flash gunner wrote: ↑

Tue Jun 27, 2017 9:26 am

Gunner Rob wrote: ↑

Tue Jun 27, 2017 7:04 am

The trouble with Brexit is that the leavers focus too much on the past.

Open your eyes and look at the future.

This post just changed my mind. Im a remainer now

top guy is flash!

The trouble with Brexit is that the leavers focus too much on the past.

Open your eyes and look at the future.

All this claptrap about e u just gets my goat just because we signed a few fucking papers on helping the world and the peoples in it. All these trade laws , we mustn't trade with certain country's unless we pay the e u or charge said country's more It's all bollocks We can't fish in certain areas a...

To say that leaving the E.U is unpatriotic is diametrically opposite to reality . The original concept of a common trading agreement was of benefit to everyone however once they decided to go for political union every members sovereignty became eroded. I can't see how damaging the economy of the co...

What are you wanting from Brexit then Herd ? Nutflush has put forward some very good points so I don't think that he can be considered mentally challenged. I would love to hear the viewpoint from someone as intellectual as yourself though. I want an old fashioned house with an old fashioned mouse a...

What are you wanting from Brexit then Herd ?

Nutflush has put forward some very good points so I don't think that he can be considered mentally challenged.
I would love to hear the viewpoint from someone as intellectual as yourself though.

[quote="nut flush gooner" Not forgetting the £60bn we have to find to exit the EU, just a tad more than the £285m a week on the side of that battle bus that conveniently seems to have been forgotten now, The Europeans have the upper hand, anyone who cannot see that is sadly deluded imio. [...

Round 1 to the EU then (not particularly surprising)

David Davis has already caved in on setting the timetable ON DAY ONE

isn't it amazing to think that back in 1995 when Arsenal "apparently" had far less global appeal and standing in the game and had just finished 12th in the Premier League that a new Arsenal manager was able to buy Dennis Bergkamp - one of the truly world class players of his generation. t...

isn't it amazing to think that back in 1995 when Arsenal "apparently" had far less global appeal and standing in the game and had just finished 12th in the Premier League that a new Arsenal manager was able to buy Dennis Bergkamp - one of the truly world class players of his generation.

yeah you are totally correct Cork Barry

sadly most of the leavers had no idea what they were voting for in the referendum.
maybe the question should have been - do you want to be poorer or not ?

Remain would have won easily then!

SPARKSY wrote: ↑

Wed Jun 14, 2017 9:08 am

Chelsea A
Brighton H
Everton A
City A
Burnley A
Soton A

All will be moved to Sunday because of Thursday night football

5 away fixtures after Europa League nights
oh dear...

Swiss Tony Adams wrote: ↑

Wed Jun 14, 2017 8:38 am

Actually, doesn't matter who we buy.
With that arsehole setting the team up we will never advance.

yeah this is the point.
I am no longer interested in summer transfers because Wenger has made it meaningless.

easy home fixtures to start with - no chance of any early season protests

the deluded will be happy with beating Bournemouth and Brighton at home and ignore the defeats at Liverpool and Chelsea.

The club know that they can get away with anything and so do.

Whilst season ticket holders continue to prop up this corrupt regime then nothing will change.