Up the Arse! Goons thread Part 2

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Benno_900

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Phil Brown on radio this morning ...

"One, being on the pitch after the game - whether there is a ruling against that I have no idea but he had no right to be there.

"Two, dressed in the manner in which he was dressed.

"Three, the pictures in the national papers verify the aggression he was showing towards players and staff after the game. I could go on but I'm not one for crying over spilt milk.

"I then witnessed him going down the tunnel and turning round and spitting at my assistant manager's feet.

"Whichever way you want to look at it, he addressed that spitting incident at my assistant manager who has managed probably 1200 games in his career. Disgraceful act.

"I'm not going to report it, I'm not going tittle-tattling to the FA - if they want to investigate that's their decision, if Brian Horton wants to take it further he'll get the full support of Hull City."

Brown revealed: "The referee can't report, the referee and the linesmen and the officials had gone down the tunnel and were probably well inside their rooms, same as Mr Wenger, same as the majority of the Arsenal staff and players."

And speaking about his frosty relationship with Wenger, Brown said: "It just shows how we've got up the noses of the Arsenal hierarchy.

"He wouldn't shake my hand when we beat them fairly 2-1 at the Emirates, he wouldn't shake my hand when they beat us, fairly, 3-1 at the KC Stadium."
Tool.

What has being on the pitch and the way he dresses have to do with it?

"Whichever way you want to look at it, he addressed that spitting incident at my assistant manager who has managed probably 1200 games in his career. Disgraceful act."

Right ... Cesc probably unknowingly spit in Horton's path. He probably had a fit because he almost stepped on it and dirtied his shoes.
 

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I would set up something like this.

-------------RVP Eduardo

-------------Arshevin

Nasri---------------Fabregas-------------Walcott

Clichy--------Gallas--------Toure---------Sagna

------------------Almunia



INT: Fabnianski Vela Adebayor Rosicky Ramsey Song Djourou
 

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I would set up something like this.

-------------RVP Eduardo

-------------Arshevin

Nasri---------------Fabregas-------------Walcott

Clichy--------Gallas--------Toure---------Sagna

------------------Almunia



INT: Fabnianski Vela Adebayor Rosicky Ramsey Song Djourou
That team would be brilliant when we are attacking, not so much when the opposition have the ball though ;)
 

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I posted this on the thread on the main board:

Phil Brown has proven himself to be a dirty, shit-stirring, lying piece of shit:

http://www.oleole.com/blogs/arseblog

This particular blatant lie on a public radio show proving he is a flog of the highest order. Claiming Arsene didn't shake his hand twice previously when their is video and picure proof that this did occur not only after our 3-1 win, but also after our 2-1 loss. Clear as crystal, right there for all to see. Watch him deflect the question when asked if anyone bar himself and his assistant manager saw the "spitting" incident.

Phil, you are an absolute ****, and it'll bring me immense pleasure seeing you, your assistant manager and hack of a team be relegated (hopefully permanently) at season's end. You've tried to tarnish the name of one of the best players in world football by accusing him of something that a) nobody saw and b) you can't accurately back up both with evidence or a story that doesn't change every 5 minutes.

Get ****ed you measly, bitter ****.
 

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I posted this on the thread on the main board:

Phil Brown has proven himself to be a dirty, shit-stirring, lying piece of shit:

http://www.oleole.com/blogs/arseblog

This particular blatant lie on a public radio show proving he is a flog of the highest order. Claiming Arsene didn't shake his hand twice previously when their is video and picure proof that this did occur not only after our 3-1 win, but also after our 2-1 loss. Clear as crystal, right there for all to see. Watch him deflect the question when asked if anyone bar himself and his assistant manager saw the "spitting" incident.

Phil, you are an absolute ****, and it'll bring me immense pleasure seeing you, your assistant manager and hack of a team be relegated (hopefully permanently) at season's end. You've tried to tarnish the name of one of the best players in world football by accusing him of something that a) nobody saw and b) you can't accurately back up both with evidence or a story that doesn't change every 5 minutes.

Get ****ed you measly, bitter ****.
Although I am trying not to let it get to me and vent on here like you did, I totally agree....I don't mind Hull but their manager is a **** head. Good on you for telling it how it is mate. :thumbsu: You cant go around making those kind of accusations for christ's sake you work in football and see so many players getting accused of different things, serious things, and to go out and do this? Unprofessional stuff mate. (pretty much vented there but oh well...i could say a lot more :))
 

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Good draw. Villarreal and Pires returns. Away leg first which is always crucial. If we advance we play either Man U or Porto with the away leg first again.

