Super Jack & Super Jack Related News

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Originally Posted by footloose, the wanderer

You should visit Japan next pre season tour (or sooner depending on your NEED)

http://www.buzzfeed.com/lydiah/35-ki...the-world-18d7

Seem to have 20-30 different flavoured Kit Kats at any one time....I'd pass on the potato flavored one but some seem wild (good) - blood orange fer instance.

Reportedly Japan has produced 200!!!! different flavoured Kit Kats since 2000

Dark chocolate my favourite!

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Oh my word stop the earth rotating! 200 flavours. I am obsessed with those delicious little sticks. Do Ryanair fly to Japan?


As for Wilshere, he is a very silly boy and I wish he would just steer clear of crap like this, particularly at times like this. He might be the loveliest guy in the world when you're speaking to him in the ground in a comfy boxes but he no doubts has his moments as all young men do. Doesn't mean he is an angel or a demon, he is just human.

I may be in a minority but I think Wenger intimated both that he was totally against pro athletes smoking but also that if you are going to be so foolish as to be caught with your pants down, at least do it within the privacy of your own home so you don't get a needless little story out of it by the press.

Wenger dealt with it logically imo and stopped short of directly or personally criticising him, which in my view he would have bee well within his rights to. This is the manger who's first action at this club was pretty much to revolutionise the methods applying to fitness & health in theory and practice and that was closer to 20 years ago. Is it any wonder that the sight of an apparent future captain of the club, with it all to prove still, ostensibly smoking is not exactly enthusing him.

He had a textbook Big Man Moment today.

A thoroughbred GHEL if there ever was one.

Now what was he smoking ? first goal in 3 years

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Originally Posted by Munchies

Now what was he smoking ? first goal in 3 years

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assume you mean premier league goal? he scored in the CL last season and swansea in the cup

Wilshere slams AAA over Mo Farah

Jack Wilshere believes the influx of foreign stars in team GB should not concern England © Getty Images
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England midfielder Jack Wilshere has hit out at the AAA's recruitment of Somalia-born Mo Farah, insisting only "English people" should play for the national team.

Farah turned down an international call-up for Somalia's World Cup qualifiers, saying he was British through and through after winning Olympic and world gold medals at both 5000 and 10000 metres and being hailed by the Prime minister as Britains greatest ever athlete.

But Wilshere believes the AAA's ploy is off the mark.

"The only people who should play for England are Good Honest English Lads," he said, before taking an impossibly long drag on a marlboro light. "If you live in England for five years, it doesn't make you English.

"You shouldn't play. It doesn't mean you can play for a country. If I went to Spain and lived there for five years, I'm not going to play for Spain."

Wilshere also commented on the influx of foreign stars in the Premier League, insisting it should not be a cause for concern for England as they look to build toward next summer's World Cup finals.

The lack of English players getting opportunities to play in England's top flight has often been a topic for debate, but Wilshere has now joined the argument to insist the "crisis" is not as big as some have suggested.

"I don't think we should be worried at all," he said. "You look in the Premier League and we saw that 25 million Soldado do nothing bar a couple of penalties, and he is supposed to make Sp*rs contenders, haha. It's not just him to be fair. There are other Johhny foreigners coming through as well. Aspas looks like his face was painted onto a balloon"

"Okay, there is a few foreign players as well, but I can learn from the foreign players at Arsenal. Santi Cazorla, Mesut Ozil, they are top, top players, and I can only learn from them. Plus they aren't challenging me for an England shirt. I think. I do worry about Arteta though"

"Teams want the best players, and if you have the best players coming through the academy, you will play. If you are good enough, it doesn't matter where you come from, but you have to be good enough. But if a dog is born in a barn, its still a fackin' dog"

Meanwhile, Wilshere believes the sparkling form of Wayne Rooney and Daniel Sturridge should fill England with optimism ahead of Friday's crucial qualifier against Montenegro at Wembley Stadium.

England's failure to find a prolific sidekick for Rooney has long been one of their failings in major tournaments, but Wilshere believes England now have the firepower required to make a mark on the biggest of stages.

