I don't think he was harsh enough.
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I don't think he was harsh enough.
You should have heard what he said about his mum.
'Pacey and strong' Konstantinos Mavropanos makes Arsenal bow as U23s romp to victory https://t.co/UQiK1rsfNA
Sven :bow:
UEFA's latest 'benchmarking' report is published tomorrow. Arsenal earn more per match-going fan per game than ANY club in the world https://t.co/yDofxhU0kJ
:lol:
More than double the spuds and Juve :doh:Quote:
Originally Posted by Dumbledore
Going on twice as much as the gypos :doh:
Floodlight robbery.
The FA (Fucking Arseholes) states:
Blatant lie. There's plenty of justification for calling out Dean for what he is. A fucking cheat.Quote:
'Mr Wenger is an incredibly experienced manager. He has occupied this position since 1996. This is his second misconduct charge within a 12-month period. There is no justification for this behaviour.'
The FA wants to bury its head in the sand, but if they are going to endorse dipshits like Dean taking to a professional pitch they should expect plenty more flak coming their way. And rightly so.
I was quite happy for Wenger to let him know his thoughts and take the ban.
The little prick.
I wonder how long the ban would be for punching Dean in the chops?. Anything less than a year would be well worth it.
We are the Champions my friends! And we’ll keep on gouging til the end!Quote:
Originally Posted by Dumbledore
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Yep. Wenger infuriates me but fair play to him for telling Mike Dean what we all think of himQuote:
Originally Posted by Blink 1nce Quince 2wice
Did he really call him a cunt and tell him he’s as much use as Anne Frank’s drum set?
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I would pay good money to see that. Wenger and our whole squad could take turns one by one. None of them turn up for matches anyway so a season long ban is nothing :good:Quote:
Originally Posted by Globalgunner
Adebayor on his exit and Wenger.
https://www.thesun.co.uk/sport/football/5373987/emmanuel-adebayor-arsenal-arsene-wenger/
Ouch!
Easily one of our most loathsome ex players.
A cunt with no redeeming features. At least I could respect the career Cashley had after leaving us but this guy? Waste of space.
Except the guy is lyingQuote:
Originally Posted by Özim
I had no problem with the fans that’s why I ran the length of the pitch to antagonise them after scoring.
And anyone who calls Mourinho honest has problems
We forced him against his will to accept more money. Disgraceful behaviour.
Don't see anything wrong with what he says tbhQuote:
Originally Posted by Özim
Looks like he hates Wenger just as much as we do. A proper gooner then.
Never liked the guy, always thought he was a one season wonder, which he was of course, but his exit was the fans fault, Arsene Wenger said so remember!
He's got no particular reason to hate Wenger though, maybe the club but not Wenger, I can imagine Wenger was keen to cash in so the club made a healthy profit and he could harp on about how he makes the club money and get himself a pay rise.
In addition plenty of players have said Mourinho was a better manager as well and he is to be fair, that's proven.
Ade is full of shit and so is Wenger. Both blamed the fans and both tried to lie about the club needing the money. Dishonest fuckers!Quote:
Originally Posted by Özim
Yeah I agree with this, he was only interested in money and so was Wenger.Quote:
Originally Posted by Delusions of Grandeur
That's quite interesting if it's true that Wenger forced Ade out. But somehow I don't believe him cause it makes no sense for him to keep quiet about that all this time. Wenger called him a gold digger as soon as the transfer went through - anyone with a shred of dignity would have called him a liar then and there.
I'd be surprised if there's anyone out there who doesn't know exactly what Adebayor is. Arsenal fans are in no doubt, that's for sure. After his pitch length celebration. Fuck him. Whatever he has to say, who cares?
Before Mkhitarian went to United I would have loved for us to sign him. Now I'm not too keen either. He doesn't work hard enough, goes missing in games, doesn't turn up when he's needed. Not enough of an end product either. Sounds a lot like the criticisms people have of Ozil.Quote:
Originally Posted by Özim
We're screwed if he's the replacement for Alexis. Not only in terms of talent, but most importantly his work rate, tenacity and match winning quality. We already have enough weak minded players who don't take responsibility.
Liverpool U18 2-3 Arsenal U18: Steven Gerrard's managerial debut at Anfield ends in defeat after five-goal thriller https://t.co/fdz4XPPmQY https://t.co/RkDYeMsB2N
Gerrard:haha:
Danny John-Jule's son. :bow:
What sadistic fuck keeps selling shares to Kroenke?
Arsenal owner Stan Kroenke has bought 22 more shares at £28,000 each. Owns 41,743 representing 67.09%
Letters :doh:
At least the Ox transfer funds are going to good use. Bought his stake for 500 mill. Now worth just under 1.2 bill, thereby valuing the club around the 1.75 bill mark.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dumbledore
Total private investment in the team: 0.000000 bill.
Profit to date: Approx 700 mill, although the other guy offered him over a billion for his shares.
Beats the hell out of me why he loves Wenger so much.
I'm surprised he didnt sell to Jabba for £2billion.
He could've bought middle america and turned it into a giant ranch state for that :shrug:
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Originally Posted by Dumbledore
Did the maths and by this metric he values the entire club at a mammoth £1.742 billion.
His stake on it's own is worth £1.17bn so assuming Kroenke wants to make some profit on it, we'll need someone to bid more than that to buy him out. :faint:
Where are you at Bezos or Zucerkberg?
I don't think he will ever sell unfortunately.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Emirates Gallactico
He won't sell. You don't sell your biggest cash cow.
A few of his assets have taken a tumble so AFC helps fly the flag.
Doesn't look like it, not good for the fans unfortunately, the club will never reach it's full potential with an owner that doesn't care.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jeebus
Oh I agree with that. You can tell just from the fact he's still buying up shares he doesn't have any intention to sell.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jeebus
However, I think he would if it was a truly absurd preposterous offer. Most people have their biting points at some point, especially when they have no real emotional connection to the asset.
e.g. I think someone would need to offer ~£2 billion just for his take alone (more than £800 million about current market rates) for him to seriously get tempted. Problem is that most who have that sort of money aren't stupid enough to do something like that.
Robin van Persie on why Arsene Wenger is the world's best manager - and he worked under Sir Alex Ferguson https://t.co/gfwPoA8FGE https://t.co/zj8M2kB2Vm
Yeah that's why you left him :lol:
Football players talk a lot of crap. It must be that heading of the ball, scrambles the pathways. He left for the same reason everybody leaves. Now he is making like those reasons have evaporated. No we are all still living with his listless lack of ambition, you dolt!Quote:
Originally Posted by Dumbledore
Not surprised.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dumbledore
When it comes to being a father figure to players and guiding them on the correct path in life, there's few better than Wenger - don't forget that young RVP was a hothead who nearly threw his career away. He probably credits Wenger for turning it around for him.
However, when it comes to actually winning important trophies then Ferguson obviously is miles better.
Fucking kidding me. 71 quid for a shirt? And 166 quid, what's that all about? Isn't it just a recycled coke bottle?Quote:
Arsenal announced their new man's shirt number on Twitter, using '#MKHITAR7AN', with the shirt going on sale from the club store for between £71 and £166, depending on the make.
Let me guess. We also top the charts in merchandise pricing?