Society is now one polished horde
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..."
She was the marketing chick on the BBC 2012 spoof.
And were they banned from the thread? Course not. Because "posting in a know it all style" are more important than actually breaking rules. Comical.
But deep down we know thats not true anyway, I was banned for criticising wilshere and whoever did it knows it was oestrogen-fueled tantrum which is why no mod has put their name on it. I would be embarrassed about getting amped up about a teenage non-relation too.
See now thats where you messed up, because when it comes to productivity everybody knows walcott has the goals/assists to rival any english player.
Better keep it to opinion buddy.
Youve made some good points friend. The short answer is most football fans lack intergrity and courage. Look at the way chelsea fans lash out at rafa for taking a job, rather than the man who employed him since hes holding all the cash.
so the good news for attacking players tho is that they can roughly judged by their numbers. People tried to say you cant judge attackers on numbers then ronaldo and messi kinda blew that one out the water. You always could. Walcott, carzola, giroud, podolski have all put up fair numbers. Everybody apart from wilshere im afraid. The weakest link
Last edited by BOBN; 18-03-2013 at 11:43 AM.
Yeah, whatever.
It's better to burn out, than to fade away.
is this guy admitting to relying on gary neville on the telly? Scary.The German was clearly shocked by the Gunners' defending in their 2-1 defeat in the north London derby and responded with clean sheets against Bayern Munich and Swansea City.
The Swans were not allowed a single shot on target by a defence that did not include captain Thomas Vermaelen.
"Sometimes as a player you have a different view and you can't believe what we did as a defensive unit," admitted Mertesacker. "Sometimes you need to learn from games and that was very important for us.
"There was a lot of room for improvement after the Tottenham game - we saw a lot of things on television. Sometimes we didn't choose the right direction and we just lacked a bit of defensive work as a unit.
"There were a lot of situations where there was no pressure on the ball and the back four was not prepared for any balls between us. To cover each other, that was the most important thing we learned."
It’s funny because it seems like a complete revelation for Merts. Did they think they were doing what gave them that impression? I hope some staff members put together a tape of the bad defending and what was in the media rather than the players discovering it for themselves. Frightening stuff. Were they totally oblivious to the lack of pressure they’d put on opposing teams? I thought it was an intentional flawed strategy because we used to see the same thing week in week out.