whos fault is that.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ach
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whos fault is that.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ach
You're right and Wenger's supposed to be "Le Prof", the most intelligent manager in the Premiership, with a University degree. It doesn't take a degree to know that was a ridiculous decision.Quote:
Originally Posted by McNamara That Ghost...
Ju had some good touches and cleanly layed the ball off.
Which means he's better than every forward we have apart from RVP.
Seriously though, in the four minutes he's played this season, he looks decent. Sadly, he will disappear into the ether for another six months now.
I’m sure before the game started Wenger was planning to take Oxlade off after around 60 minutes. I can understand him thinking that before the game because we’ve seen ourselves that Oxlade sometimes did tire in the second half of the Carling Cup games he played in. As a manager you have to react to what is happening on the pitch. Oxlade wasn’t tiring. In fact he was full of confidence and getting better as the half went on. But this OCD condition to make his pre-determined substitutions blinded him of what was happening on the pitch.
I still think Wenger is a very smart man. His choices are backed with sound logic. The problem is that his assumptions are wrong. That is why managers with a fraction of his intelligence are out-smarting him.
I thought Rosicky did OK-ish, Fakeyank, from a neutral stand-point (i.e. I don't hate him, but I don't adore him either). The way we've gotta think of it is thus...we had no creative central midfielder apart from him today and he did a job when asked upon. Didn't put a foot wrong and passed the ball with perfection (i.e. I can't recall any mislaid passes from Tomas today)
That is my stand-alone perspective on Rosicky's performance today and today only. Otherwise, I'm with the general consensus that he is surplus to requirements.
to be honest, pundits, fans, every man and his bloody dog can see the arsenal problems. Its been bought up over and over in the media, but Wenger just wont listen. He wont change now.Quote:
Originally Posted by Joker
Coyle, useless cunt > Wenger, utterly useless cuntQuote:
Originally Posted by Niall_Quinn
It´s not hate, it´s just the reaction Evra generates. With that cuntish face of his, who wouldn´t want to pick a hammer re-shape it?Quote:
Originally Posted by fakeyank
Well we're finishing behind the shit stains from the rioting sewer up the road so whatever else has been said it all amounts to a cataclysm of biblical proportions. I going to kill myself now. Fucking shit fuck piss fuck cunt shit.
Annoyed?Quote:
Originally Posted by Niall_Quinn
the players cofidence looks shot to bits.
The boards :lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by Charlie the Gooner
fans giving wenger grief on 606
Stand alone is actually quiet a good way to describe Rosicky' performance today. In th second lf he was just wandering around the middle being bypassed by the play. Like a slightly better version of Chamakh but still a useless cunt nonetheless. He ran out of gas, so Wenger subbed Ox. Fucking genius.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ernesto
Might be wrong, but I'm not sure the reaction would've been so severe if it was Benayoun coming on. Actually, I guess it was more about Oxo going off than anything. But yeah, like Syn says, it's the pre-determined robotic nature of it which grates. At least Benayoun could've been put on for defensive work.
Even Wenger must know he's lost the plot. It's sad for him but just plain embarrassing for the club. Will he please please PLEASE call it a day at the end of this season.
What's really embarrassing is our now apparent inability to launch any sort of stirring comeback like the said shit stains put together today. Yes, the 94th minute capitulation is something that we are more than capable of, but we're so damn predictable in the league now.Quote:
Originally Posted by Niall_Quinn
I don't agree there is logic here - if it was a substitution that was to suggest he'd be happy with the point then ok, bring him off for a more defensive player; that would show logic but Arshavin coming on is neither here nor there in that respect.Quote:
Originally Posted by Syn
And for months Wenger has been saying not to count us out cos all the big teams have to come to the Emirates
That went well :lol:
Watching Defoe miss isn't as funny as it was earlier.
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Originally Posted by Ach
does not anybody see how Theo Walcott is crap? on a scale of crapness 10 out of 10. deserves to be staying on the bench or getting sold. defo.
Why can't Wenger see the problems with this team, everyone can see it the same problem for six years. It's beyond stupidity now I fully believe that RvP will leave us and I don't blame him.
It's been a catalog of errors for 6 years, I think enough is enough.
That sounds right, the clock just triggered AOCs sub and Wenger couldn´t bother to recalculate. But he won´t be leaving, so we´ll have more seasons with MUtd games to see the day he actually manages to outplay (and more importantly, outscore) them.Quote:
Originally Posted by Syn
Though watching twitch crying is a tonic.Quote:
Originally Posted by Niall_Quinn
Has MO got enough razorblades to go around?
I exhausted my laughing of it in preparation for this.Quote:
Originally Posted by Niall_Quinn
Is MO the new Alias?
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Originally Posted by Master Splinter
Where's Wenger. He should Haul his fucking arse in front of the cameras right now and explain himself.
he ran awayQuote:
Originally Posted by Niall_Quinn
I think it's far too easy to read something into RvP's reaction at the end of the game, and his instinctive response to The Ox being substituted.
He could just have been disappointed by his own miss of an open goal. Good finish may have made up for it later, but this miss still plays on a striker's mind.
Awesome player, but not beyond criticism himself. He's bound to leave at the end of the season- we all suspected as much, but in my opinion, today's behaviour isn't the first sign of cracks emerging.
Handing in his resignation to PHW hopefully.Quote:
Originally Posted by Niall_Quinn
Hopefully getting a bollocking from RVPQuote:
Originally Posted by Niall_Quinn
I'm using pencils and a spoon. I want it to be slow and agonising. Like everything else connected to Arsenal.Quote:
Originally Posted by Marc Overmars
Press confrence at 7Quote:
Originally Posted by Marc Overmars
He is arguably the worlds top striker (excluding Messi and Ronaldo as they're freaks), if he knows what's good for him he will leave.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ernesto
Thought Rosicky played reasonably well today, personally. Was ineffective in the first half (then again, so was most of the team) but helped contribute to us playing a high tempo pressing game in the second and was one of the passes that led to VP's goal (iirc it was Koscielny>Rosicky>Oxo>VP). He seems to have gotten some of his spark back from when he first joined us, and is always willing to have a shot.
Quite disappointed in Ramsey, on the other hand...
Going to be quite an uncomfortable answer to the sub question.
Hope he doesn't dig out something up there with the Arshavin benching for the Cup semi-final reason.
Oh cool, are we buying players :popcorn:Quote:
Originally Posted by Charlie the Gooner