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Arsenal Team Talk/Gossip/Rumours Thread 2011/2012
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**** him. Just out of interest has he done anything at City or shall I add him to my list of players who are ****ing useless once they leave Arsenal? How's Clichy getting on?
Same here. Still, mostly know Liverpool fans so cheering for United winds them up which softens the blow. Also if City can be denied the title this season and next then FFP comes in they'll never do it. Would be a nice historical lesson, see them liquidised.
Nasri hasnt been to playing too badly, he's been used in a different position than what he did at arsenal. One season at City he's nearly matched his assists record that he did 3 years at Arsenal though he takes a lot of their set pieces.
As for Clichy, he has improved his crossing, he's playing well too.0 -
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This seems a good place to point out, united are actually one of the best, and most profitably run football clubs in the world.
If you excuse their massive debt which they don't look like paying off anytime soon. I'm pretty sure they haven't turned a profit in quite a while either? Am I wrong in thinking arsenal are the only club that don't operate at a loss these last few seasons? (would gladly be corrected on all of this
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I don't know, I thought his 'BINGO TIME!' bit was brilliant as was his 'WWWWWow.' reaction to Robin's goal against Spursluvbulmers01 wrote: »As much as I hate to admit it, im with yeh on that one he has turned out to be a great pundit, but should leave the commentary alone hes just plain annoying then.
We're being linked to loads of players at the moment. That Argentinian blogger/journo lad who said we'd agreed a summer deal for Suarez (the one in the Belgian league) also reckons we've bagged Holtby and are going for Vertonghen. I don't believe it of course, but it makes a change from having absolutely no transfer rumours at all..0 -
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Crazy does not even come close to describing my reaction to that goal.
Put it like this, had there been a psychologist in the room, I'd be well on my way to the loonie bin by now :pac:
Also, and this is probably considerable coming from me, how ****ing brilliant was Theo tonight?? :eek: 0 -
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Epic tonight.
Should've scored more but they never stopped.
Chesney - Not a great night for him tbh, looked a bit ropey.
Sagna - Outstanding. Showed tonight what we missed for the months he was out.
Vermaelen - Poor positionally for the goal, brilliant other than that.
Koscielny - Usual putting his head and foot everywhere to get the ball.
Gibbs - Linked up well with Song a few times down the left, did very little wrong defensively.
Arteta - Maybe slowed things down a little too much too often put solid.
Song - Best game I've seen him play all season.
Rosicky - If he plays like that consistently then we're sorted for the next few years.
Walcott - Excellent. Should've passed to Rosicky earlier for Rosicky's missed shot but he fairly put himself about.
Oxlade-Chamberlain - Quiet tonight it has to be said.
Van Persie - Not his best night but he never stopped.
Ramsey linked up well once he came on, Gervinho was poor tonight I thought.
Other than the goal we were pretty damn solid defensively and were brilliant going forward. We didn't take our chances but it was a bit of a throw-back where we created proper chances rather than just passing it across the pitch. Didn't think we'd get the goal after the missed chances but delighted to be wrong.
Happiest I've been about an Arsenal match that wasn't against United/Pool/Spurs/Chelsea in a long time. 0 -
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New left-back, utility back perhaps (lets be honest Djourou as the back-up right back has to be addressed), the addition of Podolski, emergence of Rosicky as a top player, Jackie Wilshere's return and a new Nasri type player perhaps and most importantly of all holding onto RVP, should ensure that Arsenal will be title challengers come 2013 and I hope that ye are, the PL needs ye challenging! Well done tonight, were by far the better team, we've (Newcastle) had a good season of it but no harm in losing to ye on the night, go on beat the Yids into third for now
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Arsenal:
Everton A
Villa H
QPR A
City H
Wolves A
Wigan H
Chelsea H
Stoke A
Norwich H
WBA A
that other lot:
Stoke H
Chelsea A
Swansea H
Sunderland A
Norwich H
Bolton A
QPR A
Blackburn H
Villa A
Fulham H
We should be looking for 9 points from our next 3 games. Spurs meanwhile have three tough games. Reckon they'll only get 4 or 5 points out of them. We need to be a bit ahead by the City game as after that they have an "easier" run in.
Gonna be hard to make it 8 wins in a row though, no team's done that yet this year. Still, hopefully going into the Everton match both teams will be heading into it with a win. 0 -
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So many positives to be taken from that performance. That was probably the most deserved goal we've scored all season.
While it was great to see Rosicky and Walcott play so well, for me the biggest positive was the style of play we were able to execute tonight. It was close to the way our best teams went about their business; lots of possession but with high tempo attacks as well.
Spurs have to be feeling the pressure now, especially after being almost sure of finishing third a few weeks back (and talking of the title I might add
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Epic tonight.
Should've scored more but they never stopped.
Chesney - Not a great night for him tbh, looked a bit ropey.
Sagna - Outstanding. Showed tonight what we missed for the months he was out.
Vermaelen - Poor positionally for the goal, brilliant other than that.
Koscielny - Usual putting his head and foot everywhere to get the ball.
Gibbs - Linked up well with Song a few times down the left, did very little wrong defensively.
Arteta - Maybe slowed things down a little too much too often put solid.
Song - Best game I've seen him play all season.
Rosicky - If he plays like that consistently then we're sorted for the next few years.
Walcott - Excellent. Should've passed to Rosicky earlier for Rosicky's missed shot but he fairly put himself about.
Oxlade-Chamberlain - Quiet tonight it has to be said.
Van Persie - Not his best night but he never stopped.
Ramsey linked up well once he came on, Gervinho was poor tonight I thought.
Other than the goal we were pretty damn solid defensively and were brilliant going forward. We didn't take our chances but it was a bit of a throw-back where we created proper chances rather than just passing it across the pitch. Didn't think we'd get the goal after the missed chances but delighted to be wrong.
Happiest I've been about an Arsenal match that wasn't against United/Pool/Spurs/Chelsea in a long time.
you forgot santos: handing that coat to chamberlain after he came off, flawless
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Simpson is injured and a FB and went 60 yards forward to take a throw in.I feel it's important to point out though that Newcastle really, really ****ed up for the equaliser. For all the talk of a lack of urgency it's far easier to be urgent on the break or attacking from deep, a lot harder when the other team has no interest in having the balls.
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