No Team Talk needed on Wednesday

[law74]

Tell him to blame a Mr Dein, one of the leading instigators in the FAPL breaking away from the football league in order for the "BIG CLUBS" to keep more of the TV revenue.
I forget which club Mr Dein was from, can anyone remind me (or him).

 

[mcstick]

Presumably Arsenal is owned by the fans? No?
Is it exclusively owned by some bloke from Stoke Newington then? No?
What?! It's mostly owned by an American, a Russian and an Iranian who don't otherwise have any connection to English football?! Oh right. Fuck off you hypocrite.

 

[Oasis_City]

I would bet £1,000 right now that Balotelli’s career will be one of stop-starts, bust-ups with managers, irregular international appearances for Italy and multiple club changes, while Wilshere will go on to captain England and Arsenal and will remain a one club man for his entire career.



Youth career
2001 Luton Town
2001–2008 Arsenal
Senior career*
Years Team Apps† (Gls)†
2008– Arsenal 19 (1)
2009–2010 → Bolton Wanderers (loan) 14 (1)

 

[BertTrautmann'sParachute]

I think the team-talk will be along the lines of "Well, Fabregas said they would have beaten us even if we'd had 15 players on the pitch, let's see what they can do against 11." (Not sure who the ref is so finger's crossed.)

 

[bluefoever]

The referee is Mike Jones (Beach ball goal Sunderland V Liverpool)

 

[bluemanc]

Another twat who knows fuck all about his own clubs History.
Arsenal were originally founded as “Dial Square” in 1886 by workers at the Royal Arsenal in Woolwich, South-East London. However, they changed their name to “Royal Arsenal” soon after, and did so again in 1891, calling themselves “Woolwich Arsenal” before going professional. They were admitted to the Second Division of the Football League in 1893, and won promotion to the First Division in 1904.
The club then started to have financial troubles, and went bankrupt by 1910.
Henry Norris took over after bankruptcy & although they were relegated back to the Second Division soon after, Arsenal still moved to their new home the Arsenal Stadium, in Highbury,MEGA RICH OWNER alert.
Arsenal were invited to join the First Division, controversially at the expense of local rivals Tottenham. They were deemed as being a more attractive proposition for the league, although there were also suspicions of underhanded methods being employed by Henry Norris, but it was the birth of much success for Arsenal.
Corrupt as fuck & they won NOTHING until 1930 which is 44 yrs without a trophy until they had a nega rich owner.
Born from money &a typical London club, corrupt from day one.

 

[dzeko's gecko]

Fuck Em! As we keep saying and all know there ain't any honest fans out there who wouldn't swap our magnificent owners for their own! Oh and yes I'd take a Lotto win over working another 20+ years. Who wouldn't?

 

[ste.sully]

"Simply put, Manchester City represent everything that’s wrong with the game in England." - from an Arsenal fan

Yep, having a team full of foreigners for such a sustained period is brilliant for English football.

So too is the (ridiculous) £100 ordinary ticket now charged by Arsenal Football Club.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2010/nov/21/arsenal-ticket-100

The guy who wrote this is insulting my intelligence, no wonder he hasn't given his real name, merely under the online alias of "Rockylives"

 

[Andouble]

I'm dreading Wednesday. I think it'll be our hardest game of the whole season. They are in amazing form unfortunately.

we aren't struggling at the moment either mate.

 

[gooney]

Lool I don’t think putting that in the dressing room is gonna change anything. You really think players will be more motivated by what some guy writes in the internet? That’s one fans opinion, the way you react you would believe that’s a statement from the club. If you take everything written in the internet seriously you will end up crazy.