Weird feelings of football

If the Premier League was a Twitter poll then Arsenal could actually win it
 
Pirlo has always been a veteran.

Walcott will always remain a sprightly youngster.

Bolton will always remain Arsenal's bogey team.

Next season, Wayne Rooney will finally win the Ballon D'Or.

Any four letter combination that can be pronounced is a possible name for a Brazilian or Portuguese footballer.

No Spanish midfielder is taller than 5'6''.

Every Eastern European team is called Dynamo.
 
Nobody had ever said the words "we go again" before Gerrard did, now it's said in every other interview.
 
Nobody had ever said the words "we go again" before Gerrard did, now it's said in every other interview.

Think that's just a case of the Baader-Meinhof Phenomenon in action.
 
American goalkeepers must always be bald.

All bald players have good heading ability.

If you haven't left the Eredivisie by age 22 then you are probably shit.
 
Every time South American teams have a close match against another team, there's always tension between the teams.
 
Theo Walcott hardly plays and when he does he seems quite ineffectual to Arsenal, yet every few seasons he's always offered a huge contract and a 'key' position in the squad and assurances about his starting position etc...
 
Theo Walcott hardly plays and when he does he seems quite ineffectual to Arsenal, yet every few seasons he's always offered a huge contract and a 'key' position in the squad and assurances about his starting position etc...
He returns from injury, manages to score a hattrick against minnows in the final weeks of the season , Arsenal fans start clamoring he's back, then he gets injured again. Rinse and repeat.
 
He returns from injury, manages to score a hattrick against minnows in the final weeks of the season , Arsenal fans start clamoring he's back, then he gets injured again. Rinse and repeat.
The Wilshere syndrome.
 
- Every season, Martin Tyler sees something which we'll "never see anything like again".

- Every time Sky analyses a former United academy product, they'll score against us (and Tyler will applaud them as if they are a bullied orphan standing up to big bully United).

- Martin Tyler is obliged to have 4 games a season where he has a positive vocal tone on United. The other games, he sounds like he's read a depressing newspaper article.

- If you used to play for United, you have to throw ABU slur into your punditry, so Sky Sports don't get upset over the balance of ex players-turned-pundits who dislike United.
 
Signing a player for £15m or less is now regarded as underwhelming.
 
If you haven't left the Eredivisie by age 22 then you are probably shit.
Hmm, not too sure about that. Suarez, Ibrahimovic and Van Nistelrooij off the top of my head, and Huntelaar, Vertonghen, Alderweireld and Dembele aren't exactly shit either.
 
- Every season, Martin Tyler sees something which we'll "never see anything like again".

- Every time Sky analyses a former United academy product, they'll score against us (and Tyler will applaud them as if they are a bullied orphan standing up to big bully United).

- Martin Tyler is obliged to have 4 games a season where he has a positive vocal tone on United. The other games, he sounds like he's read a depressing newspaper article.

- If you used to play for United, you have to throw ABU slur into your punditry, so Sky Sports don't get upset over the balance of ex players-turned-pundits who dislike United.

This is all truth.
 
Hmm, not too sure about that. Suarez, Ibrahimovic and Van Nistelrooij off the top of my head, and Huntelaar, Vertonghen, Alderweireld and Dembele aren't exactly shit either.

Suarez and Ibrahimovic left at the age of 23 and RVN would have came to us at 24 if not because of the injury. So, he's not too far off. The other 4 are average players.
 
Sir Alex Ferguson is still the Manchester United manager.