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... not privatised profitable propaganda for one individual.
It always flushes out the murky does the January Transfer Window - with a business restriction of
just one month within season, all manipulations, criminalities, envelope stuffing, bribing and
pressurising are themselves pressured by time.
Magpies Fly To Anfield
Andy, what do you think of Kuyt's new jeans? "Eh, they're alright i spose."... Newcastle make
the trip to Anfield on Friday bringing with them Demba Ba, the man who has stepped up to fill the
massive boots left by Andy Carroll. Unfortunately for Liverpool it's Demba Ba who can boast the
greater goal tally but with Luis Suarez serving a ban for this match will Andy Carroll take his
chance to put a sock in the critics mouths?
Andy, what do you think of Kuyt's new jeans? "Eh, they're alright i
spose."...Newcastle make the trip to Anfield on Friday bringing with them Demba Ba, the man who
has stepped up to fill the massive boots left by Andy Carroll. Unfortunately for Liverpool it's
Demba Ba who can boast the greater goal tally but with Luis Suarez serving a ban for this match
will Andy Carroll take his chance to put a sock in the critics mouths?
By Chris Wright
The interminable dancing and utterly pointless cavalcade of 'together as one' yadda yadda
yadda-ing is finally over, the new Adidas Tango matchball has been rolled out and looks
glorious (more on that later) and, as an aside to the entire carnival of shite, UEFA's
all-important balls of destiny have been drawn from the hat of fate in Kiev.
There are Arsenal legends. And then again there are proper Arsenal legends. For most of us
Patrick Vieira sits comfortably in the second catergory. From Shite Hart Lane to (Very) Old
Trafford he was a steam engine of a player. Strength, passion, craft, guile, he had the lot and
regularly delievered these qualities as a red and white colossus.
The above quote is lifted from the Rangers fan forum and is not referring to Matty actually but to
Thomas Broich and Mitch Nichols, who they merrily discuss their club's prospects of poaching, given
what they see as the bargain purchase of Matty.
The page about Matty, which begins when the first talk of the transfer emerged, goes for 50 pages.
Video highlights and reaction
Last night, due to work and other commitments, I was unable to give this match my full
attention. I missed the first 20 minutes or so, and when I did get to see it I was standing in a
bar, watching a TV with no sound.
I have to say, it does give you a different perspective on things.
By Chris Wright
Seems like Malaysian midfielder Kathiripillai Reuben has a bit of a problem with authority
either that, or he's fecking shite at tackling...
Video: 101GG
This is a very confusing time to be an Arsenal supporter.
Most of us are torn between fear that the woefulness of recent months reflects where we really
are, and the hope that our new team is about to click and start sweeping all before it.
Mostly, we're all looking for a sign: either a sign to confirm that we really are as shite as an
8-2 defeat at Surrey Towers might indicate, or a sign that the good times are set to roll
again.
At the close it looked easy enough. There were goals. Celebrations, too. The kind of win we
should be recording against newly promoted sides at home if we are indeed harboring aspirations of
another Premier League title. In truth, however, this was far from a convincing display. Much work
is left to be done.
Sir Alex Ferguson say's the FA should stop treating Manchester United Football club like
shite and realise who has contributed most player's to the International team than any
other.
You know, no matter how disheartening the season just gone has been, pre-season generally
provides a measure of confidence. A page has been turned over like some kind of new leaf, and you
go into the new one full of hope and optimisim.
It's hard to feel that yet this summer, I have to say. I know that much of it has to do with the
blanket coverage, the Twittering, the non-stop chatter about Arsenal when we might be best served
stepping away for a little while and not analysing the ever-loving shite out of every single
utterance made by every single person connected with the club.
April 19th 2011
13. Player: Cheik Tiote
Game: Newcastle vs Newcastle United
Time: 63 mins
Told the ref to "fuck off" after conceding a free kick
April 19th 2011
14. Player: Peter Lovenkrands
Game: Newcastle vs Manchester United
Time: 65 mins
Said "fuck off Michael" to Carrick in front of the referee after Carrick won a freekick.
szólj hozzá:
Jonny Evans was shown a straight red card for a challenge on Stuart Holten which saw the Bolton
player receive a cut on his leg. Both players' feet left the ground, with Evans' winning the ball,
but after the Bolton player came off worse, Evans was sent off.
Fergie's right, the refs are shite.
Good morning to you from a very windy Dublin. The poor old basset had the shite blown out of him
first thing this morning. Literally. Yes, literally.
Arsene's press conference took place yesterday so there's plenty to get through. Of course much
of it revolved around Cesc and the ongoing media furore over the tunnel comments.
The Professor returns with a long diatribe on sexism in soccer and the sorts of problems it
causes. Compare and contrast with Bill Archer's podcast on being caustic and coming down off that
high once you meet people. One of the Professor's main questions is about the caustic nature of
comments one receives, how they're objectifying, of a sexual nature, demeaning, etc.
No Toure, your team is shite
That should really be the headline of the day. The Welsh midfielder will be named for the first
time in almost 1 year (11 months to be correct) in an Arsenal official competitive match day squad.
He had just returned from a loan stint with Nottingham Forest in the Championship.
