Arsenal v Sunderlan (FA Cup)
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Re: Arsenal v Sunderlan (FA Cup)
Stephen Mitchell wrote:McCarthyofcourse!! wrote:such a sorry decline and Wenger you deluded ideology of the game and what we need and dont need is again to blame ... please fuck off somewhere else and let this club get back to being the competitive team we once were
Appalling.....
Utter nonsense. This "ideology" has got us Champions League football for 13 consecutive seasons, has won us the league 3 times, the FA Cup 4 times, a UEFA cup final and Champions League final. it has also made us one of the 5 or so biggest teams in the world. But yeah, sure. I'd trade that for our mid-table mediocrity of the mid-1990s in a heartbeat.
Oh Im sorry are we Liverpool fans now ? going to live in the past ? romanticise about our previous success and lets not forget 'the good old days' ... what rubbish. Look to the future ! Wenger isnt the manager to take us forward.... we need a change ... he has lost his touch. The game has moved on , Wenger hasnt we need to get with the times and adapt !!
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Re: Arsenal v Sunderlan (FA Cup)
Stephen Mitchell wrote:McCarthyofcourse!! wrote:such a sorry decline and Wenger you deluded ideology of the game and what we need and dont need is again to blame ... please fuck off somewhere else and let this club get back to being the competitive team we once were
Appalling.....
Utter nonsense. This "ideology" has got us Champions League football for 13 consecutive seasons, has won us the league 3 times, the FA Cup 4 times, a UEFA cup final and Champions League final. it has also made us one of the 5 or so biggest teams in the world. But yeah, sure. I'd trade that for our mid-table mediocrity of the mid-1990s in a heartbeat.
It's been seven years since this ideology has produced any kind of trophy and there's no denying the fact that we have been steadily regressing over the past 4-5 years. Looking at our remaining fixtures it wouldn't surprise me if we finished 7th rather than 4th, which is as close to the mediocrity you mention as we've ever been under Wenger.
It's all very worrying.
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Re: Arsenal v Sunderlan (FA Cup)
McCarthy McCarthy, the same retard... Just jog on mate... You're bullshit isn't welcome. In fact everyone who yells the Wenger out chant is a short sighted muppet. He's the right man to take us forward. A lot of things haven't gone his was this year but seriously. Last night was all down to the players. They needed that to boot them up the arses... All of them, from Szceszny to Theo, they all need to pull their thumbs out their arses and play their hearts out for the AFC... Then the fans will respect them and scream their lungs out for them... Utter bullshit. I want the best possible side out against sunderland. Fuck them. Show them who the Arsenal are. Bounce back for a change...
Szceszny Sagna Djourou (Maybe Miquel) TV Gibbs Song (needs a wake up, It's him or Coq) Arteta Rosicky OX RvP Arshavin.... Gervinho benayoun park chamakhmabitchup all on the bench.
Szceszny Sagna Djourou (Maybe Miquel) TV Gibbs Song (needs a wake up, It's him or Coq) Arteta Rosicky OX RvP Arshavin.... Gervinho benayoun park chamakhmabitchup all on the bench.
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Re: Arsenal v Sunderlan (FA Cup)
MarkoMaksimovic wrote:In fact everyone who yells the Wenger out chant is a short sighted muppet.
Well, maybe the Wenger out 'chant' is idiotic, but having the opinion that Wenger has taken us as far as he can and that we need a change in management seems quite reasonable to me these days.
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Re: Arsenal v Sunderlan (FA Cup)
''McCarthy McCarthy, the same retard... Just jog on mate... ''
HAHA im sorry Mario but where are you from ? lol where ever it is Im sure they dont say ''jog on''
come on dude lets not pretend your from London ... whats next are you going to tell me Im having a ''giraffe''
LMFAO
HAHA im sorry Mario but where are you from ? lol where ever it is Im sure they dont say ''jog on''
come on dude lets not pretend your from London ... whats next are you going to tell me Im having a ''giraffe''
LMFAO
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Re: Arsenal v Sunderlan (FA Cup)
Na mate you're simply an idiot. At least get my name right... And yeah, where I come from jog on is the polite way of saying fuck off.
