Matchday 26
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moomba
TheBrownDog
I only saw the first part of Goals on Sunday with Jose yesterday, but it was seriously car crash TV. Will be interesting to see if the FA get involved, if there was one thing worthing charging Jose over there was a dozen. I suspect they don't have the bollocks for the fight.
Loonerty
TheBrownDog
See nothing wrong with apollo comparing Mourinho to Muscat, bizarre that Jatz tried to shut it down like that. Maybe AC could've phrased it a bit better but it's an entirely legitimate point to make I think.
Loonerty
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It wasn't pretty, I certainly didn't make it through it.
SM
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Arsenal are doing in spite of Wenger rather than because of him. His terrible subs on the weekend almost lost Arsenal 3 points.
moomba
TheBrownDog
I think Wenger should get credit for doing what he is doing within the confines he sets for himself.
But the aim of football isn't to have the most money sitting in your bank, it's to do your best to win things. And IMO Wenger has prioritised the first over the second too much. Arsenal have the means to compete for titles, but I don't think Wenger is prepared to push the boat to get into that race.
But the aim of football isn't to have the most money sitting in your bank, it's to do your best to win things. And IMO Wenger has prioritised the first over the second too much. Arsenal have the means to compete for titles, but I don't think Wenger is prepared to push the boat to get into that race.
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I wasnt aware Wenger was in the owner of Arsenal? When did he buy the club?
moomba
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Who suggested he was?
moomba
TheBrownDog
Barnes not facing any action from the FA.
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You did... in your post above.
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Correct. Not sure why he should face action for passing a football to one of his teammates.
moomba
TheBrownDog
I didnt do anything of the sort.
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Atkinson gets a week off
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Deserves it for botching that handball call.
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It was pretty obvious.
Clearly meant this season.Oh the current holders of the FA CUP must that other Arsenal FC, managed by a different Arsene Wenger.
Now answer the question again.
I love you Loony
Somebody with intelligence.
But apparently that's worth praising
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Sean Dyche has had enough of this circus it seems and puts Mourinho on his arse with that interview. About time.
It was a well earned point by a side battling to keep their heads above the relegation zone, going on one of the hardest away trips in the league. Mourinho's Chelsea were not good enough to get the job done on the day, became frustrated, acted unprofessionally in the face of that frustration and paid the price for it. That's all there is to it.
That's what the post game narrative should have been. Instead the media; with their heads firmly shoved up Mourinho's arse, have followed him on another of his delusional, narcissistic rants, gobbling up the trail of crap he's leaving for them. To be honest I don't pay attention to anything he says anymore and I'm sure I'm not the only one, which is a shame because underneath the bullshit I'm sure he would have some very insightful things to say about the game.
Fortunately any football supporter with half a brain can see the wood for the trees, and it's been good to see many people ignoring Mourinho latest attempts to divert attention away from the performance of his players and giving Dyche's Burnley their dues for what was a gritty performance under immense pressure.
It was a well earned point by a side battling to keep their heads above the relegation zone, going on one of the hardest away trips in the league. Mourinho's Chelsea were not good enough to get the job done on the day, became frustrated, acted unprofessionally in the face of that frustration and paid the price for it. That's all there is to it.
That's what the post game narrative should have been. Instead the media; with their heads firmly shoved up Mourinho's arse, have followed him on another of his delusional, narcissistic rants, gobbling up the trail of crap he's leaving for them. To be honest I don't pay attention to anything he says anymore and I'm sure I'm not the only one, which is a shame because underneath the bullshit I'm sure he would have some very insightful things to say about the game.
Fortunately any football supporter with half a brain can see the wood for the trees, and it's been good to see many people ignoring Mourinho latest attempts to divert attention away from the performance of his players and giving Dyche's Burnley their dues for what was a gritty performance under immense pressure.
Dude, you're such a whore for oil billions bringing you instant success it's a ******* embarrassment.
One of the best managers in football history and you whine and whine and whine.
Yuck...