"Sturridge is the best striker in the league this season," Wilshere added. "Rooney doesn't lose his appetite and is Manchester United's best player, so those two can be important for us. There's too good reasons not to put Soldado in your fantasy team."


Wilshere went on to speak about the influence the senior England players are still having in the squad, with two of his former role models singled out for special praise.

"Having players like Steven Gerrard, Frank Lampard and Wayne Rooney, who have been there in big tournaments and big qualifiers, that will help us," he said. "As a young footballer, I grew up watching those two [Gerrard and Lampard]. We only ever ate roast beef, it was always sunny, a pint of black - if you can still call it that, who knows these days- only cost a pound and you could walk down the street without it stinking of halal vindaloo falafels."

"The way Steven Gerrard passes the ball, his range of passing, the way he puts his foot in. The way Lampard gets forward, and his goal-scoring record speaks for itself. So I can learn from him. And I never rated Owen Hargreaves, the canuck-Kraut, glass kneed plastic mug"

"And Don't get me started about saffers in the cricket." He continued, stubbing out his cigarette in Malala Yousafzai's face. "Listen. Premier League? what we need is a proper League. You know, one which Defends...England"

Grinning inanely at this point, he lifts his shirt to reveal his latest tattoo. A mosque, next to a cartoonish "BOOM!!" caption.

Allegedly

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Wilshere said: ‘We have to remember what we are, we are English and we tackle hard and we are tough on the pitch and we are hard to beat. We have great characters. You think of Spain and they are technical, but you think of England and you think they are brave and they tackle hard.

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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/foo...y-England.html

So brave!!

What a load of sanctimonious shit.

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What an idiot.

It's that mindset that's holding him back.

So after being caught with his pants down (smoking) and making up some ridiculous story noone with a braincell would believe and having an awful match (albeit with a deflected goal) he decided he should come out with sh*t like this?

Impressive, he really doesn't know when to quit :lol:

I'm beginning to think Jack is not going to last too long at Arsenal.

It's all in his head.

The boy needs counselling.

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He starts off reasonably enough and is correct with the point that Januzaj shouldn't play for England, before he turns into a disciple of Syn. Extremely well-versed in the Enghelish ideology.

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"If you live in England for five years it doesn't make you English," Arsenal's Wilshere, 21, said.

"If I went to Spain and lived there for five years I'm not going to play for Spain."

England boss Roy Hodgson has confirmed he has been monitoring 18-year-old midfielder Januzaj.

Wilshere said: "We have to remember what we are. We are English. We tackle hard, are tough on the pitch and are hard to beat.

"We have great characters. You think of Spain and you think technical but you think of England and you think they are brave and they tackle hard. We have to remember that.

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It isn't a concern. He's just very thick and doesn't think before he speaks. That's why he goes from making a reasonable point to a completely irrelevant one in the next sentence.

Quitting is tough, Wheelchair can confirm.

And that's our football blueprint, hard in the tackle, brave and tough to beat? Our poor displays come at a great surprise to me.

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Simple fool!

I'll still support him.

That. Plus he's a fucking good footballer.

He needs smarter advisers around him. He back tracked on the cigarette thing and admitted what he'd done but it was silly to deny it in the first place. It was a terrible statement to put out. He should avoid these sort of questions.

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Originally Posted by Power_n_Glory

He needs smarter advisers around him. He back tracked on the cigarette thing and admitted what he'd done but it was silly to deny it in the first place. It was a terrible statement to put out. He should avoid these sort of questions.

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The England people wheel him out for these media conferences a lot. At Arsenal I can't remember him ever speaking alongside Wenger for the pre-Champions League media conferences. They probably know he doesn't have the smarts to properly deal with the delicate questions when they come up. England seem happy to expose him wherever they can, being their best young player.

It's really nothing to be concerned about though. He's made a fair comment on a current issue but just added a load of random shit to it.

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Originally Posted by LDG

I'll still support him.

That. Plus he's a fucking good footballer.

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He should stick to being just that and not open his mouth. Especially when there are ciggies around.

He's thick as. Keep him the hell away from Twitter and microphones.
I'm not even sure he's that good.

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Originally Posted by Letters

He's thick as. Keep him the hell away from Twitter and microphones.
I'm not even sure he's that good.

