Bounty Hunter wrote: » maybe im wrong but I dont recall anyone saying they would win / compete for the league with the squad as it was even after they decisively beat City in a friendly and even now after all these injuries and no additions I havent seen anyone say they are in for a relegation fight. So which one umm neither I guess.
2nd Row Donkey wrote: » t if this weekends result is negative.
FearDark wrote: » Don't worry whats on tv and whats not on tv. Anyone is welcome to PM me. I always get a HD reliable stream.
wandatowell wrote: » Do you use the paid streaming sites or do you just go hunting an hour before kickoff????
darego wrote: » name of any good paid streaming sites? how much are they? need one for this year since i'm not arsed getting sports stations back with this new setanta/bt deal
WoollyRedHat wrote: » Might pop down to the Mercantinle to watch one of matches in Sept, maybe the qualifier What are the televisions like in the Mercantile? Any other good places to watch fif you're an Arsenal supporter? Or just for the football in general.
danlen wrote: » This thread is turning into a f*cking joke. How many times can people write a post that says the exact same thing that about 100 posts before it have said? I get it, we're all frustrated, we NEED to sign players and the squad isn't good enough. I know, I feel it too, believe me. But for the love of God can we give it a rest for a while and perhaps just talk about something other than our lack of transfer activity.
Looper007 wrote: » Okay then lets talk.
2nd Row Donkey wrote: » I remember it clearly, especially in the first half. It sticks out in my memory because it was same ppl who where all doom and gloom the week leading up to it. And yes, I was exaggerating about relegation... But the drama in here is so great I wouldn't be surprised if that's what comes next if this weekends result is negative.
Nuri Sahin wrote: » Out of curiosity, as someone who has long said Arsenal and Wenger needs to go their separate ways for the past three/four years or so, IF he were to leave then who would you guys want to take over right now or well, in one years time hypothetically speaking? Just to add, in those four years or so it was always my belief that Pellegrini was the man to take over. Other names I'd have thought over the past few years would be Garcia, Villas Boas (pre-Chelsea), Blanc, Favre, De Boer or Montanier. Before you say it, Klopp is out of the question
Marty McFly wrote: » You just know today unless Wenger unveils a signing (which he won't ) he is going to piss off a lot of fans with what he says at the oress conference sending this thread and twitter into meltdown mode.
DubDani wrote: » All the German outlets (Welt, Kicker, Sport1, Bild etc.) are reporting that Gustovo's move to Wolfsburg is all done, and that the fee is 15 mil Euro.
Saab Ed wrote: » Spurs fan in peace lads. What is the gig with Wenger not spending the money. Ye have pots of it, Ye have the pedigree for any quality of player in the world to join you and you're in London which is a major draw for most players. I can't figure it out.
Kirby wrote: » They probably have a decent bit of money but not as much as the board claims so it's not like he has 100 million to splurge on whoever he wants. .