Meanwhile on RvPs real twitter account #joeybartonforenglandlol "what a cunt, I'm outta this shithole asap😝"
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Meanwhile on RvPs real twitter account #joeybartonforenglandlol "what a cunt, I'm outta this shithole asap😝"
Tell you what, if Wenger's made 50,000 substitutions in 30 years then you have to admire his ability to make more than 10 per game.
Wenger :bow:
10 a game? We're going to lose the seven trophies we won under him. :rose:
He has a little bit twinge and is playing with the handbrake on, so fuck you!Quote:
Originally Posted by Boss
You have to wonder how many injurys are players have really had and how many aw has made up.Quote:
Originally Posted by Niall_Quinn
Is that all he has won here not really much is it tbh, then again knowing Arsene's math's it will be doube in his eye's lolQuote:
Originally Posted by McNamara That Ghost...
and yet out players still come of injured for 2 months or 2-3 weeks as AW says lolQuote:
Originally Posted by Letters
http://www1.skysports.com/football/n...king-a-mistakeQuote:
Captain Robin van Persie has warned critics they will live to regret writing off Arsenal this season.
Much has been made of the fall-out from the Gunners' 2-1 home defeat by Manchester United last Sunday, which left them five points behind Chelsea after a third successive Premier League loss.
Manager Arsene Wenger was jeered by some fans for his substitution of livewire Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain for the ineffectual Andrey Arshavin.
Captain Van Persie was quick to play down suggestions he had questioned the manager's judgement in an apparent negative reaction to the switch, which was made because Oxlade-Chamberlain - who set up the Dutchman's equaliser - had been hampered by a calf problem.
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Van Persie, ahead of Sunday's FA Cup fourth-round tie against Aston Villa, went as far as to post a statement on Facebook, in which he issued a rallying call.
Trophies
"There are plenty of games still left, we have recovered from reverses like this before and we will win again, so anybody writing us off is making a mistake," he said.
"This could still be a good season for us. We have the FA Cup to look forward to and the Champions League.
"We will all be giving 100 per cent to make sure we bring one of those trophies home, hopefully both of them."Let's all stick together and fight."
There was on Thursday some positive news on the recovery of full-back Bacary Sagna, who resumed full training with the rest of the squad for the first time since suffering a fractured right fibula during the defeat at Tottenham on 2nd October.
Ambition
With Andre Santos, Carl Jenkinson and Kieran Gibbs also sidelined, teenage defender Ignasi Miquel has been drafted into a makeshift backline.
Barcelona-born Miquel, 19, has come up through the youth ranks at Arsenal, captaining the reserves before being handed his first-team debut in last season's FA Cup fifth-round tie at Leyton Orient.
The young Spaniard, who has been asked to operate as a left-back, is hoping an extended cup run can fulfil a life-long ambition.
"It is a dream to play at Wembley in a big final. First, we have to go step by step, but obviously if we can get to Wembley it would be a big, big thing for us," Miquel said.
"We have not won a title for quite long, so it would be great for us - but our next game is on Sunday against Aston Villa and we must focus on that."
http://www.goal.com/en-gb/news/3277/...thing-in-talk-Quote:
Barcelona vice-president Josep Maria Bartomeu has insisted that Arsenal attacker Robin van Persie is not a transfer target for the Blaugrana for the time being.
A number of recent reports in Spain suggested that the Netherlands international has attracted the interest of the Champions League holders with a series of superb performances this term, but Bartomeu feels this is not the right time to think about a transfer.
"There is nothing going on at the moment," Bartomeu told Spanish newspaper Sport.
"There are some rumours, but this is not the right time to talk about Van Persie. We have to focus on our performances on the pitch."
Van Persie has a contract with Arsenal until the summer of 2013, and the Gunners are desperate to open talks about a new deal.
Nevertheless, the Dutchman seems to have no interest in discussing a contract extension at this stage of the season, thus fuelling speculations that he could leave the club this summer.
So it begins
Just for clarity. I too laughed at his silly 50,000 substitutions comment.Quote:
Originally Posted by Charlie the Gooner
Until I listened to the actual press conference.
He doesn't say 50,000 substitions, he says "I've made 50,000 decisions/substitutions..."
Has he made 50,000 decisions in 30 year of management? Well yeah, probably that and more.