peterstorey
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Who cares? No one wants to see the greedy cnut in an Arsenal shirt again, even if we lose 0-9 with Carroll getting 3 hattricks and me having to agree with JoPub.
Who cares? No one wants to see the greedy cnut in an Arsenal shirt again, even if we lose 0-9 with Carroll getting 3 hattricks and me having to agree with JoPub.
Wenger is playing a dangerous game on all levels involving Nasri tomorrow.
I can't see a way Liverpool won't win tomorrow. If they don't, that's a real kick in the teeth for the new regime. We can barely name a bench.
I can't see a way Liverpool won't win tomorrow. If they don't, that's a real kick in the teeth for the new regime. We can barely name a bench.
If you don't beat them the knives will be out for Wenger regardless.
Which is interesting, when you bear in mind that even if you lose your next game against United you'll have done no worse than you did in the equivalent fixtures last season.
the worry is we went to the emirates a few months ago with two teenagers in defense, Kyrgioakos for the last 40 minutes, spearing in midfield no gerrard or agger and managed a draw.
The last time we struggled to field a team against your lot Neil fecking Mellor popped a winner.
This whole back against the wall scenario has become so despondent it is starting to worry me a bit.
Hopefully, you have no bottle and will crack from it.
The reason the knives are out is because we have £100m in the bank and we're sitting here with less than a fortnight before the end of the transfer window with the smallest squad in the division, with no recognised left-back fit at the club. I'm not one of the 'Wenger out' brigade, but this is panic time. We just need to buy anyone. Literally anyone to fill some places up.
If we were at Anfield, we'd have a 1% chance of getting something. It rises to 10% because we're at home. I can't see Jenkinson stopping Suarez, and I can't see Frimpong bossing the midfield either. It's horrendous how we've allowed the club to get into this sorry state. If I were a betting man, I'd go for a 4-0 Liverpool win. You'd get great odds, and if you get one early on, the floodgates might just open when you realise you're playing against a league one full back on one side. Needless to say, hope I'm proven wrong.
Jesus, Mary and Joseph. Stop trying to out drama-queen Jo, you'll give Arsenal fans a bad name. I watched the Liverpool game on Saturday and they were piss poor, even with a weakened side we should be odds on to beat themIf I were a betting man, I'd go for a 4-0 Liverpool win. You'd get great odds, and if you get one early on, the floodgates might just open when you realise you're playing against a league one full back on one side. Needless to say, hope I'm proven wrong.
I don't know that it's quite that bad but I do wonder about his thought process when it comes to things like the left back position. Is he really betting the house on Gibbs to stay fit all season, not to mention that he'll prove to be good enough?
I can only assume he's looking closely at a centre-half and a midfielder to replace Fabregas but again, did he really need to let Eboue go with their squad so light? He may not have been the best but he was a decent, experienced player.
I have sympathy with him on the Nasrigas deals but he knew this was coming and unless he can bring in the likes of Cahill, Mata and one or two others then it's tough to see you being at your best this season. As good as Ramsey and Wilshere are, they're still kids. They'll have bad days, and sometimes on the same day.
Jesus, Mary and Joseph. Stop trying to out drama-queen Jo, you'll give Arsenal fans a bad name. I watched the Liverpool game on Saturday and they were piss poor, even with a weakened side we should be odds on to beat them
If we were at Anfield, we'd have a 1% chance of getting something.It rises to 10% because we're at home. I can't see Jenkinson stopping Suarez, and I can't see Frimpong bossing the midfield either. It's horrendous how we've allowed the club to get into this sorry state. If I were a betting man, I'd go for a 4-0 Liverpool win. You'd get great odds, and if you get one early on, the floodgates might just open when you realise you're playing against a league one full back on one side. Needless to say, hope I'm proven wrong.
Have a stiff drink and pop a tampon in, you're embarrassing yourself.
negotiation strategy if you ask me.
"you think I won't keep him if you don't pay up? I will, I'll play him tomorrow just to prove it to you."
There'll be a few goals, that's for damn sure.
Pretty poor negotiation strategy because he has already showed his hand by not playing Nasri in the CL Playoff vs Udinese. Playing him in the league doesn't put Arsenal in a good negotiation position, I would say it's the opposite if you consider a possible injury.
Just have the fecking period willya?Have you never bet on an unlikely score-line, just on a hunch? Interesting times ahead for us tomorrow. Maybe 4-0 is exaggerating, but we don't have a left-back. Our central midfield can only have two players in it because that's all we have, one of whom has never started a PL game, and yet it seems the sensible bet is a draw? Not in my book. If the roles were reversed, I'd be apoplectic if we couldn't beat Liverpool by at least two goals.
Just have the fecking period willya?
He couldn't have played Nasri against Udinese. He was part of the 'Van Persie kicked a football' ban.
at alastair.
The Arsenal-situation has to be a worry though, for Pete and his fellow Gooners who are not in need of an instant tampon up the ol' fanny.
The defence doesn't look rock solid, they're seriously lacking in cover there as well, and the numbers in CM are quite shocking(plus there's questions about their actual quality in some cases as well.)
I'd be worried if I was an Arsenal-man, if Wenger don't sign some players they actually need before the window closes. But talk about being annihilated by a Liverpool-side which I believe have mad numerous questionable accquisitions and as such haven't really strengthened a lot, is just daft.
Have you never bet on an unlikely score-line, just on a hunch? Interesting times ahead for us tomorrow. Maybe 4-0 is exaggerating, but we don't have a left-back. Our central midfield can only have two players in it because that's all we have, one of whom has never started a PL game, and yet it seems the sensible bet is a draw? Not in my book. If the roles were reversed, I'd be apoplectic if we couldn't beat Liverpool by at least two goals.
I've only made one bet in my life, on Leeds when they reached the CL semis, to ensure my life remained worth living.
But I would happily bet you 50 quid that you don't get turned over 4-0 by the dippers in front of your own fans.
Can we do it via Paypal?
I'm not handling cash with the lining of your uterus all over it
Can we do it via Paypal?
I'm not handling cash with the remains of your uterus all over it
We'll finish top 4 comfortably. I think losing Cesc has probably cost us any chance of the league but that can't be fixed overnight. You can't get world-class players without paying silly money so we'll have to attack it collectively.What do you disagree with? Are you happy with the squad as it is? Let's say, hypothetically, we don't sign another player this window, where will we finish? If we could play our first eleven every week, we'd finish 3rd/4th. Since we can't, it's looking a bit dicey.
I'd have a £10 bet with you that tomorrow we won't win the game, because then I'll be glad to pay up when I lose. All proceeds to the caf.