Parkdrive

Abramovichs sins are far worse than the purchase of council houses and if you don't already know that you should, as for Citys owners they have been linked to human rights abuses back home. Still think its ok for these people to be involved in football?

Millhaven Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > bon3yard Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Ah, Chelsea. An excellent piece by journalist > > Matthew Syed outlining Abramovichs toxic effect > on > > English Football: > > > > http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GmCtci6cen8 > > Mostly hysterical hyperbole. Not one mention of > Abramovich's work in Chukotka but then again that > wouldn't have suited Syed's agenda. Ho hum. The man is a bloody crook, regardless of his so called "good deeds", the owners of City are hardly squeaky clean either.

House Party - Fred Wesley

red devil Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The timing is suspicious, but maybe the > Board/Wenger have been shocked into action by the > fans' reaction to the Villa game... Guillem Balague when asked about this rumour last night stated neither was anywhere near the truth, and of all of the broadcasters out there, he's the one that I take heed of as 9 times out of 10 he's spot in respect of Spanish football.

Ladygooner Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Very encouraged by Arsenal's performance last > night and the news that we might be buying 2 Real > Madrid players..... Same here, but our squad is wafer thin and I'm certain we won't get either Benzema or Di Maria.

Otta Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > You've always been pretty supportive of your > manager PD. Where do you stand at rhe moment? > > BBC reporting today that the ox is out til > November. Its an all too familiar pattern, with the exception of a mass clear out of players, many not before time. While I wouldn't like to have the kind of backers City have, they have at least got their business done early. As for Wenger, I'm not sure who would come in if he was shown the door or who is available. I have no great expectations this season at all. I've not felt like that since the dark days of the 80's. I have a feeling City may take the title this season.

red devil Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > ...''8-4, that'll be fish suppers all round then. > I know, let's splash the cash since we offloaded > Chamakh, a pickled onion each too!'' > > http://www.weboptimiser.com/wp-content/uploads/201 > 3/01/GKICLondonJanuaryHandsInTheAir-1024x539.jpg Fish suppers, more like Tesco meal deal. We really know how to push the boat out.

Liverpool 2 v Stoke 0 Arsenal 2 v Aston Villa 1 Norwich 1 v Everton 2 Sunderland 1 v Fulham 0 West Brom 1 v Southampton 1 West Ham 2 v Cardiff 0 Swansea 1 v Man Utd 3 Crystal Palace 1 v Tottenham 2 Chelsea 3 v Hull City 0 Man City 2 v Newcastle 0

Liverpool 2 v Stoke 0 Arsenal 2 v Aston Villa 1 Norwich 1 v Everton 2 Sunderland 1 v Fulham 0 West Brom 1 v Southampton 1 West Ham 2 v Cardiff 0 Swansea 1 v Man Utd 3 Crystal Palace 1 v Tottenham 2 Chelsea 3 v Hull City 0 Man City 2 v Newcastle 0

And Bale is staying at Spurs or so he................oh wait

StraferJack Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > That thought occurred to me too Otta - a LOT of > very amused people You're easily amused then.

Mick Mac Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I heard this morning that the goal line technology > is being tested at the Emirates of all places. > True. > > But they are still passing it around, and it might > be some time before they actually get a shot in. > > > (All my own work - I'm here all week) Are you sure you aren't stealing someone elses work, its too hilarious (and predictable) for you

Otta Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I'm no Rooney fan, but I sort of have more > sympathy with his situation. He's done it all with > United, and wants to do something else. I get > that. I also get that Suarez wants to play at the > very highest level of club football, it's just the > way he's conducted himself which stinks, plus he > signed a new deal a year ago. Signing a new deal simply ups the price of a player when he wants to leave. Rooneys conduct is not far behind Suarez, and a repeat of what he did a few years back in case United fans have forgotten.

I obviously realise Utd have a similar situation with the angry and confused pieman. However, if he plays in the Charity Shield match this weekend I don't think he'll get anything remotely like a standing ovation, infact more likely the opposite. Watch and learn Liverpool fans Very hypocritical, I seem to recall that the last time he tried to get away and was paid to stay, you all backed him to the hilt, no double standards here then. Watch and learn indeed.

