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Arsenal on Twitter @UntoldArsenal Untold Arsenal on Facebook here Snooping Around Nude Cuban
Football Hotties On The Beach By Sammy The Snake You simply had to click on this one, didn't you?!
The title just jumped out of the page, and you couldn't resist, right? In fact, I was only
referring to fat old men [.
Arsenal on Twitter @UntoldArsenal Untold Arsenal on Facebook here by Phil Gregory So the news is
in, Russia has the 2018 World Cup and Qatar the 2022. Anyone who is connected to the Untold
facebook page will know my thoughts already, but I decided to elaborate on them and put together a
quick article.
Arsenal on Twitter @UntoldArsenal Untold Arsenal on Facebook here By Walter Broeckx and Tony
Attwood Just look at the facts. We are supposed to be team that according to the pundits is really
a bad team. We don't know how to defend, we don't know how to score, we don't know how to deal with
[...]
By Tony Attwood That headline does not represent my views actually but they are views that are
expressed on the internet, usually accompanied by a list of players who clearly can't play and
should be dropped, or removed, transferred or just put out to grass. All the current back four
usually get a mention somewhere [.
Arsenal on Twitter @UntoldArsenal Untold Arsenal on Facebook here By Tony Attwood A while ago the
excellent Swiss Ramble covered Bolton. Bolton, (generally known as Notlob in these august
columns), a team symbolic of all that was previously wrong with football: rotational fouling,
rotational time wasting, and the snarling antediluvian himself: the Fat Slug.
by Walter Broeckx, the blind ref's reviewer Howard Webb was the ref at Old Trafford. If I had to
make a choice before the game between Dean and Webb it would be like choosing between the plague
and cholera. Webb also has his own facebook group under the name: Howard Webb, United best player
(or [..
by Tony Attwood It is hard to find many people in football who don't have a bad word to say about
Arsène Wenger, and Arsenal FC. In the current era it seemed to start with the journalists who
tried to run the original paedophile story when Arsène Wenger first arrived (and who now
conveniently forget [.
Arsenal on Twitter @UntoldArsenal Untold Arsenal on Facebook here By Tony Attwood Don't Panic. This
is not yet another ad for my book, in fact apart from this sentence, my book doesn't get a
mention. This is about the books published by GCR. Until now GCR has had a special place in my
heart because [.
By Walter Broeckx One of our readers wrote a comment which got me thinking. And I would like to
thank him for giving me some inspiration. And please don't see this as some kind of attack, as
this is certainly not the case. It just was the starting point of doing some research. He said:
[...]
Arsenal on Twitter @UntoldArsenal Untold Arsenal on Facebook here by Walter Broeckx After a
sleepless night I was waiting for the sun to come up again. I was sure this was not going to happen
again. This was the ultimate doomsday. The end of the world. And when my alarm clock told me it was
[...]
Arsenal on Twitter @UntoldArsenal Untold Arsenal on Facebook here By Phil Gregory With renewed
confidence for our title tilt after a comfortable win over Chelsea, it's off to Wigan after a mere
day's rest for the Arsenal. The Christmas fixture list is crazy at the best of times, but a single
day between games is [.
Arsenal on Twitter @UntoldArsenal Untold Arsenal on Facebook here By Walter Broeckx, your
un-enigmatic ref Lee Probert was the ref in Wigan today and let's not waste any time and have a
look at his game. OTHER/CARD: A cross goes to the second post and the Wigan striker tries to score
with his hand. The [.
Arsenal on Twitter @UntoldArsenal Untold Arsenal on Facebook here Snooping Around: Chelsea Blogs By
Sammy the Snake Disclaimer: My best friend, a genuinely nice guy, is a Chelsea supporter. He calls
me and congratulates me every time the Gunners win. When Chelsea drop points, I call him and rub it
in his face.
