Good Bye RVP!

[Syn]

What an unspeakably horrible **** and yet how typical, how normal, how expected. I'd hope he gets a career ending injury on his first outing but really, do I care that much? I'm not so sure. I've been caring less and less, well before van Purse thrust the latest knife in the fans' back, past Fabregas, past the antics of Henry and back to wondering what else could be done to please the "legend" Vieira - he's the same guy who happily shits on our heads from atop a pile of Arab money. The stuff of modern day legends indeed. There are some lines that you don't cross - yet those lines have been crossed more times than I can remember and here we have the latest episode. This is the first occasion where I genuinely have zero interest in the coming season - not because our latest in a line of absconding captains has firmly established a club tradition, but because the vomit meter has finally topped the scale after years of constant rise. Rather than the gagging it's time to puke it out.

I suppose if this hadn't happened around the Olympics, when there was so much genuine sport and sportsmen and women showing how it can still be, the feelings wouldn't have extended beyond the usual brief storm followed by a lull of acceptance and distraction. That's how it will be for most, I'm sure. But not for me, not this time, these faggoty, greedy little ****s who dive around and scream and cry and bitch and moan for £100K+ a week have had their rock lifted and it's a gut churning spectacle watching them scuttling from shit pile to shit pile. To be associated with football, even as a fan, is a not a good thing these days. Washing yourself in their filth isn't entertainment, it's high ticket masochism. These cockroaches will only be eradicated when the fans stop putting food out for them. And you can be sure as hell, there's not one of these diminutive characters talented enough or with the ambition (as in the real definition rather than the cash definition) to engage and win on a level playing field. Can you imagine any of these hyped up, trumped up charlatans winning a proper medal, rather than a "we bought it with blood money" bauble? A medal for what? Diving? (minus the pool) Pursuit? (in pounds and pence rather than in the saddle) Racial abuse? (There may well be a champion within the ranks of football after all.)

So van Purse gets his cash and his PR man will talk about ambition, conveniently forgetting the fans who pay the wages have ambitions too. It's taken as read, isn't it? The needs of the few with their hands stuck out outweigh the needs of those doing the paying. That's service for you and only common sense in a mad world. I have a feeling Arsenal may well be better off in the long run. It's a sort of disinterested consideration, like taking a second to avoid stepping in shit. I have plans to be anywhere but watching football tomorrow. Why would I? What's in it for me? One decent match a year? I'm not falling for it this time.

You'll tune in. And rightly so. There's a danger we might be decent this year. (I know that's not the point you were making but you won't be able to help yourself).

[KSE Comedy Club]

What an unspeakably horrible **** and yet how typical, how normal, how expected. I'd hope he gets a career ending injury on his first outing but really, do I care that much? I'm not so sure. I've been caring less and less, well before van Purse thrust the latest knife in the fans' back, past Fabregas, past the antics of Henry and back to wondering what else could be done to please the "legend" Vieira - he's the same guy who happily shits on our heads from atop a pile of Arab money. The stuff of modern day legends indeed. There are some lines that you don't cross - yet those lines have been crossed more times than I can remember and here we have the latest episode. This is the first occasion where I genuinely have zero interest in the coming season - not because our latest in a line of absconding captains has firmly established a club tradition, but because the vomit meter has finally topped the scale after years of constant rise. Rather than the gagging it's time to puke it out.

I suppose if this hadn't happened around the Olympics, when there was so much genuine sport and sportsmen and women showing how it can still be, the feelings wouldn't have extended beyond the usual brief storm followed by a lull of acceptance and distraction. That's how it will be for most, I'm sure. But not for me, not this time, these faggoty, greedy little ****s who dive around and scream and cry and bitch and moan for £100K+ a week have had their rock lifted and it's a gut churning spectacle watching them scuttling from shit pile to shit pile. To be associated with football, even as a fan, is a not a good thing these days. Washing yourself in their filth isn't entertainment, it's high ticket masochism. These cockroaches will only be eradicated when the fans stop putting food out for them. And you can be sure as hell, there's not one of these diminutive characters talented enough or with the ambition (as in the real definition rather than the cash definition) to engage and win on a level playing field. Can you imagine any of these hyped up, trumped up charlatans winning a proper medal, rather than a "we bought it with blood money" bauble? A medal for what? Diving? (minus the pool) Pursuit? (in pounds and pence rather than in the saddle) Racial abuse? (There may well be a champion within the ranks of football after all.)

So van Purse gets his cash and his PR man will talk about ambition, conveniently forgetting the fans who pay the wages have ambitions too. It's taken as read, isn't it? The needs of the few with their hands stuck out outweigh the needs of those doing the paying. That's service for you and only common sense in a mad world. I have a feeling Arsenal may well be better off in the long run. It's a sort of disinterested consideration, like taking a second to avoid stepping in shit. I have plans to be anywhere but watching football tomorrow. Why would I? What's in it for me? One decent match a year? I'm not falling for it this time.

