armchair wrote:Twisted angry faces of Wenger supporters spitting out, yelling "HAVE SOME RESPECT" while at the same time assaulting us, spitting on us and trying to rip the banners from our hands.
Ugh
There can be no bigger compliment that the club actually bothered to hold crisis talks to devise a plan to silence and censor your right to peaceful protest. They're obviously concerned enough to spend extra money on it, this from a club that wouldn't give you a price reduction if you offered them your liver! It was never going to be easy, it'll take time and the Fraudster is Thatcher-like in his bit for turning. But even Thatcher was stabbed in the back in the end. Like every autocrat, he instantly gets rid of anyone who can be seen as a threat to his regime - hence an asset like Arteta will be allowed to join Pep at Citeh, look at Vieira etc.armchair wrote:I know its working.
Instead of everyone kissing his feet and proclaiming him a genuis for achieving yet another top four, hes being questioned about his future.
Journos who have kept quiet until now are highlighting his inadequacies. As you say it has changed the narrative and the focus.
Arsenal FC sending extra stewarding to Manchester to keep everything quiet.
Everything is going swimmingly.
One more game then its time to have a rest and reflect.
not even Canvey Island FC are that disorganised. Ozil has challenged him yet again, it's the third time this season such a story comes out and we saw their very public spat over Ozil's valid comments about bottling the title.
Erm...augie wrote:Lads you have made your point about how and why the protests wont drive wenger out of the club (yet) and reluctantly I now agree with you, but to say that the protests and empty seats wont hurt the brand is naive imo. No club/business can claim to be one of the biggest in the world if they have 20% of the seats empty on a regular basis, and the beauty of the popularity of the premier league is that these images of the empty seats are being shown all over the world. Likewise, the way that this protest is being handled by the club is damaging their brand - they have succeeded in potraying the wenger out brigade as a minority (incorrectly imo), but instead of dealing with the protests rationally and dismissing them, they have decided to go in heavy handed and agressively like yesterday - that, if publicised properly, will only bring negative publicity to the club/brand and it makes it look like they are scared of these protests. As well as that, the abusive and physical responses from the "arsene wenger cock suckers brigade", has only served to increase the publicity and attention that the protesters are getting and that is a good thing for the wob imo
DB10GOONER wrote:Mate, look I don't want to piss on your parade here, and I fully support the protest, but I honestly don't agree it's working tbh. It's causing a stir certainly, but no more a stir than some of the ludicrous things Wenger says at most pressers. The media take on it is that a tiny minority of "ungrateful spoilt brats" are having a moan but the vast majority of Gooners still love, worship and support Wenger.armchair wrote:I know its working.
Instead of everyone kissing his feet and proclaiming him a genuis for achieving yet another top four, hes being questioned about his future.
Journos who have kept quiet until now are highlighting his inadequacies. As you say it has changed the narrative and the focus.
Arsenal FC sending extra stewarding to Manchester to keep everything quiet.
Everything is going swimmingly.
One more game then its time to have a rest and reflect.
I honestly think the only two ways he goes is either when he decides he's had enough or if (and it's a big if) a huge number of Gooners are protesting to the extent that the media start covering it without their current biased "look at these ungrateful fuckers" attitude and that coverage then starts to hurt the brand, which is all Mediocrity Stan cares about. That, unfortunately ain't happening yet.
Also, unfortunately, the Euro's are coming up and if Ingerland get knobbed on pennos by Germany, or the hooligan trash raise their ugly heads again, or Rooney is caught with a granny's vadge stuck to his face, then the media won't give a flying fuck about the protests at Arsenal.
But again, I've nothing but respect and support for those protesting - particularly at risk of being assaulted by complete JCL cúnts into the bargain.