Arsenal on Twitter @UntoldArsenal Untold Arsenal on Facebook here By Walter Broeckx, the no bear
drinking ref. Another Carling cup game in a snow cold London and the ref today was Rowan
Atikinson, sorry Martin. I couldn't let this one go. Was he as funny as the one who has the same
name? We have to [.
Arsenal on Twitter @UntoldArsenal Untold Arsenal on Facebook here By Walter Broeckx Keeping clean
sheets. How to do it. If Wenger knew how to do it, I think he would do it immediately. So this is
just an attempt from my part to see if we could find some pattern in our clean sheets and [...]
Arsenal on Twitter @UntoldArsenal Untold Arsenal on Facebook here By Tony Attwood As I have made
repeatedly clear I was never a footballer, but even after I gave up my pointless escapades on grass
after finishing as a student, I continued to play (I use the word in its most childish sense) five
a side [.
Arsenal on Twitter @UntoldArsenal Untold Arsenal on Facebook here RefWatch Arsenal v Fulham
(04/12/2010 15:00) By DogFace Referee: Chris Foy Assistant 1:
Darren Cann Assistant 2: Bob Pollock 4th Official: Mark Halsey
Greetings pop pickers – and welcome to another all-new RefWatch.
Arsenal on Twitter @UntoldArsenal Untold Arsenal on Facebook here Will Forest Help Ramsey Grow?
Patrick Norwood, Upper90magazine. As an Arsenal fan living in Nottingham the story that has caught
my eye the past few weeks has definitely been, Aaron Ramsey's loan move to Nottingham Forest.
Since moving to Arsenal at just 17, for £5 million, from boyhood club [.
By Phil Gregory Following on from the midweek Carling Cup action, Fulham travel to the Emirates .
It's been a disappointing campaign for Fulham: things can never said to be going well when you are
near the foot of the table. They've consistently been picking points up over the course of the
season but mainly [.
Arsenal on Twitter @UntoldArsenal Untold Arsenal on Facebook here By Walter Broeckx, the Untold ref
with a sick note Today we had ref Chris Foy at the Emirates and we just have to see how he did this
game. GOAL: Nothing wrong in the rule book and what a beauty. 1/1 OTHER: Offside given against
[...]
Arsenal on Twitter @UntoldArsenal Untold Arsenal on Facebook here Ticket previously announced for
Wednesday has now gone sorry. By Walter Broeckx When I did a very first and short attempt to
analyse our defensive performances I got a lot of suggestions from people who asked me to dig
deeper. So I took my shovel [.
Arsenal on Twitter @UntoldArsenal Untold Arsenal on Facebook here By Tony Attwood So what does
England really do about this world cup stuff? There are some interesting options such as 1: Get
deep inside Fifa and try to reform what must be the most corrupt sporting body ever seen on the
planet. 2: Stay in [.
Arsenal on Twitter @UntoldArsenal Untold Arsenal on Facebook here Untold Injury Index – Gameweek
16 By Dale Higginbottom Monday comes around again and so does another injury round up. With only
four games played at the time of writing there might not be so much to report but shall we look at
the numbers and [.
Arsenal / Partizan By Phil Gregory Following on from Smair Nasri versus Fulham, Partizan come to
the Emirates. After a tight game in Belgrade , which arguably marked the turning point in
Fabianski's Arsenal career, the final match of the group stage offers us an outside chance of first
place in the group.
Arsenal on Twitter @UntoldArsenal Untold Arsenal on Facebook here By Corley After the Fulham game,
Arsene Wenger indicated that he had instructed Alex Song to play further forwards this season in an
effort to open up more room in midfield. General reaction around the blog-o-net seems to be that
Wenger must be crazy.
Arsenal on Twitter @UntoldArsenal Untold Arsenal on Facebook here By Walter Broeckx, the delighted
ref. According to my match commentator our ref for today's game was a débutante in the Champions
League. So what more could we say at the start of the game at our ref from Italy besides: welcome.
Or benvenuti as it [.
