Imagine what it would have been if he hadn't treated us like his toy and implemented a flawed youth project and had a disastrous decade.Quote:
Originally Posted by Niall_Quinn
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Imagine what it would have been if he hadn't treated us like his toy and implemented a flawed youth project and had a disastrous decade.Quote:
Originally Posted by Niall_Quinn
If you remember the Godzilla film of 1998 with Matthew Broderick. After the scene where the monster had devoured the mountain of fish in the square and managed to escape the guns of the entire US military. The Sergeant remarks that Godzilla had literally destroyed NY and they had done nothing to him. To which the scientist replies " No, we did do something to him. We fed him"
Wenger is our monster, after another 2 years of further fracturing the Arsenal fanbase for his own indulgence. We can at least say we fed him for 2 years. Maybe another 5 years if the fancy takes him. Will we win the league or CL in that time?....No, but we will have fed his ego and bank account.
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Originally Posted by Globalgunner
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Originally Posted by Özim
Aye, 2 years if we are lucky, the only way he leaves here is if he is carried out in a coffin. He's here for a good while yet....irrespective of what happens and things will get worse but we all know that Kroenke and his band of merry men won't act.Quote:
Originally Posted by Globalgunner
I think he meant performance as if you win every game 2-1 you win the league. I didn't see the game but I am guessing that City aren't running scared quite yet.Quote:
Originally Posted by Letters
Maybe. I didn't see it. I hear we were less than convincing. Important win though. Bit scared about the next 2 league games :ilt:Quote:
Originally Posted by Bumble
I’m not.Quote:
Originally Posted by Letters
We’re due our annual top performance against quality opposition.
I'm thinking the same. But could it also be our annual performance where the players pull Wenger to one side and say, boss, we'll take care of this one - you relax, put you feet up, buy yourself a new coat.Quote:
Originally Posted by Marc Overmars
I didn't see it :haha:Quote:
Originally Posted by Letters
The first half was everything that's wrong with Arsenal - loads of side-to-side passing, leaving Lacazette almost entirely out of the play, and allowing Swansea to calm down and then hit us on the break for their goal.Quote:
Originally Posted by Letters
Wenger then got them out early for the second half and we were more urgent after that - still Lacazette didn't see enough of the ball but when he did he did some nice stuff, helping to create the first goal plus some other chances.
Kolasinac was probably our most consistent player throughout.
On the second half performance we were good enough, but why are we always so bad at the start of games?