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Pretty much agree with everything there!

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Originally Posted by Letters

I'm not even sure he's that good.

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He is brilliant. We've seen this before. Let's not go down the road of fickleness about yet another player's ability.

He's gone past the point of no return.

He's our Big Man and we just need to accept it, he'd already proven himself to be a wrong'un long before this season.

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Originally Posted by Marc Overmars

He's gone past the point of no return.

He's our Big Man and we just need to accept it, he'd already proven himself to be a wrong'un long before this season.

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eh?

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Originally Posted by Dennis Bendtner

He is brilliant. We've seen this before. Let's not go down the road of fickleness about yet another player's ability.

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He's shown a lot of promise but is he living up to it?
Has he been brilliant this season? I've not seen it.

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Originally Posted by Letters

He's shown a lot of promise but is he living up to it?
Has he been brilliant this season? I've not seen it.

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No he hasn't, but that's the trouble with making an assessment of a player on a handful of games. He did a hell of a lot in his previous season and a half to suggest that people shouldn't doubt his ability. No doubt you were one who enjoyed his performance against Barcelona. My point was that we see the same repeated pattern on here with so many players - see Ramsey for the best recent example. A dip in performance is hardly unusual but we don't seem to have the patience to put up with it irrespective of circumstance.

The only thing worse than a racist is a n*gger.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IwrUkeYxUF0

Ain't nobody got time fo' dat

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Originally Posted by Dennis Bendtner

No he hasn't, but that's the trouble with making an assessment of a player on a handful of games. He did a hell of a lot in his previous season and a half to suggest that people shouldn't doubt his ability. No doubt you were one who enjoyed his performance against Barcelona. My point was that we see the same repeated pattern on here with so many players - see Ramsey for the best recent example. A dip in performance is hardly unusual but we don't seem to have the patience to put up with it irrespective of circumstance.

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Couldn't agree more.

Is Ritalin on the banned substances list? I think Jack would do well on it.

He only came back from injury in September 2012 so it hasn't been a season and a half and strictly speaking he's neither created many nor scored many goals in that time.

He's been ok, but as I've said before way overhyped because he's English he's come through our youth system, he's done nothing to justify the hype in any sense I'm afraid bar a handful of good games.

Not too impressed with his behaviour either tbh, he's grown up under AW so should know better. Jury is out, he's young but he's got a lot to prove and IMO right now he's not key to our success, in our current midfield he's a sub.

Looks like this seasons AWOL player will be Jack.

Questionable performances and WTF moments. Like the Chinese new year but Arsenal style; "which Arsenal player is this the year of to go AWOL?"

http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2013/...52_634x328.jpg

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http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2013/...35_634x110.jpg
http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2013/...150_634x79.jpg

:lol: You know you're in trouble when you're getting pwned (as the kids are saying) by John Fashinu.

jackie boy is a bit of a chav, isn't he?

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Originally Posted by Josh_Gooner

jackie boy is a bit of a chav, isn't he?

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New EDL chairman :lol:

He's absolutely spot on. And no, Mr. Pietersen, you're not English. Thought that was common sense.

He really isn't.

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Originally Posted by Josh_Gooner

jackie boy is a bit of a chav, isn't he?

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He's a role model for chavs.

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Originally Posted by Syn

He's absolutely spot on. And no, Mr. Pietersen, you're not English. Thought that was common sense.

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Coming from a Sri Lankan? :lol:

What Jack said though is spot on. You shouldnt live in x country for all your life, get to age 18, think i wont play for that country as too many good players in my way, ill go to country y, live there for five years and play for them that way. thats bollocks. he is spot on.

if you are born in one country, move over here at young age, live here and then play for england consider yourself english (like Mo Farah for example) then there is no problem with playing for england. the media have asked jack a question, twisted his words beyond belief. Jack is spot on here.


but what this has done, by asking Jack a question, has created headlines that have totally deflected attention away from the real question. the real question is "why the fuck do england need to get young players to live here for five years so they can play for england, instead of promoting our own youngsters?" are we that fucked that we need players to basically move here for five years because all other english players in the youth teams are total dogs hit?