Arsenal Thread 2013/14

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jimharri said:
mancityvstoke said:
biz still means shit to us oldies mate.


This new Urban language bollocks is beyond us I think
It's how the bro's and the ho's speak down in the hood though, innit?
Respect.

innit bruv do

you is the bizzle izzle drizzle
I fink

oh yeah brrrap
 
bluevengence said:
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Coming home to us, innit shirley.
 
Bilboblue said:
jlc09 said:
Roll on Monday when we will be back on top of the league.

A gooner with a sense of humour? wow.

draw please!
Chelsea have been poor for a while now. History tells us that the best Arsenal should hope for is a draw, but it's not a great or even a powerful Chelsea team. I know Stoke are trying to change, but it is not a coincidence that Chelsea lost to them for the first time recently. They don't have the power to bulldoze Arsenal and I am not sure they can outplay them.
 
ManCitizens. said:
afc16 said:
kenzie115 said:
I love that the majority of Arsenal fans think we were the equivalent of Macclesfield Town (no offence to Macc) before Sheikh Mansour came along.

no arsenal supporters i know think that you were some tiny club before your takeover.

but neither were you anywhere near big enough to bag one of the biggest (if not the biggest) sponsorship deal in the premier league and Europe were you? thats why there was so much suspicion around the sponsorship, once it turned out the sponsor was directly related to the city owner.

like i said in previous post, theres no way even any city fan can deny the obvious with that one...

Etihad is I no way shape or form directly related to our owner. It's like Alan Sugar buying Valencia, investing millions into the playing staff and infrastructure of the club and getting sponsored by a company like BT. Completely unrelated yet you fools can't understand that as all you see is an 'Arab'.

this shows a terrible lack of understanding of your own club.

if the scenario you described with alan sugar happened, it would be totally different as alan sugar has no links whatsoever with BT.

your deal with etihad on the other hand, from the BBC:

"Etihad Airways, for example, is owned by the Abu Dhabi government. The oil-rich state's ruler, Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan, is Sheikh Mansour's half-brother."

so basically the main man, the ruler of Abu Dhabi, who effectively owns the etihad company, is the man city owners half brother. hmmm

on top of that there was also investigations and allegations from uefa and other governing bodies around the deal. this shows it isn't just 'bitter arsenal fans' that thought the same thing.

obviously nothing got proved in the end as with a deal like this, done in a closed country such as abu dhabi, you are never going to be able to prove anything for definite.
 
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