Up the Arse! Goons thread Part 2

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the again, could put liverpool first.

the way that both teams have been playing, a bore draw seems the most likely.
Well even if it is a draw, you guys should still beat Citeh which will put you 5 point up and even though you still need to play the Rest of the Big4 i still reckon you can hold on.
 

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Well even if it is a draw, you guys should still beat Citeh which will put you 5 point up and even though you still need to play the Rest of the Big4 i still reckon you can hold on.
City were the last team to beat Arsenal, and they smashed really, 3-0 wasnt it?

No way that should just be an auto 3 points, City are a tough team to beat.
 
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City were the last team to beat Arsenal, and they smashed really, 3-0 wasnt it?

No way that should just be an auto 3 points, City are a tough team to beat.
It's at ours, we're a different kettle of fish, they're a different kettle of fish.

It's been a long time since we played them. They still have the players to hurt us and our laconic defence, but the last Citeh game doesn't bear too much comparison. Cesc should be back as well.
 

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Gavin Hoyte was up against Robinho in that game. Enough said.

Hope we don't get any injuries during the International Break. We always do.
 

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European World Cup qualifiers this week

Players that are in the squads for their team are:
Arshavin (Russia v Azerbaijan & Liechtenstein)
Bentdner (Denmark v Malta & Albania)
Van Persie (Holland v Scotland & Macedonia)
Nasri, Sagna, Clichy, Diaby, Gallas (France v Lithuania)
 

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"The players are friendly and I feel comfortable with the team in general. I am pleased to have a long-term contract and I could well finish my career here." - Andrey Arshavin :)


Silvestre returned and played a full game for the reserves BTW.
 

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"The players are friendly and I feel comfortable with the team in general. I am pleased to have a long-term contract and I could well finish my career here." - Andrey Arshavin :)
From watching the games it appears he has settled in pretty well. Same thing happened with Nasri. I remember Hleb took about 2 years until he looked part of the team.
 

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Glad Adebayor got through his match. Hull are pushing on with their claims over Fabregas.

Hull chairman Paul Duffen is certain the Football Association will uncover the truth during their investigation into claims that Brian Horton was spat at by Arsenal club captain Cesc Fabregas.
The allegations from the Hull camp followed their 2-1 defeat to Arsenal in a stormy FA Cup quarter-final at the Emirates Stadium earlier this month.
Hull manager Phil Brown accused Fabregas of spitting at Horton in the tunnel at the end of the match.
Hull will make their formal statement to the FA on Monday, which is the deadline for evidence to be submitted, and Duffen is confident Brown and Horton will be vindicated.
Fabregas had said today: "I think this is completely closed for me.''
But Duffen told Sky Sports News: "If maybe he feels he did behave inappropriately I couldn't understand why he would want to think it was over.
"The matter has its own momentum now because the Football Association have started an inquiry and they've asked us to submit evidence by tomorrow [Monday] in terms of the players and coaching staff of Hull City who were involved in the incident on that evening.
"We can't refuse to give evidence to the FA so we are co-operating with it and we totally welcome the inquiry.
"There's no question in my mind that Brian Horton, Phil Brown and the coaching staff and players saw something happen that evening.
"I have absolutely no doubt something took place and I'm sure the inquiry will find out all those facts and details.''
Although the issue is now in the hands of the FA, Duffen would have welcomed an apology at an earlier stage.
"If there was an accommodation between the football clubs, then that would be an elegant way of moving forward,'' he said.
"If there could be an easier way of moving forward which would be less of a drama then of course we would be happy with that.''
 

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Brown the tool said he wouldn't accept an apology (not that Cesc should've given one). These twats keep contradicting themselves.

And I'm surprised Ade actually played. Thought he was just called up for Togo just to boost squad morale.
 
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