Arsenal fans celebrations.....

[city diehard]

I'll reiterate my earlier point; you're our feeder club. Now fuck off back to your own club's forum, your wumming is tiresome.

yes feeder club, loool . And how have those signings worked out for you?? Give us some more cash please, take chamakh, djorou, park, squillaci, bendtner (infact he might be your second choice striker) and denilson also please, to follow tradition of taking our dregs.

None of our signings have added anything to your team, until you get one that actually improves your first team and hampers our team , im happy to be your feeder club - as you do pay generously :)

The thing is, the club you support is about to lose it's best player. A certain RVP.

The said player who has scored over 30 goals and single handedly kept Arsenal in the top 6, nevermind in the top 4.

So what happens to your beloved Arsenal next season when RVP leaves and that transfer money is used to pay off some of the debt once again?

City on the otherhand will sell Tevez, Ade, and....?, which will bring in enough transfer money to go and buy again, regardless of the Money Mansour makes available.

So next season City will once again be fighting for the title, while Arsenal, minus RVP, will be.......(fill in as appropriate) :-)

Sums up their future, possibly winning the Milk Cup, doubt it though!

 

[Arshavin23]

Oh in that case I take it all back
You have faith and history

You sure you're not an ex Liverpool fan?

Haha, not talking about that kind of "history"

I meant that every season since Henry left, we've had everyone proclaiming our demise because we're a one man team that lost its one man. Then, Adebayor went from scoring a few odd goals to 30 goals in one season. We lost him, then Cesc scored 19 goals 19 assists and Nasri scored 15 in half a season. And when we lost both of them, RVP who was made of glass suddenly gets rid of all his injuries and becomes a world class CF.

If RVP goes -- and he has every right to since we cannot guarantee him success, then I have faith that someone else will step up.

 

[TurkeyGiblets]

Why would anyone trust the word of an Internet fan who does even get to games, how the fuck do you know what's going on at the Emirates from 4000 miles?
Trust me, you know the sum of fuck all.

You're right, I do know the sum of fuck all; but I believe in my club. I have faith that someone will step up, and history shows that it has happened time and time again.

Oh in that case I take it all back
You have faith and history

You sure you're not an ex Liverpool fan?

lool youre clutching at straws for insults now. You're berating him because he cant see the future and can't tell you who exactly will step up even though hes given you perfectly reasonable and perfectly adequate and realistic prospects.

What more could you possibly want out of him ?

 

[squirtyflower]

Oh in that case I take it all back
You have faith and history

You sure you're not an ex Liverpool fan?

Haha, not talking about that kind of "history"

I meant that every season since Henry left, we've had everyone proclaiming our demise because we're a one man team that lost its one man. Then, Adebayor went from scoring a few odd goals to 30 goals in one season. We lost him, then Cesc scored 19 goals 19 assists and Nasri scored 15 in half a season. And when we lost both of them, RVP who was made of glass suddenly gets rid of all his injuries and becomes a world class CF.

If RVP goes -- and he has every right to since we cannot guarantee him success, then I have faith that someone else will step up.

Ther has been definite consistency in the way you've stepped up to the mark since Henry left.

Unfortunately though, the mark is well below where successful clubs aim to be.

 

[MCFC BOB]

We haven't won anything for 7 years. We have also spent less in net terms on our team than any other club since the Premiership began. In that time we built the best stadium in the country off our own backs and never fallen out of the top 4. We also try and play good football wherever we go, including your place. Come back when you do the same at the Emirates.

The two main reasons we haven't won anything in that time are Roman Abramovich and Sheikh Mansour. Good luck to you and Chelski, but looking down your nose at a self sufficient club says a lot about you.

Yesterday's win was a good performance against a team with limitless resources that probably guaranteed us Champions League football for the 15th consecutive season. Unlike you we need the revenue to remain competitive, so forgive us for celebrating.

I don't like picking scraps on opposition forums, but you might want to reconsider your statement about Arsenal being classless.

This is a good post, mate. But there's no use in being annoyed by knee-jerk comments.

 

[Arshavin23]

Oh in that case I take it all back
You have faith and history

You sure you're not an ex Liverpool fan?

Haha, not talking about that kind of "history"

I meant that every season since Henry left, we've had everyone proclaiming our demise because we're a one man team that lost its one man. Then, Adebayor went from scoring a few odd goals to 30 goals in one season. We lost him, then Cesc scored 19 goals 19 assists and Nasri scored 15 in half a season. And when we lost both of them, RVP who was made of glass suddenly gets rid of all his injuries and becomes a world class CF.

