Hatred for Arsenal.

Scotland_WC2010 said:
Adebayor and Nasri deserved the hate given to them by the fans.

As for being disgusting, is the way City fans treat Boateng disgusting?

You mean with indifference? lol...

He just didn't play enough for me to care about him.
 
Piers Morgan is a pure wind-up, muppet if I've ever seen one.

Ade lost the fans after the one top season of his life in 08, making demands about wages etc and flirting with other clubs like Milan. He was a shadow the next season, putting in minimal effort and that forced the move. We made his arse, and he's never been able and never will be able to replicate his form for us in that season. He's just a good striker at best, good for 15+ goals. Spurs is his level, Mourinho was shot of him fairly lively at Madrid when on loan, Ade was hoping he'd stay there or Milan etc would be in for him. Aint gonna happen.

The whole celebration thing at Eastlands was a nothing for me, fans there were pissed but in reality I think it's part of the game and makes it exciting really. No big deal. Henry did it vs Spurs all those years ago, that picture is one of my favourites from that period, seeing close-ups of the Spud faces while Thierry was on his knees.

Nasri I simply dont like, think he's a poisonous character but wont get into that now. Seems he's up to his old tricks at the Euro's, think he's big time for some reason when he is anything but.
 
Ask any of them if they are aware of what their club with such high principles din in the 1920's.

Huddersfield won the league 3 years running in 23,24 ad 25 with Herbert Chapman as Manager.

Arsenal poached Herbert Chapman who then proceeded to buy 10 players from Huddersfield for Arsenal. Then Arsenal won the league for 3 years running in 26, 27 and 28.

If there was ever a team that bought a league winning team then they were the first.

Hypocrites.

Analogy from a long time ago I know buy they don't like it when you mention it.

Stuck up bellends.
 
Train said:
Scotland_WC2010 said:
Adebayor and Nasri deserved the hate given to them by the fans.

As for being disgusting, is the way City fans treat Boateng disgusting?

You mean with indifference? lol...

He just didn't play enough for me to care about him.

I thought he got booed when he returned with Bayern, if not then I apologize.
 
Rape continental clubs for their best talent by offering pro terms at 16 /17 when Barca etc are unable to do the same till 18. Then try to lord it as if they are in some way ethically and morally superior to other clubs.

Hypocrites.
 
I've had problems with Arsenal fans over the last couple of seasons. There were a good 50 showing off at Piccadilly after we beat them but a few Scallies shut them up in seconds.

A Steward at The Emirates last season aggressively celebrated their winning goal in front of our fans and then tried to get anyone arrested who dared give him stick for doing so. Proper Southern looking **** with a side parting, shaded glases and a pot belly.

[bigimg]https://fbcdn-sphotos-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-prn1/564390_10150661193898499_725387254_n.jpg[/bigimg]
 
Scotland_WC2010 said:
Adebayor and Nasri deserved the hate given to them by the fans.

Adebayor for not trying at all. His last season was the same as how he played for City after the initial goal spurt.

Nasri purely for being a hypocrite.

In both cases there were lots of fans that gave them over the top abuse which can't be justified but they weren't hated out of bitterness. If their actions didn't make them hateable it would all be fine as they both left for more than they were worth.

As for being disgusting, is the way City fans treat Boateng disgusting?


Can't disagree with the Piers Morgan bit though, he is a deluded ****.

It was a very mild booing, though I'd agree there was no need for it.
 
Arsenal fans are cunts.

Singing things like this while he still played for them! No wonder Nasri wanted out.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ulAZCDmTb4[/youtube]
 
To be honest I don't blame them for the initial anger at Nasri, it's more the months and months of abuse via Twitter that followed. Some initial venting of frustration that their player of the season (I don't know if he was officially, but I mean he very arguably was) leaving straight after finding by far the best form of his spell there, is perhaps to be expected. They should ideally be directing some anger at their board though, for thinking it is ever, ever acceptable practice in modern football to let the contracts of key players run down to one year left. That is one thing that totally flys in the face of them having good business acumen, which is supposedly the one positive thing you can actually say about the people who run that club. But I guess it's knee-jerk to focus some ire at the player as well.

I'm fairly sure they're still giving it out via Twitter though, and that's just desperately pathetic.
 
southern muppet said:
To be honest I don't blame them for the initial anger at Nasri, it's more the months and months of abuse via Twitter that followed. Some initial venting of frustration that their player of the season (I don't know if he was officially, but I mean he very arguably was) leaving straight after finding by far the best form of his spell there, is perhaps to be expected. They should ideally be directing some anger at their board though, for thinking it is ever, ever acceptable practice in modern football to let the contracts of key players run down to one year left. That is one thing that totally flys in the face of them having good business acumen, which is supposedly the one positive thing you can actually say about the people who run that club. But I guess it's knee-jerk to focus some ire at the player as well.
I'm fairly sure they're still giving it out via Twitter though, and that's just desperately pathetic.
Bosman is why they were forced to sell Nasri (and possibly RVP) under duress but it was Bosman that enabled them to sign Sol Campbell several years ago to scenes of unbridled glee from their supporters.

Their shift from beneficiaries to victims of the totemic ruling in European football is symptomatic of their marginal decline as a force in English football.
 

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