Villarreal vs Arsenal
Man u vs Porto
Liverpool vs Chelsea
Barcelona vs Bayern
 

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Good draw. Villarreal and Pires returns. Away leg first which is always crucial. If we advance we play either Man U or Porto with the away leg first again.

Villarreal vs Arsenal
Man u vs Porto
Liverpool vs Chelsea
Barcelona vs Bayern

Wow, some absolute pearlers there.:thumbsu:
 

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FFS, we just can't take a trick. That has huge ramifications for all 3 competitions we are in. We really need Cesc and Ade back to pick up some of the slack.

Happy with the CL draw. Hope Pires gets a fantastic reception at Emirates, which he will no doubt. Just about my favourite ever Gunner (with Wright, Vieira, Adams and Fabregas).
 

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Arsène Wenger believes Arsenal must continue to play ‘catch-up’ until the end of the season.

The Frenchman takes his side to Newcastle on Saturday in fourth spot. It is a rare luxury.

Only once since mid-December, have they gone into a weekend fixture in the Champions League places.

Their lead is merely goal difference but momentum, form and opportunity are with them. On Sunday Aston Villa visit a Liverpool side buoyant after the historic humbling of Manchester United last week. After the international break, they go to Old Trafford.

Martin O’Neill’s side are bang out of form with a record of two draws and five defeats in their last seven games. That is why this is the perfect time for Arsenal to put clear blue sky between themselves and the Midlanders.

But, to do that, Wenger argues there must be no freewheeling. It is time to push the pedal to the metal as they have done to such great effect in past few weeks.

“I’m confident of course that we can finish fourth,” said Wenger. “We all know what has changed in that last two weeks.

“I always said it was down to our performances and now mathematically it is down to that quality. We have a big game tomorrow, we go to Newcastle who are fighting to stay in the Premier League and you know that you only get the points if you perform.

“Our only advantage is that we have had to prepare ourselves mentally to give absolutely everything in every game recently. If you look at our programme we only ever get away with it if we can achieve that.”

Sadly Theo Walcott saw his knee lock-up as he walked back from Friday’s training session. At the press conference an hour or so later, Wenger was unsure of the extent of the problem but if, as expected, it is a cartilage issue then the England international could be out until May.

Speaking to TV Online on Thursday, the manager suggested
Eduardo would miss the trip to St James’ Park due to his on-going groin injury. But at the press conference the manager said he would be in the squad. Cesc Fabregas (knee) may be missing his last game before a return but Emmanuel Adebayor (hamstring) and Tomas Rosicky (hamstring tendon) are not as close.

While Arsenal are unbeaten in their last 20 domestic games, Newcastle have won just once in 2009 and are only out of the relegation zone on goal difference. Despite that – and their desperation on Saturday – Wenger feels they will not go down.

“The interesting thing about the game tomorrow is that both teams are interested in three points and not one,” said the 59-year-old. “I believe Newcastle have the quality to stay up. They have stabilised. They had some bad patches during the season but I still think in the last three or four months they have stabilised their results.”

That is certainly true of Arsenal too. They have conceded just three Premier League goals in 2009 and, after going four games without a goal, have now hit seven in their last two matches.

It is just a shame that they took so long to get it together because another eight points would have put them in the thick of the title race and, according to Wenger, that is still alive.

“I think it is interesting,” he said. “I watched a big part of the Manchester United-Liverpool game. For me Man United were the dominating team but I could see they were not sharp on the day physically and Liverpool took advantage. They are very good at doing that.

“Now can you ask if Man United are going to be a little bit jaded physically for a longer period or was it just on the day? If it is for a longer period then the title can still be open. If it was just on the day where they were a little bit tired, which I can understand, they will still win the title easily.

“But then nobody speaks about Chelsea and I wouldn’t rule them out personally because they have a squad with experience and they have the same number of points as Liverpool.

“Of course I would like to change the order of the top four to get in front of one or two teams. But it is not as much done as people think it is.

“Man United have a huge advantage because they have four points ahead and a game in hand. But it is still open because they all still have to play us.

“So for those reasons I feel it will be interesting.”
 
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