Did not loose his voice when he told his son to get the money and sign for chavs when he knew we were after him.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ach
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Did not loose his voice when he told his son to get the money and sign for chavs when he knew we were after him.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ach
He won titles thereQuote:
Originally Posted by Charlie the Gooner
Would have won f all here
Good move
Me and my brother saw SWP in a bar one summer not too long after signing for City. My bro told him he should have signed for us. SWP pulled him back to say we had first option to buy him but didn't make a move for him.Quote:
Originally Posted by Charlie the Gooner
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You young punks have no respect! :lol:
Never said we made a move for him.Quote:
Originally Posted by Power_n_Glory
:blink:Quote:
Originally Posted by Charlie the Gooner
Show me where i said it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ach
Yep. He talks utter, utter shit.Quote:
Originally Posted by Marc Overmars
And his 'son' is shit too.
You said we were after him.Quote:
Originally Posted by Charlie the Gooner
P&G posted SWP said we were never after him
You then deny saying it
I repeat :blink:
I said we were after him i never said we moved for him.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ach
Whats the difference?Quote:
Originally Posted by Charlie the Gooner
You critisise Wrighty for telling his son to move to Chelsea and not us How can he move to us if we werent after him?
Dear god, its like talking to a brick wall
Their is a clear diffrence, being after him, means were thinking about making a move for him, moving for him means bidding for him.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ach
:lol: If Ian Wright posted on GW people say.
Charlie, lay off the yayo, mane!
:hug:Quote:
Originally Posted by Power_n_Glory
It's okay, man. We're gonna get you some help.
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CESC FABREGAS is backing Arsene Wenger to confound his critics again and keep Arsenal at the top of the English game.
The controversial sale of star striker Robin van Persie to Manchester United has prompted many to write off the Gunners’ chances this season.
Just like they did when Fabregas was sold to Barcelona last summer.
But the former Gunners skipper argued: “Arsene Wenger is amazing and I’m sure he will prove it again this season.
“He always finds the best young talent in Europe and has the courage to bring them in and give them their chance.
“That is his special talent, the way he works with a player to build their confidence and encourage them to play, to perform at their best.
“That’s why I’m confident that Arsenal will again be up there challenging.
“I hope so. I watch them every weekend because Arsenal still mean so much to me.
“It was a privilege for me to spend eight years at such a magnificent club.
“But now is a new chapter at Barcelona and I said when I signed here that it was going to be the most exciting and difficult challenge of my life.
“I knew I was coming to compete for a place against the best players in the world. But I like big challenges.
“If I didn’t I would have stayed at Arsenal where I was the captain, where I played every game and where I was treated so well.
“I have a big heart, a strong character and I have the courage to carry on competing for my place.”
Read more: http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage...#ixzz26gO87Sml
So playing for Arsenal wasnt a challenge?Quote:
“But I like big challenges. If I didn’t, I would have stayed at Arsenal where I was the captain, where I played every game and where I was treated so well.
Read more: http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage...#ixzz26gOtnPf7
What a **** this guy is.
http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage...mbus-Crew.html
Why couldnt he ever fluke one like that considering the amount of crap corners he took for us?
Yeah, with that in our armoury we might have been pretty good. :lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by Ach
http://www.goal.com/en-gb/news/2896/...n-playing-saysQuote:
Arsenal legend Ray Parlour believes Theo Walcott must sort out his future and concentrate on playing after failing to start a match for the club so far this season.
Walcott’s existing contract runs out next summer and the winger has been strongly linked with a move to either Manchester City or Liverpool after recently rejecting talks over a new deal.
Gunners boss Arsene Wenger has previously admitted his concern over Walcott’s current situation, and Parlour says he fails to understand the contract wrangles.
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“Everyone wants to see Theo Walcott sign a new contract,” Parlour told talkSPORT. “He’s got a lot of work to do on the pitch though and, at the moment, he’s not playing.
“He’s a good player, but he needs to say whether he’s staying or he’s going and then concentrate on his football.
“All these contract talks can sometimes affect your game. He’s probably thinking more about money and less about his game.
“It’s one of those situations where the player has got to be happy with what he’s got. I can never understand these wrangles over contracts.
"Sure you have a figure in your head which you’re happy with and once that’s been agreed then it’s done. Whether Theo is holding his cards close to his chest and saying, 'well, I’ve got one year left on my contract, I want £100,000 a week', I don’t know."
:lol:
Phone Theo in his 4x4 and offer him £55k pw and be sure Shitmack has been left at the side of the road.
http://www.goal.com/en-gb/news/2896/...ub-legend-tonyQuote:
Former Arsenal captain Tony Adams says the club’s selling policy is chipping away at their credibility as one of Europe’s top sides.
Adams, who spent his entire career with the north London club, believes that allowing star players such as Robin van Persie, Samir Nasri and Cesc Fabregas to leave the Emirates Stadium has given other sides a poor impression of them.
"It sends out all the wrong messages for me, being a selling club," he told the London Evening Standard.
"Piece by piece for seven years, it chips away at your credibility. Selling your best players is part of that.
"I very much see Arsenal as the biggest club in the world, so I can't understand why anybody would want to play anywhere else - but I can understand it was very different for me.
"I am looking at it not as an ex-player or pundit, but as a fan and giving what the fans are thinking and feeling."
The Gunners have made an impressive start to the current campaign, remaining unbeaten in all competitions with the addition of Adams’ former defensive partner Steve Bould to the Arsenal dug-out being cited as an improvement in their back-line, which has shipped just one league goal this season.
