Jack Hackett
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No one with a taste bud would put gravy (not that it's real, just some brown muck you get in Manchester) on chips
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Arsenal 2017/18
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No one with a taste bud would put gravy (not that it's real, just some brown muck you get in Manchester) on chips
Jack Hackett
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Don’t you serve it with lemonade though? ;)
No.....obviously, not.....Jeez!?
Jack Hackett
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well we'd go as far as the Emirates but your lot just didn't bother to turn up, wouldn't want to get stood up if we came all the way down to Kent.
Kent is a beautiful, rural, bucolic paradise in the south east that once you visit, you'd never want to leave.....assuming of course, you could afford the local property prices.
goalmole
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I heard him for myself. Fuck me, I couldn't believe it. I couldn't work out whether it was genuine or a rival fan taking the piss. I can understand being gutted, but crying on the radio? Ffs.There was a grown Arse fan on 606 after our game who was literally in tears explaining how he only wanted a shift off the players and no more, but they didn't seem to be putting in half a shift! He needs a season in the old Div 3 and a few trips to York, Macclesfield and Crewe to give him some perspective!
The urbanKent is a beautiful, rural, bucolic paradise in the south east that once you visit, you'd never want to leave.....assuming of course, you could afford the local property prices.
goalmole
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So much the better. If they have no understanding of what we have needed to do to get here they will never work out what their club has to do to get where we are.Very weak, and belies a lack of understanding about the time and care and hard work put in by many to get City to this point.
Jack Hackett
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The urbanparadisebubonic weeping sore that are the Medway towns are in Kent, a total arsing dystopian nightmare populated by feral inbred chavs that are the antagonists from The Jeremy Kyle Show :)
Medway is a unitary authority not part of Kent County
However, given your description of Medway could easily be applied to great tracts of Greater Manchester, I'm not sure what point you're making?
Don't mind a laugh and a joke about football but I'll not have our gravy slagged.No one with a taste bud would put gravy (not that it's real, just some brown muck you get in Manchester) on chips
Medway is a shit hole. End. Gillingham Chatham Rainham... Parts of Manchester are tough granted but fuck off they are the arsehole of Kent..Medway is a unitary authority not part of Kent County
However, given your description of Medway could easily be applied to great tracts of Greater Manchester, I'm not sure what point you're making?
Oh and stick property prices up where the sun don't shine. Really helpful to the young of Tunbridge.! Dick!
Jack Hackett
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Medway is a shit hole. End. Gillingham Chatham Rainham... Parts of Manchester are tough granted but fuck off they are the arsehole of Kent..
Oh and stick property prices up where the sun don't shine. Really helpful to the young of Tunbridge.! Dick!
Medway is certainly not the most attractive part of the South East. However, the idea that 'tough' (as you see it) parts of Manchester are somehow better is risible.
And it's Tonbridge whose young seem to do well from the bank of mum and dad
gordondaviesmoustache
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Kent’s a funny county. A bit like Staffordshire: the big conurbations are shitholes (Canterbury and TW apart); the rural parts of the county can be absolutely stunning, with some serious dough knocking about.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b09tgpkh#play
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I think we have found the father of the crying boy from the League Cup final.
Get a fucking grip.
Arsenal are underacheiving, but from the way their fans make out you'd think they were getting relegated and going into administration while Spurs were winning the quadruple.
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I think we have found the father of the crying boy from the League Cup final.
Get a fucking grip.
Arsenal are underacheiving, but from the way their fans make out you'd think they were getting relegated and going into administration while Spurs were winning the quadruple.
casualdeyna
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Wenger should have gone years ago, it reminds me a bit of Clough at the end of his time at Forest, he’d taken them to the very top but the downward spiral had gone on years and ultimately resulted in relegation. The way Arsenal are playing at the moment I bet they are relieved to have 40+ points!
Problem is he has been woven in to their history over the last 20 years, winning titles, one of them without losing a game, bankrolling a stadium, so no matter how bad it gets who is the owner/chief exec etc. that goes down in history as the man that fired Wenger? So far no one is brave enough to do it.
He needs to call it a day before it does get any worse. Arsenal just don’t look bothered at the moment, and if that continues in to next season and he sees his contract out it is dangerous. People will say they have too much quality to get involved in a relegation battle, but I’d rather have 11 average players willing to work every game than 11 good players who aren’t interested every game.
Most worrying for them I don’t see 11 good players, and players that are leaving them are in general improving, Szczesny, Walcott, Oxlade-Chamberlain. Something not right there and while nothing happens off the pitch it just continues to drift on it.
Problem is he has been woven in to their history over the last 20 years, winning titles, one of them without losing a game, bankrolling a stadium, so no matter how bad it gets who is the owner/chief exec etc. that goes down in history as the man that fired Wenger? So far no one is brave enough to do it.
He needs to call it a day before it does get any worse. Arsenal just don’t look bothered at the moment, and if that continues in to next season and he sees his contract out it is dangerous. People will say they have too much quality to get involved in a relegation battle, but I’d rather have 11 average players willing to work every game than 11 good players who aren’t interested every game.
Most worrying for them I don’t see 11 good players, and players that are leaving them are in general improving, Szczesny, Walcott, Oxlade-Chamberlain. Something not right there and while nothing happens off the pitch it just continues to drift on it.
Big Swifty
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Yes - as one headline put it, stability has become stagnation.
Arsenal same type of fan as the rags and red dippers they think they have a divine right to success.
As you can see by even the slightest dip to 6th place they've lost the plot and stopped going.
At least we didn't do that and can hold our heads high as real fans.
As you can see by even the slightest dip to 6th place they've lost the plot and stopped going.
At least we didn't do that and can hold our heads high as real fans.
Arsenal same type of fan as the rags and red dippers they think they have a divine right to success.
As you can see by even the slightest dip to 6th place they've lost the plot and stopped going.
At least we didn't do that and can hold our heads high as real fans.
I suspect it's less about being 6th and more about the direction of travel. Each year they get a bit weaker, each year they slip a bit more - and with no indication it even bothers the club hierarchy overly. When Chelsea had a terrible season a couple of years ago the fans were annoyed, but they also knew it would change. Not sure Arsenal fans think that.
Daz_Blue
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I wondered what Carlton was up to these days
Fame Monster
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Hilarious. Robbie is the biggest WUM on the internet haha. Please stay Wenger.
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