Villa- post match thread

[Letters]

This is a reflection of society - all that boring shit I drone on about that people wish I'd shut up about. Football is far from the bubble they make out. The crazy money is only a carbon copy of the environments enjoyed by non-productive, thieving banksters or expense fiddling, chauffeur driven sock puppet politicians who front up a betrayal of the people (or the "fans" of democracy if you like). Evil football bastards in Yugoslavia could fuel a revolution. Could saner fans over here use that penchant for assembling in numbers to crash the absolute cunt pricks that have replaced our police and walk right up to the abusing cunts in charge of everything and "have a word"? That's what will get the sport you love back.

The only thing that will get the game back is if people en masse think "f*** this" and stop watching.
Stop going to games. Stop buying the f***ing shirts. Stop subscribing to Sky.
Go to your local amateur club instead. Yeah, it's rubbish but at least it's real.

You know who I blame? Maccy. He's keeping the whole thing running.

[Niall_Quinn]

The only thing that will get the game back is if people en masse think "f*** this" and stop watching.
Stop going to games. Stop buying the f***ing shirts. Stop subscribing to Sky.
Go to your local amateur club instead. Yeah, it's rubbish but at least it's real.

You know who I blame? Maccy. He's keeping the whole thing running.

Maccy is a classic establishment figure. He sits in the background monitoring everything with his huge array of screens. Everything that moves, he knows about it. There's nothing we can do to stop him, resistance is futile, our weapons are useless. Listen, and understand. He's out there. He can't be bargained with. He can't be reasoned with. he doesn't feel pity, or remorse, or fear. And he absolutely will not stop, ever, until we are buying the new away kit - which incidentally can be obtained from an Arsenal Store near you.

[The Emirates Gallactico]

Damn Maccy





Guy starts crying at 4:09. I know things aren't great but seriously .......

[Cripps_orig]

Damn Maccy





Guy starts crying at 4:09. I know things aren't great but seriously .......

Fellaini

[Niall_Quinn]

Damn Maccy





Guy starts crying at 4:09. I know things aren't great but seriously .......

Drugs plus too many fingers stuck in plug sockets.

[She Wore A Yellow Ribbon]

sorry to write this but if losing in the qualifier means wenger getting sacked then i hope we lose. and thats the first time ive ever felt like that. as a fan i feel completely dead inside.

the champions league has made fuck all difference. gustavo still chose wolfsburg, suarez aint coming, and we havent capitalised on the fact we finished 4th. i doubt we'll go on a spending spree even if we win the qualifier. we'll get one player if we're lucky and he'll be a 2-bob that wenger can nurture.

call me less of a fan whatever. ploughed enough money into the institution over the years and now i want the man out.

[The Emirates Gallactico]

Wenger and Gazidis well worth their combined 10 million in a year salaries. Highest in the game I've just read.

[Marc Overmars]

sorry to write this but if losing in the qualifier means wenger getting sacked then i hope we lose. and thats the first time ive ever felt like that. as a fan i feel completely dead inside.

the champions league has made fuck all difference. gustavo still chose wolfsburg, suarez aint coming, and we havent capitalised on the fact we finished 4th. i doubt we'll go on a spending spree even if we win the qualifier. we'll get one player if we're lucky and he'll be a 2-bob that wenger can nurture.

call me less of a fan whatever. ploughed enough money into the institution over the years and now i want the man out.

Not overly bothered about the CL anymore and I want Wenger gone but under no circumstances does losing amount to a greater good.

[Niall_Quinn]

CL is a bit pointless. If we're worried about qualifying then we aren't going anywhere in the competition. Plus with a tiny squad we'll be better off playing the minimum number of games possible. So early exits from all the cups would do us a huge favour. Or just play the kids in all the cup comps including the CL. Wrap the few first team players we have in cotton wool and try to finish as high up the table as possible in preparation for a proper manager coming in.

[The Emirates Gallactico]

Not sure if it's been posted already but new quotes from Wenger about the game yesterday and his future.

The Gunners manager does not fear for his job despite a trying summer and a 3-1 opening-day Premier League defeat to Aston Villa that prompted fury from supporters
Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger insists that he has no thoughts of losing his job, with pressure mounting amid a disappointing start to the season.

Saturday's 3-1 home defeat to Aston Villa drew fresh and furious criticism after the Gunners' inactive close-season in the transfer market as, despite Olivier Giroud's early strike, a double from Christian Benteke was compounded by Laurent Koscielny's dismissal and Antonio Luna's late debut goal, with Arsenal looking shaky in defence throughout.

However, the Frenchman is not giving his future any thought, highlighting his longevity with the Gunners and the loyalty that he has shown during his near-17-year spell with the club.

TRANSFER TALK

"We live in a media world and everybody has opinions that are definite and I have to live with that," Wenger told the press.

"In 16 years, I've shown my loyalty to this club. My worry is to do well. That's the only worry.

"As long as I'm here, I want to do well. I'm absolutely hugely disappointed because we've come out of a 10-game run in the last season without any defeat and we start the new season with a defeat at home.

"It's a massive blow and that's why the solution is not to sit here and say: 'Yes we'll buy and keep you happy'.

"What is important for us is to win football games with the players who are on the pitch and continue with what we did last year at the end of the season. When you have the ambition that we have, it's difficult to accept that you lose the first game at home."

http://www.goal.com/en-ng/news/4067/...enal-sack-talk

He just doesn't realise how unconvincing we were at times during our winning streak at the tail end of last season. Scrapping 1 - 0's and praying for no screwups. It's not a recipe for success.