However Adams’ feels that the mentality and style of the team is not set-up to be a success.
"The problem for me in the last seven years is the defensive vulnerabilities as a team - the goalkeeper, the back four, even the central midfield players, the mentality of the team," he added.
"I don't think they are a team that are set up to do what Chelsea did last year in the Champions League and I don't think Arsene wants to.
“Year in, year out the team with the best defence wins the league and we saw the team with the best defence win the Champions League, so it makes you wonder why a lot of teams aren't focusing more on defending."
Arsenal got their European campaign off to a good start with a win away at French champions Montpellier on Tuesday.
And despite that early win in the competition, Adams is not optimisitc about their chances of lifting the trophy for the first time at Wembley Stadium next summer.
"I expect them to score goals, but they cannot win the Champions League with their current mentality," he said.
"I hope they prove me wrong, but against the better teams I think they will fall short again. I am not alone here - I think most of the Arsenal fans would agree with me.
"To actually think you are going to play Barcelona or Real Madrid off the pitch...I don't think this team are good enough to do that."
Spot fucking on
Adams :bow:
Time he came back home
We're a buying and selling club.
Arsenal in not as good as Barcelona/Real Madrid shocker.
He looked a state on Sky last night.Quote:
Originally Posted by McNamara That Ghost...
I have no particular issue with what he is saying, but at least we are tring to address the defensive issue. Rome wasn;t built in a day.Quote:
Former Arsenal captain Tony Adams says the club’s selling policy is chipping away at their credibility as one of Europe’s top sides.
Adams, who spent his entire career with the north London club, believes that allowing star players such as Robin van Persie, Samir Nasri and Cesc Fabregas to leave the Emirates Stadium has given other sides a poor impression of them.
"It sends out all the wrong messages for me, being a selling club," he told the London Evening Standard.
"Piece by piece for seven years, it chips away at your credibility. Selling your best players is part of that.
"I very much see Arsenal as the biggest club in the world, so I can't understand why anybody would want to play anywhere else - but I can understand it was very different for me.
"I am looking at it not as an ex-player or pundit, but as a fan and giving what the fans are thinking and feeling."
The Gunners have made an impressive start to the current campaign, remaining unbeaten in all competitions with the addition of Adams’ former defensive partner Steve Bould to the Arsenal dug-out being cited as an improvement in their back-line, which has shipped just one league goal this season.
However Adams’ feels that the mentality and style of the team is not set-up to be a success.
"The problem for me in the last seven years is the defensive vulnerabilities as a team - the goalkeeper, the back four, even the central midfield players, the mentality of the team," he added.
"I don't think they are a team that are set up to do what Chelsea did last year in the Champions League and I don't think Arsene wants to.
“Year in, year out the team with the best defence wins the league and we saw the team with the best defence win the Champions League, so it makes you wonder why a lot of teams aren't focusing more on defending."
Arsenal got their European campaign off to a good start with a win away at French champions Montpellier on Tuesday.
And despite that early win in the competition, Adams is not optimisitc about their chances of lifting the trophy for the first time at Wembley Stadium next summer.
"I expect them to score goals, but they cannot win the Champions League with their current mentality," he said.
"I hope they prove me wrong, but against the better teams I think they will fall short again. I am not alone here - I think most of the Arsenal fans would agree with me.
"To actually think you are going to play Barcelona or Real Madrid off the pitch...I don't think this team are good enough to do that."
As for being a selling club I agree with the credibility chipping point. But what these ex players/pundits never do is suggest an alternative. Reality is that with the rise of the Petro-Dollar billionaire clubs we don't have much choice. Plus the trend was started in order for us to get a new stadium - something that is going to be a problem for most of our competitors in the years to come.
generally because defending in your penalty area for 89 minutes wont win you a matchQuote:
"I don't think they are a team that are set up to do what Chelsea did last year in the Champions League and I don't think Arsene wants to.
how often does anyone do that?Quote:
"To actually think you are going to play Barcelona or Real Madrid off the pitch..."
Neither did ChelseaQuote:
Originally Posted by Terry Tuffnutz
that's right, they didn't play either of those off the pitch.
They did Barcelona tbh
In the semis
With 10 men
Barca :lol:
Anyway the point is, we all know the like of Barca and Real will have the majority of the ball against most teams. Whilst the likes of Chelsea can adjust their tactics/formations accordingly to go on and humiliate Barca as we saw last season, Wenger wont change a thing and will try to out football them and we'll end up getting slaughtered as shown whenever we have been to the Nou Camp in recent seasons
i can't abide anything that comes out of adams mouth.
so even if something he says for once may be close to the truth, i refuse to hear it.
he should've stayed drunk, finished his career a ledge and died quietly somewhere of liver failure.
He's very depressing.Quote:
Originally Posted by LDG
Adams still drunk i see.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ach
Ive never been drunk but does being drunk mean you speak the truth?Quote:
Originally Posted by Charlie the Gooner
Cos thats all Adams did
A drunk mans words are a sober mans thoughts.
Yes it was.Quote:
Rome wasn;t built in a day.
That just means speaking shit instead of thinking it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Marc Overmars
I never said he never spoke the truth :coffee:Quote:
Originally Posted by Ach
:bow:Quote:
Originally Posted by Charlie the Gooner
Wenger would rather play pretty (though I question whether it is always) and lose than play ugly and win.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ach
Sometimes you have to look at the opposition and recognise their threat is greater than yours and that you can't just play your own game and win, top managers look at the problem facing them and adapt, Wenger doesn't.