Welcome back NQ

[Olivier's xmas twist]

What an unspeakably horrible **** and yet how typical, how normal, how expected. I'd hope he gets a career ending injury on his first outing but really, do I care that much? I'm not so sure. I've been caring less and less, well before van Purse thrust the latest knife in the fans' back, past Fabregas, past the antics of Henry and back to wondering what else could be done to please the "legend" Vieira - he's the same guy who happily shits on our heads from atop a pile of Arab money. The stuff of modern day legends indeed. There are some lines that you don't cross - yet those lines have been crossed more times than I can remember and here we have the latest episode. This is the first occasion where I genuinely have zero interest in the coming season - not because our latest in a line of absconding captains has firmly established a club tradition, but because the vomit meter has finally topped the scale after years of constant rise. Rather than the gagging it's time to puke it out.

I suppose if this hadn't happened around the Olympics, when there was so much genuine sport and sportsmen and women showing how it can still be, the feelings wouldn't have extended beyond the usual brief storm followed by a lull of acceptance and distraction. That's how it will be for most, I'm sure. But not for me, not this time, these faggoty, greedy little ****s who dive around and scream and cry and bitch and moan for £100K+ a week have had their rock lifted and it's a gut churning spectacle watching them scuttling from shit pile to shit pile. To be associated with football, even as a fan, is a not a good thing these days. Washing yourself in their filth isn't entertainment, it's high ticket masochism. These cockroaches will only be eradicated when the fans stop putting food out for them. And you can be sure as hell, there's not one of these diminutive characters talented enough or with the ambition (as in the real definition rather than the cash definition) to engage and win on a level playing field. Can you imagine any of these hyped up, trumped up charlatans winning a proper medal, rather than a "we bought it with blood money" bauble? A medal for what? Diving? (minus the pool) Pursuit? (in pounds and pence rather than in the saddle) Racial abuse? (There may well be a champion within the ranks of football after all.)

So van Purse gets his cash and his PR man will talk about ambition, conveniently forgetting the fans who pay the wages have ambitions too. It's taken as read, isn't it? The needs of the few with their hands stuck out outweigh the needs of those doing the paying. That's service for you and only common sense in a mad world. I have a feeling Arsenal may well be better off in the long run. It's a sort of disinterested consideration, like taking a second to avoid stepping in shit. I have plans to be anywhere but watching football tomorrow. Why would I? What's in it for me? One decent match a year? I'm not falling for it this time.

NQ what a man, what a legend.

[Ollie the Optimist]

robin said today that the little kid inside of him was shouting at him to go to man united.

except this is the little kid inside of him




but this is the one he listened to and showed his true colours

[Olivier's xmas twist]

robin said today that the little kid inside of him was shouting at him to go to man united.

except this is the little kid inside of him




but this is the one he listened to and showed his true colours

Well from getting 400k a month to 1 mill a month not hard to see why he went there.

Yes im sure he went to win stuff but money was his motivation.

[Ollie the Optimist]

Well from getting 400k a month to 1 mill a month not hard to see why he went there.

Yes im sure he went to win stuff but money was his motivation.

but saying the little kid inside you was screaming for man united when you have released a picture of yourself as a little kid just shows what a mercenary **** he is imo. that little kid above wearing an arsenal shirt would never ever scream for united

[GP]

That pic is even on his official website.

Anyway, he's gone now. He's showed he's a turncoat, judas **** and doesn't deserve any more of our time.

Big 3 points to collect tomorrow.

[Cripps_orig]

Despite his disappointment at losing his captain, Arsène Wenger has hailed Robin van Persie’s professionalism during his time at the Club.

The Dutch striker completed his move to Manchester United on Friday after making it clear he would not extend his stay at Emirates Stadium.

Wenger says the sale is part of the “brutal reality” of top-level football, but says supporters should not forget Van Persie’s contribution down the years.

“I am not a specialist on time healing but there will be a frustration [among some fans] of course,” the Frenchman said. “He has played for us for eight years, you have to respect what he has done for our club, what he did last year.

“This is a situation that is a completely brutal reality of professional sport. Robin was captain of the team last year and I give him credit until the last minute of the whole season [because] he fought like mad.

“For me that is to be professional. He comes in afterwards and wants to go? I don't like it. But that is being professional again. But being professional until the last minute of his stay at the club.

“He gave 100 per cent and last year he kept us [up] there - it is a miracle we finished third. A big part of the miracle is down to him and you have to give him credit for that.”

While Wenger is “concerned” about losing players to clubs offering huge salaries, he believes the implementation of Financial Fair Play regulations means it is a short-term problem.

“It is a concern,” he admitted. “But you say we live outside of reality? No, we live in the economic reality that other clubs do not. There are some things we cannot afford to do, it is as simple as that.

“Honestly, I think it is a short-term problem - the world cannot go on like this. You cannot imagine that the world will go on just splashing money out without any return because people will get tired of that as you’ll only have a few clubs competing with each other.

“[Financial Fair Play] will make a big difference, how quickly I cannot answer because I am not responsible for putting it in place.”

Ever the professional and he must be commended for that but its obvious RVC being a judas has hurt Wenger deeply.

As for what he did for us? Thanks for last year indeed but the first 7 years? Ummmm....a goal here or there and then out for the season

RVC, go fuck yourself.

[gooners]

[The Wengerbabies]