Is Olivier Giroud a " born again "

I don't have a problem with booze at the ground.

These days its the only way to get through a match.

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Originally Posted by Power_n_Glory

I'm not talking about GW posters. I'm referring to the boos at the ground, as what was being originally discussed.

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Fair enough, but our home record tends to be pretty good. Even this year when we've been pretty poor it's W8 D3 L1.
You're not going to get loads of protests while you're winning.

Include all competitions because we haven't just lost once at home.

Also, the travelling supporters have been pretty vocal this year. Are they spoilt brats as well?

Its not Girouds fault, he's simply not very good - a million miles away from the quality strikers we face in the C.L. - its the French fuckwit that buys mediocre players in key positions over the pitch.
How many of Girouds 5 sitters would Berbatov have tucked away the other night & he's a Spud/Fulham reject.

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Originally Posted by Power_n_Glory

Include all competitions because we haven't just lost once at home.

Also, the travelling supporters have been pretty vocal this year. Are they spoilt brats as well?

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OK. W13 D4 L3. Still pretty good.
My point is frustration is obviously going to be more evident when results aren't good and at home they generally have been good.
Away they've been more patchy so of course the fans will show more dissent.

So you think fans are discontent with what happens in this season alone? Is that's what's going on?

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Originally Posted by Letters

OK. W13 D4 L3. Still pretty good.
My point is frustration is obviously going to be more evident when results aren't good and at home they generally have been good.
Away they've been more patchy so of course the fans will show more dissent.

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When is a straw the last one? Don't see why Wednesday night shouldn't be the last straw? There are plenty of results before it that qualify, plenty to come if Wenger stays. So time to pick a last straw.

Our record doesn't matter any more. It just doesn't. Win, lose, draw. The sum of it all will be 4th place and the odd cup run (excluding the CL of course). Some might say that's fine, most teams don't achieve as much. That's the decision fans have to make for themselves. Does a club like Arsenal settle for that? Serious question.

For myself, after 10 years of flat, dull Wengerball pockmarked by catastrophic and humiliating failure whenever a genuine challenge presents itself it's just time. No recrimination, no animosity, just thanks and see you later. Doesn't matter if we've won 99% of the games at home, there's no progress. We are becalmed. On the 1% of occasions when a wind gets up and there's a chance of momentum the captain immediately scuttles the ship. It happens time and time and time again. Of course football is a funny old game, like the time the captain fell asleep and the crew sneaked a win against the gypos. The fact we view a single win of significance in 10, 20, 30 matches as progress tells us everything we need to know about where we are as a club.

Let's try something different now.

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Originally Posted by Niall_Quinn

When is a straw the last one? Don't see why Wednesday night shouldn't be the last straw? There are plenty of results before it that qualify, plenty to come if Wenger stays. So time to pick a last straw.

Our record doesn't matter any more. It just doesn't. Win, lose, draw. The sum of it all will be 4th place and the odd cup run (excluding the CL of course). Some might say that's fine, most teams don't achieve as much. That's the decision fans have to make for themselves. Does a club like Arsenal settle for that? Serious question.

For myself, after 10 years of flat, dull Wengerball pockmarked by catastrophic and humiliating failure whenever a genuine challenge presents itself it's just time. No recrimination, no animosity, just thanks and see you later. Doesn't matter if we've won 99% of the games at home, there's no progress. We are becalmed. On the 1% of occasions when a wind gets up and there's a chance of momentum the captain immediately scuttles the ship. It happens time and time and time again. Of course football is a funny old game, like the time the captain fell asleep and the crew sneaked a win against the gypos. The fact we view a single win of significance in 10, 20, 30 matches as progress tells us everything we need to know about where we are as a club.

Let's try something different now.

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Cracking post.

For me, to not show a single sign of improvement despite signing a worldie like Alexis tells me everything I need to know.

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Originally Posted by Niall_Quinn

When is a straw the last one? Don't see why Wednesday night shouldn't be the last straw? There are plenty of results before it that qualify, plenty to come if Wenger stays. So time to pick a last straw.

Our record doesn't matter any more. It just doesn't. Win, lose, draw. The sum of it all will be 4th place and the odd cup run (excluding the CL of course). Some might say that's fine, most teams don't achieve as much. That's the decision fans have to make for themselves. Does a club like Arsenal settle for that? Serious question.

For myself, after 10 years of flat, dull Wengerball pockmarked by catastrophic and humiliating failure whenever a genuine challenge presents itself it's just time. No recrimination, no animosity, just thanks and see you later. Doesn't matter if we've won 99% of the games at home, there's no progress. We are becalmed. On the 1% of occasions when a wind gets up and there's a chance of momentum the captain immediately scuttles the ship. It happens time and time and time again. Of course football is a funny old game, like the time the captain fell asleep and the crew sneaked a win against the gypos. The fact we view a single win of significance in 10, 20, 30 matches as progress tells us everything we need to know about where we are as a club.

Let's try something different now.

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