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I’ve been happier for a long time accepting the fact that human beings are cunts. You might have the odd outlier like Nicholas Winton who seems bizarre to the rest of us because he wasn’t motivated by self interest in anyway. But we are all cunts, if I was Stan Kroenke and reading this forum I’d be laughing hysterically before masturbating contemptuously and wiping the sploodge off my dripping cock with a fifty dollar bill.Quote:
Originally Posted by Niall_Quinn
If I was Stan Kroenke I'd shoot myself in the stomach and bleed out.Quote:
Originally Posted by Herbert_Chapman's_Zombie
Philosophical NQ:bow:Quote:
Originally Posted by Niall_Quinn
He’s outstayed his welcome to the point now where people probably won’t even give a shit if he stays on next season and even if he signs a another extension.Quote:
Originally Posted by Herbert_Chapman's_Zombie
This club is a soulless pit now thanks to those who run it.
To think, be careful what you wish for was the common retort amongst the apologists.
Fortunately for me. I went to sleep after the first 30 mins. I must be a genius.
Woke up now at 2.30 am reading this thread. I am defo a genius.
Walcotts hair is my most lasting impression of the match ...that and the Serbians had even worse strikers than we do. How is that possible?
I didn't bother watching at all so I'm even clevererQuote:
Originally Posted by Globalgunner
Joey Deacon > Letters > Globalgunner
Wenker's take on last night's horrific insult to football:
Beyond delusional. Two pub outfits lumbering around and throwing the odd clubfoot at the ball in the hope it found its way to a teammate. And all at a snail's pace that bored the fans into watching Eastenders on their phones. That's what actually happened.Quote:
'You could see tonight it was a very intense game, and with the number of games we play, we want to play in every single competition. I will continue (rotating) at the moment.
'They started stronger than us; they played very well at the start. They played with a high pace, were dangerous on the breaks and defended very well.
'In the second half we dominated possession much more but lacked a bit of quality in the final ball, vision to find the right space and overall it was a fair 0-0.
'It's frustrating when you don't score, but overall you understand that with many young players in the team, that's part of the learning process for them, playing these types of games.'
In Wenker's mystical fantasy land it was a high tempo game that we ended up dominating. He's not even in the same dimension as us. He's off in some parallel universe where his anti-matter talent complement everything he touches, rather than annihilating it.
Can't fault your logic even though I'm sceptical of the outcome. Even so.......Quote:
Originally Posted by Letters
Wenger out!
Didn't watch the game but from what I can tell from other people and the results, it was a lucky escape. Yet another abject performance in a long list of them, that's the thing we do get results but the performance seem to be pretty average, by all intents and purposes if Red Star had a half decent striker they'd have beaten us as well.
I honestly don't know how a manager can possibly feel satisfied with what he's seeing these days and then claim it's entertainment and that this group of players is doing a good job, does he not watch the matches?
Anyway we qualified but really would have been good to have got a convicing win, just to lift confidence, yes we're getting some wins, but they're mostly narrow and we're building zero momentum at all, when is the last time anyone can remember Arsenal going on a run of games where we've beaten most teams out of sight and looked like a really good team, I can't personally remember.
Very intense game?Quote:
Originally Posted by Niall_Quinn
My early morning bowel movement was more intense
Certainly more satisfying