We are going to smash their back doors in.
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We are going to smash their back doors in.
Yeah, I guess Miquel will start at LB. AOC, Park and Gervinho up front plz. Rosicky/Benayoun in for Ramsey too.
I hope we score more goals than them.
Just rotate minimally. Key players should play this one. If anything, give Rosicky a game for Arteta or something if the legs are dead. Quite impressed actually, can't remember him missing a league game since signing?
Must win!
(surprised that was still available)
I'd prefer they let in more rhan us!Quote:
Originally Posted by GB.
Lawro :bow:Quote:
I'm not quite sure what's going on at Fulham. It looks like one or two players, like Bobby Zamora and Andy Johnson, might want to leave, but they are playing well enough and will feel they should have beaten Norwich.
Arsenal, with Robin van Persie in the sort of form that he is in, are obviously dangerous and should be too strong for Martin Jol's side.
Bringing Thierry Henry back on loan is a no-brainer too. I'm not sure how many games he will play, even with Gervinho's absence at the Africa Cup of Nations, but he has experience, ability and guile. He won't be ghosting past defenders anymore but he is still a very good player and why shouldn't Arsene Wenger make the most of his know-how.
But, even with their resurgence and the unexpected results at the turn of the year involving some of the teams above them in the table, I don't think Arsenal are all of a sudden title contenders again.
I see them beating Fulham, but the Gunners have dropped silly points along the way too and I cannot see them catching the two Manchester clubs.
Prediction: 1-2
BBC siteQuote:
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I thought this was on Sky?
It is on SS1.
BBC. :haha:
Oh dear BBC
They have had a shocking time for the last few years