Wow. Talk about "pot" and "kettle"!Ikechukwu1 wrote:Le C.unt has clearly been following the US Presidency campaign too closely as he's morphed into a French Donald Trump. Seriously think about it:
* Clueless outlandish statements made frequently
* Said statements are easily disproved with facts
* Anyone pointing out his ineptitude is confronted with patronising condescending bully-boy tactics
* An arrogance beyond belief that's a self-parody
* The more he's questioned the more outrageous he becomes and doubles-down
Quite possible. But also I've always had this impression that the UK media don't like to be beaten to the punch by (in particular, Arsenal) fans. They criticise and ridicule Wenger when we don't, but the minute we start they fucking defend him and bad mouth us!!Redarmy wrote:DB10GOONER wrote:Mate, look I don't want to piss on your parade here, and I fully support the protest, but I honestly don't agree it's working tbh. It's causing a stir certainly, but no more a stir than some of the ludicrous things Wenger says at most pressers. The media take on it is that a tiny minority of "ungrateful spoilt brats" are having a moan but the vast majority of Gooners still love, worship and support Wenger.armchair wrote:I know its working.
Instead of everyone kissing his feet and proclaiming him a genuis for achieving yet another top four, hes being questioned about his future.
Journos who have kept quiet until now are highlighting his inadequacies. As you say it has changed the narrative and the focus.
Arsenal FC sending extra stewarding to Manchester to keep everything quiet.
Everything is going swimmingly.
One more game then its time to have a rest and reflect.
I honestly think the only two ways he goes is either when he decides he's had enough or if (and it's a big if) a huge number of Gooners are protesting to the extent that the media start covering it without their current biased "look at these ungrateful fuckers" attitude and that coverage then starts to hurt the brand, which is all Mediocrity Stan cares about. That, unfortunately ain't happening yet.
Also, unfortunately, the Euro's are coming up and if Ingerland get knobbed on pennos by Germany, or the hooligan trash raise their ugly heads again, or Rooney is caught with a granny's vadge stuck to his face, then the media won't give a flying fuck about the protests at Arsenal.
But again, I've nothing but respect and support for those protesting - particularly at risk of being assaulted by complete JCL cúnts into the bargain.
Yeah agree with a lot of above, but the fact that they had stewards confiscating banners at City must been they have been briefed to do so,
From that would take it that the club are concerned.
The media have generally mocked the protests not sure why this has been reported in this manner?
Man Utd/Spurs or Northern bias in press football reporting maybe?
I don't think anyone thinks you are that stupid by any means.armchair wrote:
Im not stupid enough to think what we're doing will force Wenger to resign tomorrow.
This is a long war. If what we do and the furore surrounding it has the tinyiest, little impact then Im good with that
If your brain was actually half the size of your left bollock, I'd bother responding. Instead, I'll leave you to your self-flagellating nonsense. You can't even remember your paradoxical garbage half the time. Cmon do you have another pub-bore style "joke"?DB10GOONER wrote:Wow. Talk about "pot" and "kettle"!Ikechukwu1 wrote:Le C.unt has clearly been following the US Presidency campaign too closely as he's morphed into a French Donald Trump. Seriously think about it:
* Clueless outlandish statements made frequently
* Said statements are easily disproved with facts
* Anyone pointing out his ineptitude is confronted with patronising condescending bully-boy tactics
* An arrogance beyond belief that's a self-parody
* The more he's questioned the more outrageous he becomes and doubles-down
Or is that racial stereotyping?
Ikechukwu1 wrote:There can be no bigger compliment that the club actually bothered to hold crisis talks to devise a plan to silence and censor your right to peaceful protest. They're obviously concerned enough to spend extra money on it, this from a club that wouldn't give you a price reduction if you offered them your liver! It was never going to be easy, it'll take time and the Fraudster is Thatcher-like in his bit for turning. But even Thatcher was stabbed in the back in the end. Like every autocrat, he instantly gets rid of anyone who can be seen as a threat to his regime - hence an asset like Arteta will be allowed to join Pep at Citeh, look at Vieira etc.armchair wrote:I know its working.
Instead of everyone kissing his feet and proclaiming him a genuis for achieving yet another top four, hes being questioned about his future.
Journos who have kept quiet until now are highlighting his inadequacies. As you say it has changed the narrative and the focus.
Arsenal FC sending extra stewarding to Manchester to keep everything quiet.
Everything is going swimmingly.
One more game then its time to have a rest and reflect.
