at Highbury had been a year earlier when we beat Liverpool 3-1

[Marc Overmars]

That was a great day, I remember I was absolutely gutted I missed out on tickets for that game. Stuck in a lesson at 6th form when they went on sale.

4th place wasn't really a thing then, little did we know what the next 10 years would bring...

[Munchies]

10 years ago we were told we'd compete on a world stage with the likes of Barca/Real Madrid etc

[Munchies]

Daniel Levy's message to the Spurs fans after this season
http://www.tottenhamhotspur.com/news...essage-070516/

Dear Supporter

We start today's match knowing that a Champions League place is ours to take. Second place would secure our highest league finish since 1963 and mark the culmination of a truly remarkable season. This has been a season when our team has taken to the pitch and reminded us all why we love this game and why we love our Club.
A second season under Mauricio and his coaching staff has seen the team achieve far more than we had anticipated. This was a season that saw us go a Club record 14 Premier League games unbeaten and challenge for the title right up until this week. With a blend of youth and experience we have seen a squad built for the future.
As you arrived at White Hart Lane for today's match you could not have helped but notice the towering cranes now on the site of the new stadium and, looking up, see our Club emblem proudly displayed on them. They are a clear and distinctive signal of our intent to build for the future both on and off the pitch.

After more than 15 years of land acquisition, nine years in design and planning, we finally have the permissions we need to realise our vision of delivering one of the finest stadiums in the world.
We are building what we believe to be the foundations, literally and metaphorically, for the future of our Club.
As we move forward we know we shall face challenges and we shall often ask you to support us through these. We are currently progressing the build programme and will share details for the coming seasons with you as soon as we have final clarification. After today's match we shall use the closed period to fast track works on site.
Work has commenced on the new Player Lodge at the Training Centre which will provide our players with an exceptional accommodation and recovery facility. This will take around two years to complete. The Club’s First Team and Academy players are our most important assets and this unique and high quality environment will allow us to further improve the care and attention our players receive.
Our days have never been busier and we have no intention of standing still. Some days it feels, with schemes of this magnitude, that our battles are off the pitch as well as on. We intend to approach all with sheer determination to deliver the best for our Club.

Please take a moment to look around you today and savour the atmosphere of our last home game of a memorable season. Our congratulations go to Leicester City on winning the title. A wonderful achievement and a reminder why the Premier League is the most watched league in the world.
It was a thrilling and passionate competition. At times our football has been simply sublime.
w730l
A standout feature of this season has been the unity between players and you, our supporters. The players and coaches will take to the pitch after the match today to thank you and applaud you for the immense support you have given them. I shall be proudly applauding you all.
I firmly believe that this was a season when so much has come together.
Enjoy the Euros and the summer and we look forward to welcoming you all back here next season.
Best wishes to you and your families
Daniel

Night and day compared to our board

[Kano]

Really? Our board talk a lot of shit too.

[Marc Overmars]

Hey, at least we get thanked for our interest in their affairs.

[Gooner23]

Daniel Levy's message to the Spurs fans after this season
http://www.tottenhamhotspur.com/news...essage-070516/



Night and day compared to our board

Cos building a new stadium definitely gives you progress