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I hope that in retrospect you can see the irony between the first sentence and the rest of that post?

This is the most galling part.

He's won seven major ones during his tenure of 18 years. Granted, they're all from the first half of his reign, but that's a rate of about one major trophy every three years, or a little bit better, 2 point something years per trophy. That's fairly impressive by most standards, I would think, if...

Sure we were missing key players, but the ones who were out there, Mertesacker, Cazorla, Oxlade Chamberlain- you expect them to be able to play, while instead they were utter shit dipped in vomit baked in an oven topped by a layer of toxic sludge. Injuries are always our problem and maybe to...

I have a feeling if events transpire as you imagine them, Wenger will seriously think about starting over somewhere else. The board I think will want him to stay, and I can understand that position.

There is something wrong with this Arsenal side. It's one thing to be flat-track bullies. It's another to implode every time you meet a team that js more fancied than you to win. Part of the problem is surely with the manager, who prepares the players for the games, but ultimately, something is...

Absolutely. The fact that he still hasn't signed that new contract with what, three months to go, deeply worries me. I feel that he'll call it a day if we fail to get the FA cup. But then, if we win it, he might take the opportunity to leave on a high note. It's a little bit of a Catch-22. He's...

No, but then, they're not like most squads. I was very pleased by the miracle of Old Trafford last night. #SOD.

To be fair though if you put Henry and Bergkamp into most squads, they'd win the league.

Performance in the cups has definitely been disappointing. Some bad memories there especially in the last few years. But in terms of league performance I think he's done a commendable job considering that in that time we've also got ourselves a new stadium.

We have Mertesacker and Flamini. The latter in particular operates like a general at war. He gives the team a degree of steel that was absent in the last couple seasons. If you see the games in which he has played and the one's where he is off- I haven't done a statistical overview- but I think...

Reporter: Other than three points, what's at stake today? Tim Sherwood: Three points.

Fergies Face!

Hahaha, now I have to laugh. You couldn't make it up.

Turd of a Dutch skunk, one time I wanted you to score again. Just one time, and no.

Come on you useless shits!

I'll be right here.

At the risk of incurring some major jinx- You won't have to worry about that my friend, forever in our shadow. (I'm sorry I couldn't resist.)

I think there needs to be a little bit of nuance added to the law. As it currently stands, I believe when there's no no one between the striker and the goal but the goalkeeper, the keeper is counted as a the last man, so when the keeper fouls the striker, it's a straight red. Now I think the red...

Wouldn't the gloryhunters hold off on the statue unless he had won a European Cup, or am I missing something here? There seems to be a little irony in there between the two parts of your post.