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Re: Arsenal v Sunderlan (FA Cup)
Alex Hadjicharalampous wrote:MarkoMaksimovic wrote:In fact everyone who yells the Wenger out chant is a short sighted muppet.
Well, maybe the Wenger out 'chant' is idiotic, but having the opinion that Wenger has taken us as far as he can and that we need a change in management seems quite reasonable to me these days.
Even if one accepts that Wenger isn't the right man for the job (I still think he is), then who are the realistic options to replace him? I can't think of a single manager with a proven track record managing at this level who we would have a chance of getting and would improve on who we have already.
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Re: Arsenal v Sunderlan (FA Cup)
Stephen Mitchell wrote:Alex Hadjicharalampous wrote:MarkoMaksimovic wrote:In fact everyone who yells the Wenger out chant is a short sighted muppet.
Well, maybe the Wenger out 'chant' is idiotic, but having the opinion that Wenger has taken us as far as he can and that we need a change in management seems quite reasonable to me these days.
Even if one accepts that Wenger isn't the right man for the job (I still think he is), then who are the realistic options to replace him? I can't think of a single manager with a proven track record managing at this level who we would have a chance of getting and would improve on who we have already.
Laurent Blanc, Guardiola if he doesn't renew at Barcelona, Hiddink, Joachim Low.. etc. There are some decent managers out there, with decent records. Even if my suggestions aren't good enough, or available, we don't necessarily have to go for someone proven. Sometimes you have to take a punt with a manager who doesn't seem right at first but who can grow into the role. Who had even heard of Wenger before he took over at Arsenal?
If there isn't anyone who can improve us then all that means is that we have to accept the current mediocrity, hardly an inspiring prospect, but there's no point changing manager if we can't find someone better and suitable.
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Re: Arsenal v Sunderlan (FA Cup)
yes, every thread is now a who to replace wenger with thread!
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Re: Arsenal v Sunderlan (FA Cup)
Alejandro Perreira wrote:yes, every thread is now a who to replace wenger with thread!
That's my fault.
I'm not even sure if it's the right thing for us, I'm just entertaining the possibility.
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Re: Arsenal v Sunderlan (FA Cup)
Would very much like to see a reaction from the team in this match.
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Re: Arsenal v Sunderlan (FA Cup)
Don't think we want every thread to turn out like that (about replacing Wenger), but the question must be asked. There's a chance we will be getting a new manager this summer. At least, the possibility of it now is much higher than at any point in the last 15 years.
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Re: Arsenal v Sunderlan (FA Cup)
I speak out to play with Coquelin, why as well understood with walcott and contributes to the attack.
Btw: Park? No, we need to rvp gentlemen FA is the only way to overcome this dreadful season.
Btw: Park? No, we need to rvp gentlemen FA is the only way to overcome this dreadful season.
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Re: Arsenal v Sunderlan (FA Cup)
Djourou at the back is a disaster waiting to happen, wouldn't mind seeing Song there and Coquelin as a DM.
Sagna Song Vermaelen Gibbs
Arteta Coquelin Rosicky
Arshavin RVP The ox
Sagna Song Vermaelen Gibbs
Arteta Coquelin Rosicky
Arshavin RVP The ox
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Re: Arsenal v Sunderlan (FA Cup)
Mohamed Samir wrote:Djourou at the back is a disaster waiting to happen, wouldn't mind seeing Song there and Coquelin as a DM.
Sagna Song Vermaelen Gibbs
Arteta Coquelin Rosicky
Arshavin RVP The ox
I couldn't agree more Djourou is not someone i'd be happy to see start either.
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Re: Arsenal v Sunderlan (FA Cup)
Well since our boys cost me £20 quid on a bet last night they owe me....
£10 on us to win 3-1
Knowing my/our luck will prob lose this too
£10 on us to win 3-1
Knowing my/our luck will prob lose this too
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Re: Arsenal v Sunderlan (FA Cup)
Michael Foster wrote:Well since our boys cost me £20 quid on a bet last night they owe me....
£10 on us to win 3-1
Knowing my/our luck will prob lose this too
I have to ask you a question here, and let me know if I'm out of line... But how do you bet on the Arsenal? I know loads of people place bets for the club they support but I dunno... sort of taints it for me. Like I feel as if I'd spoil it... So you just bet, win is a win, if you lose you lose money and that's it. Same fan as before?
