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Well said mate . I wonder which team in the world wouldn't have celebrated if they were in their position : Written off by everyone , especially the media , predicted to finish well below the spurs . They have achieved something no one was expecting . Let them enjoy their victory .Quote:
Originally Posted by Dennis Bendtner
Koscieny was tipped to be one of the worst signings but he turned out to be very good . Why not celebrate ?
Probably by the same characters who are tipping yaya sanogo to be a flop.Quote:
Originally Posted by Alpha
You cant be a good player if youre french ive learnt on here, its an interesting theory.
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Good to see some team spirit. Despite all the negativity about where we've fallen and the chants of "smalltime" from bitter rival fans about us celebrating this, it's quite nice to see the players in good spirits. Give them their moment and enjoy this - what we've managed to achieve over the last 14 or so games has been nothing short of remarkable. That alone is worth celebrating; if only we begun the season like that.
Wenger isn't the perfect manger and has many flaws which have already been delved into extensively but we've always ended up finishing at the very least where we should have with the quality of players we've had available. I mean out of clubs ahead of us, two are artificially there purely because of ridiculous levels of investment from billionaires and the other because they have had one of the greatest mangers in the history of football.
True about Wenger. His prudence and percentages approach to the game delivers at least the bare minimum over 38 matches. Problem is the football, it's so bad it's almost unwatchable. We got spoiled on great football and now it's hard to stomach what is being dished up. The shareholders have had amazing and unparalleled success. The fans have had almost nothing. It's that imbalance that grates. Celebrating 4th would be extremely small time and humiliating, I doubt they are doing that. It's the end of the season, they have CL football next season which means more money and more exposure. It's good for the players. The fans get to beat out a bitter rival, narrowly. So everyone has something to celebrate for different reasons.
Wenger is without a doubt a legend of the highest order; no less for ensuring that an entire generation of adult scum fans don't know what it's like to see their shower of shit finish above us.
It's a remarkable feat, tbh.
Wenger. :bow:
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5.27pm: Meanwhile in the stands, there can be few sights more comical than the crushed looks of disappointment on the faces of the many Spurs fans who have just realised that, contrary to false reports, Newcastle haven't in fact equalised.....
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Michael Dawson speaks: "Devastating ... the season we've put in. The work-rate we've put in, the quality we have ... it's devastating. It's really hard to take. We've got 72 points, the highest total the club's ever got and we still miss out on the Champions League ... it's hard to take. It's a hard day. It's not a good day."
He goes on to say that he heard Spurs fans celebrating and assumed Newcastle had done his side a favour, so when Gareth Bale scored he presumed Spurs had secured fourth place. When word filtered down from the stands that reports of Arsenal's demise had been greatly exaggerated, he was and remains totally gutted.
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Originally Posted by BoringBoringArsenal
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When Bale scored :haha:
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Originally Posted by Munchies
This must be the best St. Totteringham's Day ever.
The fuckwits really did think they had usurped us at long last.
Retarded scum ****s couldn't even get accurate on demand info in the days of all manner of hi-tech gizmo.
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Originally Posted by Edinburgh Gooner
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Originally Posted by hobson's choice
There's a couple I can of, they can have. . .