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Up the Arse! Goons Thread
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To Bradford.
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Bradford's annual wage bill: 1.7m pounds
Chamakh's annual wage bill: 2.4m pounds
#nuffsaid
Chamakh's annual wage bill: 2.4m pounds
#nuffsaid
Let me guess, we were tired right? The only football club in history who has play a midweek game on top of a weekend game.
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if they run that excuse, they're fools. We have played more games with any other side in England, have a smaller squad and our 2 centre halves are on long term injuries. (I gather you are not suggesting this, more so taking the piss glenferry?)
The Arse had about 10 passengers, only Wilshere tried, along with Chamberlain when he entered the game.
this is the greatest moment for the mighty Bantams since David Weatherall smashed a header against Liverpool to stay in the premier league on the last day of 99/00
sorry to come here and gloat, but it's not often something this exciting happens!!
yes i am 100% piss taking. because that's the shit wenger has stuffed down our faces constantly. he makes it sound like no other club has to face 2-3 games per week. poor old arsenal, heaven forbid we go out and build a squad strong enough to tolerate this workload. but no, we just pay f*cking rubbish wages to rubbish footballers who we cant sell, and live off a paper thin squad who couldn't give a f*ck given what we pay them.
wenger should watch that game over and over again, because only one team played with the 'belief' and 'spirit' blah blah blah that wenger spouts on and on about. congratulations to bradford.
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Walcott is already gone. Don't believe the fluff about wanting to be the centre forward and the ongoing negotiations, Walcott is already gone, he's just waiting until he can talk to other clubs to pick an offer.
Honestly, I won't miss him. He's never been anything but a flaky one-trick winger anyway.
Walcott and Sagna leaving, and we should be offloading Arshavin, Chamakh, Gervinho, Squillaci, Djourou and Santos, plus finally sell on loan players Bendtner, Denilson and Park, and spend about 200mill on 12 players, at least 4 of which need to be in the 25-30mill each ready to go world class category.
Just a ****ing shambles boys, shambles.
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Found this on Arsenal News.
Is Gervinho really a footballer?
Gervinho has been in English football for over a year now and still the question remains: What is
he? What is he for?
I don’t know what Wenger saw in him, neglecting Hazard for a player who doesn’t know when to pass nor when shoot.
He has never been what you might consider a typical Arsene Wenger player, primarily because he doesn’t actually seem to be very good at football. Perhaps that’s a little harsh. Obviously, he has some plus points. When Arsenal’s supporters have calmed down a bit, they’ll tell you about his directness, his bursts of pace and his moments of gripping spontaneity. But he lacks the technique and close control of his colleagues, or at least the consistent ability to display it. His reading of the game and his decision-making are so poor that he can occasionally make Bendtner look like Falcao. There are moments when he can conjure up a game-changing moment of magic, but there are more frequent moments when you wonder what on earth he’s doing in this Arsenal squad.
It’s certainly not a lack of effort that is holding Gervinho back. He’s obviously doing his best.
Gervinho was by no means the only man at fault for Arsenal’s defeat last night. Team-mates, coaching staff and Wenger himself must all share the blame for this debacle. But there comes a time when you have to stop looking for excuses and accept that some of the players just aren’t good enough. Gervinho, sadly, is out of his depth and doesn’t even deserve to wear An Arsenal shirt.
So is he the reason why Wenger doesn’t want to give Theo what he wants ? Or Is Theo not good enough to play that central role Wenger is playing this good for nothing lad ?
Is Gervinho really a footballer?
Gervinho has been in English football for over a year now and still the question remains: What is
he? What is he for?
I don’t know what Wenger saw in him, neglecting Hazard for a player who doesn’t know when to pass nor when shoot.
He has never been what you might consider a typical Arsene Wenger player, primarily because he doesn’t actually seem to be very good at football. Perhaps that’s a little harsh. Obviously, he has some plus points. When Arsenal’s supporters have calmed down a bit, they’ll tell you about his directness, his bursts of pace and his moments of gripping spontaneity. But he lacks the technique and close control of his colleagues, or at least the consistent ability to display it. His reading of the game and his decision-making are so poor that he can occasionally make Bendtner look like Falcao. There are moments when he can conjure up a game-changing moment of magic, but there are more frequent moments when you wonder what on earth he’s doing in this Arsenal squad.
It’s certainly not a lack of effort that is holding Gervinho back. He’s obviously doing his best.
Gervinho was by no means the only man at fault for Arsenal’s defeat last night. Team-mates, coaching staff and Wenger himself must all share the blame for this debacle. But there comes a time when you have to stop looking for excuses and accept that some of the players just aren’t good enough. Gervinho, sadly, is out of his depth and doesn’t even deserve to wear An Arsenal shirt.
So is he the reason why Wenger doesn’t want to give Theo what he wants ? Or Is Theo not good enough to play that central role Wenger is playing this good for nothing lad ?
Said it from day one and I copped it big time. He is an absolute light weight disgrace to the shirt. I take no pleasure in the blokes who condemned me for pointing out his flaws now coming around to my way of thinking. I just say what took you so long. So ****ing frustrating to see him stroll around and not seeming to give a ****. So average it hurts.
We spent £12m on him. Incredible.
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And our 2nd best attacking player after Cazorla.
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We spend 2 million (sterling) on Chamakh per season.
That was the price of michu. Also the same fee wenger paid last year for park, who gave us 7 minutes of league football.
You can wake up now.
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Speaks volumes about the quality of the rest of the squad doesn't it?
10 years ago, even 5 years ago, the Walcott of today would be out the door to a mid table club for a middling fee, where he would not be missed in the slightest bit, except when he threatens to become yet another "former player who only scores against us" like Baptista, Aliadiere, and a host of others.
Walcott has already made his mind up to leave, he'll probably end up somewhere like Liverpool.
Congrats mate. Bradford are my second side so i am happy for them. I am happy for the fans.
Winger needs to be sacked.
There were 11 Gervinho's out there the other night.
The buck must stop with the manager: it's the way it has always been, that is, the team wins and the players get the plaudits; the team loses and it's the manager's fault. Unfortunately, that's the nature of the job and The Arsenal's best available eleven were beaten by a fourth division side.
The buck must stop with the manager: it's the way it has always been, that is, the team wins and the players get the plaudits; the team loses and it's the manager's fault. Unfortunately, that's the nature of the job and The Arsenal's best available eleven were beaten by a fourth division side.
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Jack was the only one who could hold his head high. Most of the rest were a disgrace to the shirt, and got what they deserved for disrespecting/underestimating their opponents.
That's it my friend. They thought they just had to show up and they'd win.
It hurts but don't you just love the FA Cup: it's a "no tomorrow" competition and if you are not switched on, you pay the price.
Too often the case.
Being realistic, this was our best chance at some silverware this season.
Lots of rumours emerging about a rift between Wenger and bould, in regards to who conducts some training sessions etc.
Lots of rumours emerging about a rift between Wenger and bould, in regards to who conducts some training sessions etc.
It was even more disappointing in the respect that Wenger pumped up our mentality and belief etc so much after the win vs west brom. He said something along the lines of 'at this level old professionalism, the players just willed themselves to win'. Or something to that effect. But why do the players only show that mentality once every couple of games?
Comments like that just open up a whole number of questions when things turn to shit again. Why couldn't we bring that mentality in the games vs villa, everton, swansea, norwich.....
Those rumours have Been around for months and all start either Stuart Robson who was sacked by Arsenal in the off-season.
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