But what we're on about now is his spot on remarks about Lord Wenger in recent times. So why the attempt to tear him down on the merit of other stuff he might have said about the club?Originally Posted by Olivier's xmas twist
But what we're on about now is his spot on remarks about Lord Wenger in recent times. So why the attempt to tear him down on the merit of other stuff he might have said about the club?
Fair enough, got no problem with people slagging off Wumger, Fans have a right to as long as its not i hope you die etc. But hate people who slag of the club we both love.
"I really like Arsenal. Do you really like Arsenal, or only Arsenal with trophies?" - Dennis Bergkamp.
"Which Arsenal do they want back, the one Arsene created?" - Tony Adams.
because he's a fucking drain of a man who not only moans about arsenal but every other fucker in football. listening this ****, he should be out there managing real madrid (:fatsam: ). he offers no comment with any sort of humility and absolutely everyone apart from himself is wrong.
that's why he's a **** now and will remain a ****. it's rare a pundit can get under my skin as you can tune them out but this **** in particular needs a kick in his **** to make sure his **** can't shake out any more of his ****ing views.
****.
Still, hes right about Wenger which is the whole point
i can't acknowledge this ****s view on anything. anyone else but him
Did he sack you from his company?
"I really like Arsenal. Do you really like Arsenal, or only Arsenal with trophies?" - Dennis Bergkamp.
"Which Arsenal do they want back, the one Arsene created?" - Tony Adams.
Instead of addressing the message, followers of ODL choose to shoot the messenger. We are a below par , under achieving football club led by a visionary whose eyesight is failing and thinks 4th place and 1st are one and the same thing. What part of Robsons analysis is factually untrue?. We are here again where we have been for the last 8 years, holding position going nowhere. Except that is considered a major achievement in these parts.
Merry Xmas to all of ya anyways.
Last edited by Globalgunner; 25-12-2012 at 02:38 PM.
Well hes been consistent for a couple of seasons nowGeorge Graham has urged Arsenal to come up with a package to keep Theo Walcott – but has warned the player he needs to prove he’s worth the money he’s demanding.
The England star has just six months left on his contract and has reportedly turned down an offer of £75,000 a week and is holding out for £100,000 a week.
Several major clubs at home and abroad are keen on signing him, and the fact he will be available on a free transfer makes him an even more attractive proposition.
And Graham admits the 23-year-old holds all the aces when it comes to contract talks.
He told the Alan Brazil Sports Breakfast: “Theo is in a really strong position. He’s had a great couple of months, but he’s never really been a regular in the team. So I can understand Arsenal’s point of view and them asking ‘do we give him £100,000 a week when he’s not even a regular starter’?
“But if he was on the open market he’d cost around £15million, so he can negotiate on that basis and get double the money Arsenal are offering him.
“Everybody knows he’s got a great affection for the club and Arsenal have got to come up with a package to keep him - not just his wages but a loyalty bonus at the end of every season that builds up to more than £75,000 a week.
“But he has to turn it on week in, week out for the sort of money he wants.”
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A permanent move would be even better.Ramsey doesn't look happy at Arsenal, claims Hartson
The former Wales captain would benefit from a loan move away from the Emirates Stadium in order to secure regular first-team football, according to his national team coach
John Hartson has advised Aaron Ramsey to seek a loan move away from Arsenal, claiming the midfielder "doesn't look happy" at the Emirates Stadium.
The former Wales captain has made 25 appearances for the Gunners this season, but has only completed the full 90 minutes on six occasions.
Ramsey recently signed a new contract with the club, and Hartson believes his long-term future is with the north London outfit.
"I just think he [Ramsey] needs that run of games," the former Celtic player told BBC Sport.
"Maybe if he did go out on loan [he'd get that], because he doesn't seem to start many games at Arsenal now and when he does start he's brought off and he doesn't look happy."
"I'm sure Arsene Wenger knows he's a top-drawer player, because he wouldn't have given him a new deal otherwise."
The former striker also dismissed claims that Ramsey is still getting back to fitness after a leg break in February 2010 saw him miss almost a year of action, instead claiming that he has been played out of position so far this term.
Hartson added: "I don't want to keep going on about it because I'm sure he [Ramsey] is fed up of people talking about his injury.
"He's been back now I think it's about a year-and-a-half fit again and it's just where his best position is because for us with Wales he's central midfield.
"I don't think playing on the left, wide left, is his position. [Against Swansea on Sunday] he looked lost at times.
"He did some very good things in the game but obviously Arsene Wenger didn't think it was his greatest performance because he took him off.
"With Arsenal you look at their midfield. [Mikel] Arteta, [Jack] Wilshere, [Theo] Walcott, [Santi] Cazorla, [Alex] Oxlade-Chamberlain, they've got some really, really gifted players in the midfield.
"So it's up to Aaron to put in the performances week-in, week-out and on the training ground.
"I just don't think he's quite hit the heights in terms of where he was before he got injured, but he will, I'm sure he will.
"He needs to play play with a smile on his face, get back to enjoying football. It just seems as if there's something holding him back at the minute."
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