Marty McFly wrote: » Ah lads leave the Van Persie stuff outside of this thread he's gone done and dusted a long time ago now. I can't stand the man and the last thing i want to read when I come in here is people talking about him leave him in the past were he belongs .
.jacksparrow. wrote: » Why can't you stand him? I have great respect for him leaving, he is a winner and that certainly wasn't gonna happen at arsenal.
Gringo180 wrote: » Our mate scoring for Utd again.
Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger, whose side were booed at the final whistle, when the Emirates Stadium was near-empty: "We started well but, after that, everything went wrong - injuries, decisions, going down to 10 men and the chances missed. It was a bad day, not on the quality of our display but everything went against us. "I'm not happy with the (second penalty) decision but I'm more unhappy with the spirit the referee let the game go in, I was quite amazed. "But it's not my job to talk too much about that, I have to take care of the team. What hurts me is to disappoint people who love the club. All the rest I have to live with, but I'm here to make people happy and when I do not I can only say sorry and come back and make them happy in the next game. We could have won the game today with the players we had on the pitch, I'm convinced of that."
wandatowell wrote: » Mehhttp://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/23725403
danlen wrote: » To a certain extent I think a lot of people are letting the team who played today off with a lot. Everything pretty much seems to be at Wenger and lack of transfers. But we knew about that pre-game. As I said earlier that can't be give as the reason for that result today. Regardless of whether we are good enough to do well this season (we know we're not atm), the point still remains that the team that played today should have been able to take care of Villa at home. Let's discuss perhaps what the team did wrong, how it can be fixed tactically and what approach to take for Wednesday. Banging on about signings is kind of missing the point.
Quazzie wrote: » The season tickets were all snapped up on the banks of promises made by the board and management. The fans were lead along on a merry dance all the time the club was counting the cash they'd never spend.
AdamD wrote: » Arsenal midfielder Jack Wilshere, whose side play Fenerbahce on Wednesday in the first leg of a crucial Champions League qualifier: "We're not happy, we've got to look at ourselves. We've got a big qualifier coming up in the Champions League. There can be no mistakes now - we've got to push on. We've got to pick ourselves up and go again. "We felt good going in, confident and started well. But we dropped our level. We tried to pick it up again but they got the penalty." On seeing many fans leave early and then the boos at the final whistle from the few who remained: "It is understandable, they pay their money to watch us and we need to put in better performances and win games. My message to them is to stick with us - it's a long season."
.jacksparrow. wrote: » Why couldn't we have done with van p what Liverpool have done with Suarez, Ye he had a year left but so what, take the 25 million loss instead of bending over and giving our rivals our best player but no our board couldn't resist the dangling cash , fair play to Liverpool.
Marty McFly wrote: » I fcuking love Wilshere. Th only player on the team who I feel always looks like he tries his hardest and cares. Even if he wasn't the most talented of players (gladly he is) it's that characteristic I love to see in a player when they pull on a Arsenal jersey or of any team I throw my support behind such as Ireland.
cathalio11 wrote: » On a more minor scale, I think Fabianski should get his place back against Fenerbahce. Flappy did very well last season and only lost his place because of injury so I feel that he deserves his chance in mid-week; especially after Chesney's unconvincing display today.
speedboatchase wrote: » So who expects a signing or two between now and our next PL game, and if so, how many?
Looper007 wrote: » It's not that they don't try some of the guys most are not first team top 4 players. good squad members. Wilshire love the guy but even he must think he has to get off this sinking ship sooner rather then later.
Looper007 wrote: » I think we should buy a experience GK. Chesney and his daddy can piss and moan all they like, he's not good enough yet to be 1st teamer yet.
Marty McFly wrote: » I wasn't aiming that as a bashing towards any of the other players in the squad some of our players are very talented, its just a a fact there is very few footballers in football these days that show that same desire, hunger and passion as Wilshere does which is why I love him as an Arsenal player. And oi stop of that pessimistic talk of Wilshere leaving maybe in the future this season no or next season no in the future who knows but we have enough pessimistic talk in here without adding that into the mix .
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