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Originally Posted by Injury Time
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The new Wellington SilvaQuote:
Originally Posted by Injury Time
Jack puts in a couple of decent shifts as sub after an injury lay-off so what do you do? I know, write an article on how he can't get in the team:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/foo...idfielder.html
Top tip, stop reading the Daily Mail tbh :coffee:Quote:
Originally Posted by Niall_Quinn
Ramsay the new Jenks, Wales to concede late on every match then...
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/32706400
http://www1.skysports.com/football/n...lans-to-retire
Someone find this man a hobby OR else we fucked for a long time!! :doh:
Where's "Old Trafforsd"?Quote:
Originally Posted by fakeyank
Wenger is a farmer? :wacko:
He wears a farmer hat!Quote:
Originally Posted by McNamara That Ghost...
And when we play shit...
He says there's good in that cow pat!
Lyon, Villareal and Wolfsburg confirmed as the teams in the Emirates Cup in the summer.
Not bad tbh.
Lacazette will be able to play his first game against his old club. :coffee:
Lord Bendtner also makes a return.
At least you tried.Quote:
Originally Posted by Injury Time
:lol: Barely.Quote:
Originally Posted by Douglas Reynholm
Sorry if I'm repeating something that has already been mentioned in another thread but I haven't seen it anywhere else - we have been put into POT 2 for the Champions League draw!!. Apparently POT 1 is for the actual league champions. Could get Barca, Juventus or Bayern in our group - if Wonder Wenger gets his tactics wrong against one of the canon fodders we may not have to face the usual last 16 humiliation.
You can mock, but I thought I made some very good points :coffee:Quote:
Originally Posted by Niall_Quinn
We won't be making it out of the group stages again any time soon.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dein-machine
Not until February at least.
The BBC will devote a whole day of programming for the FA Cup final.
:blink:Quote:
Originally Posted by Wenger on Arsenal.con
Wenger's OCD. :bow:
To those going to the cup final screening - it's unreserved seating, right?
The booking confirmation has seats numbers allocated. :unsure:
Correct.Quote:
Originally Posted by Marc Overmars
Dan Roebuck on Arsenal Player to Wenger:
You weren't tempted to follow PSG or anything like that [as a youngster]?
Wenger: No, because they did not exist at the time.
:haha:
FACEBOOK FOOTBALL AWARDS:
Player of the Year - Alexis Sanchez
Young Player of the Year- Harry Kane
Club of the Year- Arsenal
Manager of the Year - Arsene Wenger
Content of the Year - Alexis Sanchez
:haha:
Facebook and Google love us for whatever reason.
:lol:
Arsenal fans tend to be the most savvy online. Though that doesn't explain why Kane got the nod!
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/B2KVBa-IYAA_eBg.jpgQuote:
Originally Posted by Marc Overmars
:lol:
Alexis collecting the award from Ox https://www.facebook.com/football/vi...7782154447001/Quote:
Originally Posted by Marc Overmars
Wenger collecting from Ian Wright https://www.facebook.com/football/vi...16/?permPage=1
Even Wenger seems surprised :lol:
LOL at the people expecting Twitter or Facebook to be a reliable and unbiased source for a poll in the first place :lol:
Very true. With Twitter and Facebook you get unauthorised people rigging the result.Quote:
Originally Posted by Penguin
What balls! Charlie Adam's was a hit and hope and frankly if anyone scores from that range it's a goal-keeping error.Quote:
Charlie Adam's 65-yard effort against arguably the world's best goalkeeper was a once-in-a-lifetime strike. Wilshere's, while spectacular and technically difficult, was nothing of the sort.
Even Wilshere's was a hit and hope. Doubt he planned to hit a top corner, just tried to twat it as hard as he could. Wilshere's strike was better though. His goal from last year deserved to win but this year there have been a few better. Zamora's was more calculated. I thought Pelle's was the best. Not many special goals in general though, not a memorable year in terms of goals or matches.
Who's that quote from? What they don't get is the 'once-in-a-lifetime' bit of their own statement. Yes Charlie, do it again. Impossible because it was a pure fluke in the first place. So should a pure fluke be goal of the season? Not really. Austin's header for QPR last Sunday was a better goal than Adam's, not as spectacular, but technically excellent and intended. Wilshere's is a mile ahead but not on par with some of the excellent team goals we have scored this season. Out of the bunch of spectacular (which is the main and stupid criteria) goals Zamora's was the best because it was spectacular (ticks the idiot box) and it was technical and it was intended.Quote:
Originally Posted by Letters
Yeah Pelle's was good too, but I thought Zamora had more to do.Quote:
Originally Posted by Syn
That Pelle goal was good. In that one match there was another goal that could have been contender for goal of the season.
I didn't think Jack's goal was the best goal of the match let alone the entire season. :lol:
Just shows you the power of Arsenal fans. :lol:
Most digital and tech-savvy supporters by far tbh.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XwjGI9FU6jo
:blink::blink:
:lol::lol:
:haha::haha:
Don't give up the day jobs lads.
Ramsey's PR guy is blatantly forcing him to becoming less boring. Instead he needs to embrace it and become a Scholes, not a Beckham.
you can see how uncomfortable he looks dancing away, its so cringeworthy :lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by Syn