Jah Lush Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Parkdrive Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Jah Lush Wrote: > > > -------------------------------------------------- > > > ----- > > > Seven ways to cheer up Arsenal fans. > > > > > > > > > > > > http://uk.eurosport.yahoo.com/blogs/the-rundown/se > > > > > > ven-ways-cheer-arsenal-fans-205801964.html > > > > Altenatively how to piss off Bale FC fans, just > > one word ....BALE > > You must be more stupid than I thought you were if > you think that pisses us off. That coming from a BALE FC fan is hilarious. Obviously touched a nerve. Never mind, Thursday night football beckons.

Jah Lush Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Seven ways to cheer up Arsenal fans. > > > http://uk.eurosport.yahoo.com/blogs/the-rundown/se > ven-ways-cheer-arsenal-fans-205801964.html Altenatively how to piss off Bale FC fans, just one word ....BALE

Couple of things on Higuain and the Suarez debacle. 1. most Arsenal fans knew we wouldn't get Higuain. 2. Most, in fact the vast majority, don't want Suarez. Both of these seem to gather momentum when the season ticket renewals were announced. Funny that. I find the Cesc to the Mancs far more amusing/interesting, coupled with the fact that they, like us, have not done anything in the transfer window thus far. Could it be that Moyes has no where near the pull/kudos that old whisky nose had?

Jah Lush Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Another season of winning @#$%& all for the Arse > then. You qualify for the Champions League and > think you've won the Cup. Face it you'll never win > it. What is it now 14/15 years of trying and not a > sniff for the Wanderers. Deluded man that you are I think I said ealier on here I don't go on like we'ev won the cup, but you deluded buffoons at the shite hole jumping for joy after one of your own has tweeted that NUFC had equalised was pure solid comedy gold. And if you EVER win a title again in your life time, maybe then we'll take you semi seriously. Anyway lots of ITV4 viewing for you in the coming season, enjoy watching Bale FC won't you dear boy.

Jah Lush Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Next season's fixtures are up. Spurs first game > away to Crystal Palace and third fixture the north > London derby at The Effeminates. > > http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/premier-league > /fixtures Nil point for the Scum then

red devil Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > My point is this, here is a guy that told United > Arsenal he wanted to move on because he didn't > like the direction they were going in... > > http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/football/teams/ar > senal/10099697/Laurent-Koscielny-warns-he-could-le > ave-if-Arsenal-fail-to-make-big-buys-this-summer.h > tml I can see you've really read this properly. FFS

My point is this, here is a guy that told United he wanted to move on because he didn't like the direction they were going in, and Fergie stood for it. Lets not forget the stars he's kicked into to touch for lesser crimes, and he stood still for his outrageous demands. That wasn't a good move for football or for the club, and he's doing it again. I certainly don't think he's the answer to our problems, he's got baggage and we don't need anymore. Plus if Wengers scouting network is as good as we're lead to belive I'm sure there are far more options out there without the baggage/expense.

El Pibe Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > If you're hoping to avoid mercenaries in favour of > dedicated club players in your football team, I > fear you'll only be able to field a pub team full > of Arsenal fans. > > Arsene's a sharp fella, if the wage demands are > too high, he'll say no. Loyal players don't exist, and he is a prime example, he's shafted his current club twice, and why Fergie bowed to his last demand is beyond me. I hope we fcuk him right off.

Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger has been given the go ahead to move for Manchester United striker Wayne Rooney. Gunners chief executive Ivan Gazidis says the club can afford the England international The above was taken from the BBC Football gossip site. I genuinely hope we don't go for Shrek, this is a man who was famously "once ablue, always a blue" and shafted his current club twice for a pay increase. You're best suited where you are son.

red devil Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Cheers PD... Are you repeating your heroics for next season? I hope so.

Saw him at Manor Place baths in the 60's, the atmosphere was crazy.