NLD Result

[bignev]

You know our voting doesn't actually mean which side we want to win...right?

Move along we'll have no common sense here

[Mr. Lahey]

I always bet on us stuffing these pricks! I still do given the state of our squad because they seem to always one up us when it comes to shittiness.

[Gervinho's Forehead]

I don't know if it's the beer talking, beer but I'm going more positive and saying 4-3 to the Arsenal

[Marc Overmars]

I miss beer.

[Gervinho's Forehead]

I miss beer.

Sorry.

But beer is bloody lovely.

[Niall_Quinn]

I have no beer and no whisky. If something drastic doesn't happen by tomorrow I'll be sober. This fucking recession is a bitch.

[Gervinho's Forehead]

I have no beer and no whisky. If something drastic doesn't happen by tomorrow I'll be sober. This fucking recession is a bitch.

FUCK THE BANKS!

[Niall_Quinn]

FUCK THE BANKS!

If I end up sober those ****s will wish they had never been birthed by a jackal.

[Mr. Lahey]

I don't know if it's the beer talking, beer but I'm going more positive and saying 4-3 to the Arsenal

its the liquor, let it flow...it knows all!

[LDG]

Courtesy of Arseblog

http://news.arseblog.com/2012/11/art...edium=facebook

Arsene Wenger has revealed a whole host of players are facing late fitness tests ahead of tomorrow’s North London derby.

The boss indicated yesterday that Bacary Sagna, Theo Walcott, Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain and Wojciech Szczesny would be put through their paces in training today, but he’s now added the likes of Mikel Arteta, Santi Cazorla and Olivier Giroud to the list.

While the check on Cazorla may well be routine given his late return from international duty, it’s a slight worry that Arteta appears to have picked up a hip injury despite remaining at London Colney all week and Giroud is struggling with calf and hamstring problems. Without wanting to unduly panic anybody, it does appear that Marouane Chamakh is our only fit attacker. (Update – forgot about Podolski…)

Interestingly, there doesn’t appear to be anything wrong with Thomas Vermaelen despite the Belgian pulling out of his country’s squad this week.

Kieran Gibbs, Abou Diaby and Tomas Rosicky remain sidelined for a match which the boss believes can shape the season: ”We’re a long way off the leaders so it’s important to come back,” he stated.

Asked by the press if Spurs were closing the gap Wenger also took the chance to have a cheeky dig at them down the road what live in our shadows by retorting: “I get this question every year.”