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Re: Arsenal v Sunderlan (FA Cup)
Sunderland’s Phil Bardsley admits Stadium of Light pitch is in poor state before Arsenal FA Cup tie.
PHIL Bardsley says Sunderland will have to beat their crumbling pitch this weekend, as well as wounded Champions League opponents Arsenal.
Both Martin O’Neill and Arsene Wenger made reference to the poor state of the pitch at the Stadium of Light when the two teams met in the league last Saturday.
And as someone who has played on the deteriorating surface over the course of the winter, Bardsley can only echo their concerns.
“The pitch is not the best at the moment,” the Sunderland full-back conceded.
“In fact, it’s probably the worst in the league, but, that said, we are trying to adapt to it and use it to our advantage because we are used to it.
“I can’t see too many top teams coming here and playing football on it.
“For the last three or four games, the pitch has been terrible. I think everybody knows that.
“But we’ll adapt to it, get on with it – that’s what we’re all about.
“We’re professionals and we go about it in the right way and try to play as much football as possible on it.”
Sunderland will have the pitch relaid over the close season, once the summer concerts – Coldplay, Red Hot Chili Peppers and Bruce Springsteen – are played out.
In the meantime, the club will hope that the three-week break which follows this Saturday teatime’s FA Cup visit of the Gunners, before Liverpool are next guests at the Stadium of Light, will help the surface improve.
Bardsley has been among the most vocal players in praising the effect O’Neill has had since his arrival at the club at the end of 2011.
And he hopes the managerial maestro’s magic will continue to rub off in the cup when Arsenal come to Wearside for the second time in a week, this Saturday.
“The mentality to do well in the cups was always there under previous managers – we just fell short,” said the former Manchester United defender.
“We want to go a long way in this competition, the manager drills that into us.
“But we’re hard to beat at the minute, we look organised and hopefully we can keep that run going – it would be great to the final of the FA Cup.
“It’s all about bringing a bit of belief back.
“Under the last manager, we’d lost a bit of that, the results didn’t exactly breed confidence but now the results are good, everybody’s singing from the same hymn sheet.”
Here we go again, fuckin cunts.
PHIL Bardsley says Sunderland will have to beat their crumbling pitch this weekend, as well as wounded Champions League opponents Arsenal.
Both Martin O’Neill and Arsene Wenger made reference to the poor state of the pitch at the Stadium of Light when the two teams met in the league last Saturday.
And as someone who has played on the deteriorating surface over the course of the winter, Bardsley can only echo their concerns.
“The pitch is not the best at the moment,” the Sunderland full-back conceded.
“In fact, it’s probably the worst in the league, but, that said, we are trying to adapt to it and use it to our advantage because we are used to it.
“I can’t see too many top teams coming here and playing football on it.
“For the last three or four games, the pitch has been terrible. I think everybody knows that.
“But we’ll adapt to it, get on with it – that’s what we’re all about.
“We’re professionals and we go about it in the right way and try to play as much football as possible on it.”
Sunderland will have the pitch relaid over the close season, once the summer concerts – Coldplay, Red Hot Chili Peppers and Bruce Springsteen – are played out.
In the meantime, the club will hope that the three-week break which follows this Saturday teatime’s FA Cup visit of the Gunners, before Liverpool are next guests at the Stadium of Light, will help the surface improve.
Bardsley has been among the most vocal players in praising the effect O’Neill has had since his arrival at the club at the end of 2011.
And he hopes the managerial maestro’s magic will continue to rub off in the cup when Arsenal come to Wearside for the second time in a week, this Saturday.
“The mentality to do well in the cups was always there under previous managers – we just fell short,” said the former Manchester United defender.
“We want to go a long way in this competition, the manager drills that into us.
“But we’re hard to beat at the minute, we look organised and hopefully we can keep that run going – it would be great to the final of the FA Cup.
“It’s all about bringing a bit of belief back.
“Under the last manager, we’d lost a bit of that, the results didn’t exactly breed confidence but now the results are good, everybody’s singing from the same hymn sheet.”