Arsenal on Twitter @UntoldArsenal Untold Arsenal on Facebook here By Sammy The Snake Snooping
around Sp#rs Blogs Oh Lord... Not you Tony! Oh Lord... Not you Arsene! Oh Lord... Yes, you, Big
Man! Oh Lord... Forgive me for I've sinned... I've been to the other side, and it wasn't pretty...
I've seen the darkness.
Arsenal on Twitter @UntoldArsenal Untold Arsenal on Facebook here By Walter Broeckx A few weeks ago
Wenger told on Arsenal.com that this squad was the strongest he has ever had. After that we had
2 losses in a row and rather painful ones. One on a dreadful Saturday in North London and the other
[.
By Walter Broeckx As I am on my normal computer now I will try to give a short view on how it works
with offences against goalkeepers which came up in the last Ref's Review. So again I start with
the laws of the game. Offences committed against goalkeepers • It is an offence for a player
[...]
By Tony Attwood Sometime in the late 1950s or early 1960s my dad took me to see Cardiff City vs
Arsenal. He had an old friend there maybe even a pal from the war, I am not sure, and we went and
the old friend's house, before walking on to the match. I don't [...]
Arsenal on Twitter @UntoldArsenal Untold Arsenal on Facebook here By Phil Gregory and Mark and
Mancunian Somehow banished to Monday night football is the biggest match of the "weekend", with
top of the table Arsenal traveling away to Old Trafford for a top of the table clash. Already
foolishly billed as a title decider in some [.
Arsenal on Twitter @UntoldArsenal Untold Arsenal on Facebook here RefWatch Manchester United v
Arsenal (13/12/2010 20:00) By DogFace Referee: Howard Webb Assistant 1:
Dave Bryan Assistant 2: Darren Cann 4th Official: Phil
Dowd Good afternoon stat-fans and welcome to an all new stat-tastic RefWatch.
Here's another one of these videos that I get 2.1p every time you click on it. You must be over
45 to watch it, or else your heart will stop beating with the excitement. It has nothing to do
with the article below. Share hosted by Wikio Untold Injury Index – Gameweek 17 By Dale [...]
By Walter Broeckx Now that the group stage of the Champions league is behind us I thought it would
be nice to see how the refs have done in total and how they compare to the refs in the EPL in
global. So I took my table and tried to get an average percentage in [...]
Share hosted by Wikio When you hear that Peter Ridsdale says your club is in real trouble then you
probably are in trouble. Having left Cardiff City and now seemingly refused to help (I use the
word lightly) Plymouth Argyle, he is now making comments about Blackburn and saying that he worries
for their future.
by Walter Broeckx People are sometimes comparing the invincibles with our current squad and then
they mostly end up with saying that we are not as good and that they never will be as good as the
invincibles. Well there is a big chance that the invincible-achievement will never be repeated ever
in the EPL.
RefWatch Arsenal v Stoke City (18/12/2010 15:00) By DogFace Referee: Lee
Mason Assistant 1: Mick McDonough Assistant 2: Patrick Keane 4th
Official: Keith Stroud Good morning stat-fans and welcome to what is a rather
threadbare RefWatch.
By Billy "The Dog" McGraw Watching Stoke City is rather like dancing the night with a girl with no
rhythm Only to wake up with a hangover and find She won the dance competition. Lao Tzu, Chinese
philosopher, Zen Tse Province, 537 BC It has been a matter of some debate among academics how Lao
[...]
Arsenal on Twitter @UntoldArsenal Untold Arsenal on Facebook here By Walter Broeckx I can only
remember one game before that was postponed in the Emirates and this was also with some snow but
even more with the prospect of the police of having a difficult evening with a lot of travelling
fans that could meet [.
Arsenal on Twitter @UntoldArsenal Untold Arsenal on Facebook here Snooping Around Blue Sky Blogs By
Sammy The Snake My father's most favorite comment while I was growing up was "money doesn't grow on
trees". As my childhood was spent mostly on and around trees, this was quite obvious for me, but
that didn't discourage the [.