If RVP goes -- and he has every right to since we cannot guarantee him success, then I have faith that someone else will step up.

Ther has been definite consistency in the way you've stepped up to the mark since Henry left.

Unfortunately though, the mark is well below where successful clubs aim to be.

We're not blind, we know it's not a good situation to be in. That's what happens when you have a money-hungry board who are only interested in lining their pockets and paying off debts.

Without Wenger's annual miracles, we'd be in the wilderness.

 

[mad zab]

Oh in that case I take it all back
You have faith and history

You sure you're not an ex Liverpool fan?

Haha, not talking about that kind of "history"

I meant that every season since Henry left, we've had everyone proclaiming our demise because we're a one man team that lost its one man. Then, Adebayor went from scoring a few odd goals to 30 goals in one season. We lost him, then Cesc scored 19 goals 19 assists and Nasri scored 15 in half a season. And when we lost both of them, RVP who was made of glass suddenly gets rid of all his injuries and becomes a world class CF.

If RVP goes -- and he has every right to since we cannot guarantee him success, then I have faith that someone else will step up.

Meanwhile you go on paying through the nose for tickets!

However, what happens if RVP does go, and the next person steps up, then after a couple of years decides he also wants to move to win trophies?

Unless you can begin to win trohpies the same scenario will be played out.

IMO I don't believe Wenger will win another trophy as Arsenal manager!

 

[squirtyflower]

Haha, not talking about that kind of "history"

I meant that every season since Henry left, we've had everyone proclaiming our demise because we're a one man team that lost its one man. Then, Adebayor went from scoring a few odd goals to 30 goals in one season. We lost him, then Cesc scored 19 goals 19 assists and Nasri scored 15 in half a season. And when we lost both of them, RVP who was made of glass suddenly gets rid of all his injuries and becomes a world class CF.

If RVP goes -- and he has every right to since we cannot guarantee him success, then I have faith that someone else will step up.

Ther has been definite consistency in the way you've stepped up to the mark since Henry left.

Unfortunately though, the mark is well below where successful clubs aim to be.

We're not blind, we know it's not a good situation to be in. That's what happens when you have a money-hungry board who are only interested in lining their pockets and paying off debts.

Without Wenger's annual miracles, we'd be in the wilderness.

so the fans who go, not you, have to fork out for the most expensive tickets in the country to see a team that don't aim to be successful.
now that is a cracking enterprise the owners have going there, 57,000 weekly mugs prepared to dig deep for no success or even a modicum of trying to be successful. Unless you counting qualifying for the chumps league as success.

 

[bluemanc]

Haha, not talking about that kind of "history"

I meant that every season since Henry left, we've had everyone proclaiming our demise because we're a one man team that lost its one man. Then, Adebayor went from scoring a few odd goals to 30 goals in one season. We lost him, then Cesc scored 19 goals 19 assists and Nasri scored 15 in half a season. And when we lost both of them, RVP who was made of glass suddenly gets rid of all his injuries and becomes a world class CF.

If RVP goes -- and he has every right to since we cannot guarantee him success, then I have faith that someone else will step up.

Ther has been definite consistency in the way you've stepped up to the mark since Henry left.

Unfortunately though, the mark is well below where successful clubs aim to be.

We're not blind, we know it's not a good situation to be in. That's what happens when you have a money-hungry board who are only interested in lining their pockets and paying off debts.

Without Wenger's annual miracles, we'd be in the wilderness.

Funny isn't it how 2 weeks ago even your number 1 fan piers poison morgan and every other fucker was calling for wenger to fuck off. Now you lot have crawled back out of the woodwork and he's a miracle worker.fuck off.

 

[city diehard]

Haha, not talking about that kind of "history"

I meant that every season since Henry left, we've had everyone proclaiming our demise because we're a one man team that lost its one man. Then, Adebayor went from scoring a few odd goals to 30 goals in one season. We lost him, then Cesc scored 19 goals 19 assists and Nasri scored 15 in half a season. And when we lost both of them, RVP who was made of glass suddenly gets rid of all his injuries and becomes a world class CF.

If RVP goes -- and he has every right to since we cannot guarantee him success, then I have faith that someone else will step up.

Ther has been definite consistency in the way you've stepped up to the mark since Henry left.

Unfortunately though, the mark is well below where successful clubs aim to be.

We're not blind, we know it's not a good situation to be in. That's what happens when you have a money-hungry board who are only interested in lining their pockets and paying off debts.

Without Wenger's annual miracles, we'd be in the wilderness.

Your fickle fans call for his head half way through each season, but to be honest you won't be title challenging whatsoever, you'll be trying to achieve top 4 and that is it.