We started with Ramsey.tbf was one of his better performances but he's still shit.
I can't be arsed to post much having just got home, other than Arsene seem to have developed Total Cůntball where we specialise in the Cůńtér-attack where we press to the second third of the pitch and conspire to see how many thousands of passes it takes to get the ball back to our "goalkeeper".
Oh and Vermalen as captain!? Captain Pugwash more like.
FUUUUUUUUUUUCK OFFFFFFFF!
That is all.
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Formed by two mighty tribes, the bores and the bored.
"After all, it was the Gunners’ goalkeeper who started the move that culminated in Thomas’ crowning glory. It was Lukic who, in injury time, decided to throw the ball out to Lee Dixon rather than lump it long..."
you should wet your pants about the team showing up for half a game again. wilshere admitted it himself. nerves and all the usual crap meant we started like we usually do - half hearted. and by the time we woke up, the game was gone. let's not try and slide this off as 'oh well we knew we'd lose and we were totally outclassed' because quite frankly, we gave them every opportunity to do so. as is the norm.Originally Posted by Letters
Pretty much.
Bayern are a very good side. Us...not so much.
2nd half we gave it a good go but in truth Bayern never got out of 2nd gear and once we got back into it they just stepped it up a bit and got the 2 goal cushion back.
I'm not going to wet my pants about a game I always thought we'd lose (well OK, I thought we might get something tonight but over the 2 legs I never expected us to go through). The Blackburn game pissed me off because our attitude was "just turn up, amble through it and we'll win". Tonight we were just beaten by a better side. We all knew they were a better side before the game.
we thought we might lose, fine. that doesn't mean just handing it to them as we did. bayern were excellent in the first half and we offered no resistance, just the usual shite defending and timid approach. the fact we started the second half better shows that we had it in us.
Last edited by Kano; 19-02-2013 at 11:42 PM.
Just got back.
Match ticked all the boxes in terms of what I though would happen.
We are so predictable. 'twas an emotional night as it was our last home game in the CL for some time and also hopefully Wengers last home CL match.
Why was Podolski taken off? The crowd just went flat after that. Another predictable move though.
if it means wenger resigns at the end of the season then id take 5th.
we are going nowhere and need change. the sooner the better. riding out a few more years will just delay the inevitable.
who the hell will they appoint though? thats my next biggest worry.
Avram Grant if we are unlucky and they stay true to their ambitions, or Moyes if we are dogshit hopelessly unfortunate. Then it will all be about, "giving the new manager time"
Although watching Walcott go up for headers against brick shithouses and Wenger taking 70mins to twig how pointless that was is maybe a trap even avram would not fall into.
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also, that was bayern before pep?
should everyone just pack up and go home for the next 4 years?
Pep is average
Read that the out-going Bayern Munich manager is reconsidering his decision to retire from management come end of season. He's about 67 years old, but he has always been ambitious and is a winner. We could use his services, if it's even only for the short term - like say a 3 - 4 year stint. Surely, he could help to get us going in the right direction again, thereby making us attractive to other top managers and players.
id take him but that isnt a compliment.
id take a blind bat right now because he'd be more useful than wenger.
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