Here we go again, fuckin cunts.
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Re: Arsenal v Sunderlan (FA Cup)
Is this the new tactic for teams who face Arsenal now? Make sure your pitch is shite?
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Re: Arsenal v Sunderlan (FA Cup)
on Gervinho…
He is back in the squad. From the other night, we have lost Koscielny. Everyone else is available for selection.
on Laurent Koscielny’s knee problem...
He had a scan yesterday and the news is quite good. He will be out for hopefully around a week. He will miss the Sunderland game. But he should be back for next week.
on Per Mertesacker’s ankle problem...
Unfortunately he has had surgery and we have lost him for a while. How long I don’t know. He had reconstruction of his ligaments. So it will be long term.
on Kieran Gibbs’ return...
He played his first game in four months in Milan. So of course it was a shock to go back to that level. But physically, he is alright.
on Carl Jenkinson...
He is back in full training on Monday. That is good news for us.
He is back in the squad. From the other night, we have lost Koscielny. Everyone else is available for selection.
on Laurent Koscielny’s knee problem...
He had a scan yesterday and the news is quite good. He will be out for hopefully around a week. He will miss the Sunderland game. But he should be back for next week.
on Per Mertesacker’s ankle problem...
Unfortunately he has had surgery and we have lost him for a while. How long I don’t know. He had reconstruction of his ligaments. So it will be long term.
on Kieran Gibbs’ return...
He played his first game in four months in Milan. So of course it was a shock to go back to that level. But physically, he is alright.
on Carl Jenkinson...
He is back in full training on Monday. That is good news for us.
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Re: Arsenal v Sunderlan (FA Cup)
Mertesacker's surgery ...
I think this understanding that we lost for the rest of the season.
I think this understanding that we lost for the rest of the season.
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Re: Arsenal v Sunderlan (FA Cup)
Cool, Jenkinson is back. Hopefully we don't need him, but that's good news. Only Santos left... and now Merty Mert. And it sounds like he's out for the season. So, lineup:
Chesney
Sagna - Djourou - Vermaelen - Gibbs
Song - Arteta - Rosicky (if fit)
Ox - RVP - Gervinho
I'll be extremely happy with a draw. It may mean an extra game, but a) we're out of the CL, b) the return would be on our pitch.
Is Bartley recallable? Or does it not work like that in real life?
Chesney
Sagna - Djourou - Vermaelen - Gibbs
Song - Arteta - Rosicky (if fit)
Ox - RVP - Gervinho
I'll be extremely happy with a draw. It may mean an extra game, but a) we're out of the CL, b) the return would be on our pitch.
Is Bartley recallable? Or does it not work like that in real life?
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Re: Arsenal v Sunderlan (FA Cup)
It bothers me incredibly the issue of the fields, not so much that you can not play well if not for injuries to players
Per
Kos
I hope no one else
Per
Kos
I hope no one else
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Re: Arsenal v Sunderlan (FA Cup)
@Zaid
Chesney
Sagna - Djourou - Vermaelen - Gibbs
Song - Arteta - Rosicky (if fit)
Ox - RVP - Gervinho
I like but I prefer to ramsey, would give an opportunity and would give rest to rosicky
Chesney
Sagna - Djourou - Vermaelen - Gibbs
Song - Arteta - Rosicky (if fit)
Ox - RVP - Gervinho
I like but I prefer to ramsey, would give an opportunity and would give rest to rosicky
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Re: Arsenal v Sunderlan (FA Cup)
MarkoMaksimovic wrote:Michael Foster wrote:Well since our boys cost me £20 quid on a bet last night they owe me....
£10 on us to win 3-1
Knowing my/our luck will prob lose this too
I have to ask you a question here, and let me know if I'm out of line... But how do you bet on the Arsenal? I know loads of people place bets for the club they support but I dunno... sort of taints it for me. Like I feel as if I'd spoil it... So you just bet, win is a win, if you lose you lose money and that's it. Same fan as before?
The way I see it a bet is a bet....
if we win,bonus
If we win and a bet comes in,bigger bonus
If a bet looks to be going my way it adds to the match but not much
If we lose...and I lose my bet...well we lost so I am already pissed off,bet won't change it so on to the next
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