The one that's really interesting is the Ozil situation. It's obvious sthg went down there - I mean who the fuck announces a "hip injury" just 23 minutes before kick-off?
As you know, such characters aren't appreciated at the home of ineptitude. More Giroud-style chancers who show off after one goal in 1,700 minutes, more Coquelins, El-Nenys etc...basically shite who will never achieve anything in the game.
Problem at AKB HQ is that they've insisted on the narrative that Ozil signed "just for Arsene". It's now obvious he's going to leave, and the rumour is strong that Jose at ManYoo will bid. Ozil will almost certainly go and Sanchez will follow to Bayern if he's smart. So so so...it'll be interesting to watch the epic AKB climbdown from that point on.
Or will our muppet fans change their names to M€$ut O$il and $anch€z?
Aw ItchyBaba - you just did. Irony (as well as wit, intellect, comprehension, etc) not your strong point, huh?Ikechukwu1 wrote:If your brain was actually half the size of your left bollock, I'd bother responding. Instead, I'll leave you to your self-flagellating nonsense. You can't even remember your paradoxical garbage half the time. Cmon do you have another pub-bore style "joke"?DB10GOONER wrote:Wow. Talk about "pot" and "kettle"!Ikechukwu1 wrote:Le C.unt has clearly been following the US Presidency campaign too closely as he's morphed into a French Donald Trump. Seriously think about it:
* Clueless outlandish statements made frequently
* Said statements are easily disproved with facts
* Anyone pointing out his ineptitude is confronted with patronising condescending bully-boy tactics
* An arrogance beyond belief that's a self-parody
* The more he's questioned the more outrageous he becomes and doubles-down
Or is that racial stereotyping?
We all know how loosely you play that old race card, don't we. Unless you can show ItchyBaba where that is stated on the comments section of Football365, he ain't gonna believe you, buddy!augie wrote:Ikechukwu1 wrote:There can be no bigger compliment that the club actually bothered to hold crisis talks to devise a plan to silence and censor your right to peaceful protest. They're obviously concerned enough to spend extra money on it, this from a club that wouldn't give you a price reduction if you offered them your liver! It was never going to be easy, it'll take time and the Fraudster is Thatcher-like in his bit for turning. But even Thatcher was stabbed in the back in the end. Like every autocrat, he instantly gets rid of anyone who can be seen as a threat to his regime - hence an asset like Arteta will be allowed to join Pep at Citeh, look at Vieira etc.armchair wrote:I know its working.
Instead of everyone kissing his feet and proclaiming him a genuis for achieving yet another top four, hes being questioned about his future.
Journos who have kept quiet until now are highlighting his inadequacies. As you say it has changed the narrative and the focus.
Arsenal FC sending extra stewarding to Manchester to keep everything quiet.
Everything is going swimmingly.
One more game then its time to have a rest and reflect.
The one that's really interesting is the Ozil situation. It's obvious sthg went down there - I mean who the fuck announces a "hip injury" just 23 minutes before kick-off?
As you know, such characters aren't appreciated at the home of ineptitude. More Giroud-style chancers who show off after one goal in 1,700 minutes, more Coquelins, El-Nenys etc...basically shite who will never achieve anything in the game.
Problem at AKB HQ is that they've insisted on the narrative that Ozil signed "just for Arsene". It's now obvious he's going to leave, and the rumour is strong that Jose at ManYoo will bid. Ozil will almost certainly go and Sanchez will follow to Bayern if he's smart. So so so...it'll be interesting to watch the epic AKB climbdown from that point on.
Or will our muppet fans change their names to M€$ut O$il and $anch€z?
Ozil will NEVER sign for moaninho again - anyone who is interested should read the book "the special one - the dark side of jose moaninho" as it covers his team as madrid manager. Basically it tells the story of how the portugese c.unt alienated so many of his players, and ozil was right up there near the top of the list. The arrogant c.unt basically operated on a policy of giving better treatment to the players that were represented by his agent (mendes) and that he also preferred signing players represented by mendes (coentrao for example) - naturally this practice caused a divide in the madrid squad and the likes of ozil were expendable
