goonertone wrote: ↑Fri Sep 27, 2019 10:42 pmI refuse to accept the result of the players vote and demand they hold it again!
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its like BREXIT....goonertone wrote: ↑Fri Sep 27, 2019 10:42 pmI refuse to accept the result of the players vote and demand they hold it again!
Sudden WTF!
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I never thought of that nor did the author I'm sureZanatos3 wrote: ↑Sat Sep 28, 2019 9:59 amits like BREXIT....goonertone wrote: ↑Fri Sep 27, 2019 10:42 pmI refuse to accept the result of the players vote and demand they hold it again!
Sudden WTF!
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The downfall of Emery is nigh!Bradywasking wrote: ↑Sat Sep 28, 2019 6:18 amHe gave the players the choice...!!!! I was desperate for Emery to suceed but the doubts about him rack up .Blim wrote: ↑Sat Sep 28, 2019 5:31 amWe have some dark days ahead with captain catastrophe leading the troops, I hope he picks a good vice as we are going to need him with the walking nightmare gets sent off. Emery is already making excuses for him by saying.....He gave the players the choice, they chose Xhaka, FFS who manages the team Emery or the players???
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I think you could be right, he seems to have a lot of Wengerisms in him, I just hope he doesn't go senile on us.OneBardGooner wrote: ↑Sat Sep 28, 2019 12:52 pmThe downfall of Emery is nigh!Bradywasking wrote: ↑Sat Sep 28, 2019 6:18 amHe gave the players the choice...!!!! I was desperate for Emery to suceed but the doubts about him rack up .Blim wrote: ↑Sat Sep 28, 2019 5:31 amWe have some dark days ahead with captain catastrophe leading the troops, I hope he picks a good vice as we are going to need him with the walking nightmare gets sent off. Emery is already making excuses for him by saying.....He gave the players the choice, they chose Xhaka, FFS who manages the team Emery or the players???
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Jock Gooner wrote: ↑Sat Sep 28, 2019 10:12 amI never thought of that nor did the author I'm sureZanatos3 wrote: ↑Sat Sep 28, 2019 9:59 amits like BREXIT....goonertone wrote: ↑Fri Sep 27, 2019 10:42 pmI refuse to accept the result of the players vote and demand they hold it again!
Sudden WTF!
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from todays Sun.....
A man with absolutely no discernible footballing attributes. A man who has given away more penalties than any other player during his time in the Premier League.
A man who consistently makes mistakes leading to opposition chances and goals.
A man who recently said his team were scared of Watford and was booed off the pitch at home to Villa, before the team staged a great comeback, because he was no longer playing.
He is captain of a club previously led by Frank McLintock, Tony Adams and Patrick Vieira.
Seriously WTF does Emery see in this guy?
A man with absolutely no discernible footballing attributes. A man who has given away more penalties than any other player during his time in the Premier League.
A man who consistently makes mistakes leading to opposition chances and goals.
A man who recently said his team were scared of Watford and was booed off the pitch at home to Villa, before the team staged a great comeback, because he was no longer playing.
He is captain of a club previously led by Frank McLintock, Tony Adams and Patrick Vieira.
Seriously WTF does Emery see in this guy?
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we need to accept the will of the team.DB10GOONER wrote: ↑Mon Sep 30, 2019 5:52 amJock Gooner wrote: ↑Sat Sep 28, 2019 10:12 amI never thought of that nor did the author I'm sureZanatos3 wrote: ↑Sat Sep 28, 2019 9:59 amits like BREXIT....goonertone wrote: ↑Fri Sep 27, 2019 10:42 pmI refuse to accept the result of the players vote and demand they hold it again!
Sudden WTF!
lets all get behind Xhaka
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Redarmy wrote: ↑Mon Sep 30, 2019 7:54 amfrom todays Sun.....
A man with absolutely no discernible footballing attributes. A man who has given away more penalties than any other player during his time in the Premier League.
A man who consistently makes mistakes leading to opposition chances and goals.
A man who recently said his team were scared of Watford and was booed off the pitch at home to Villa, before the team staged a great comeback, because he was no longer playing.
He is captain of a club previously led by Frank McLintock, Tony Adams and Patrick Vieira.
Seriously WTF does Emery see in this guy?
Xhaka is not the answer to anything and quite frankly it's a fu.cking indictment of the current Arsenal that a plank like Xhaka is our captain. It's a disgrace that we have nobody else made of the right stuff to take on the role. PersonalIy, I could live with Laca as captain as his workrate is just about the best we have and tbh Sokratis would still be my next choice. I would have Luiz before Xhaka if simply because he has more experience than the swiss cheese and out of the two of them I think he is slightly less of a liability. I still have my hopes up that either Holding or Tierney have a bit of a streak in them that might lead them to take on the captaincy in due course although that remains one for the future.
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Emery's eighteen months in charge can be defined by his appointment of Xhaka as captain. Emery's decision making is abysmal .
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Hard to ser where Xhaka goes from here, I’m sure a “ heartfelt apology” is being drafted on his behalf!
I doubt many will buy it though, already unpopular due to his shiteness, he has really shit his nest!
I doubt many will buy it though, already unpopular due to his shiteness, he has really shit his nest!
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Tbh I only watched a few minutes of the game yesterday, we are just shit to watch and I am not wasting my time on a Sunday when I could be out walking the dog and then off to a lovely country pub.
So I haven't seen the xhaka incident but tbf he, as captain perfectly sums up our club at the moment, a giant fuckin joke.
My love for football started evaporating when the chav pricks started buying leagues and a cl afforded to them by some dodgy Russian gangster.
Then the no mark Manc club started to do the same and player prices started to shoot into the outer hemisphere.
Now with this TV money player wages are disgusting and very average players are multi millionaires.
And just when you thought it would be hard pressed to take football to an even lower level along comes the gift of VAR
I missed our two goals but saw their penalty when the ref was overruled, we all know saha dives but this won't be his last so we need to deal with it but I felt sorry for the ref who got it right initially.
I haven't seen our disallowed goal but understand from previous posts it was a shocker of a decision.
These two VAR decisions aside (And other teams have had shockers against them also), the real damage it is doing to football is the sponteanious celebrations, what do you do, wait to celebrate a few minutes after the goal is scored, it's ludicrous.
Obviously before VAR some celebrations were curtailed by a late call by the linesman but this was very quick and tbf you only have to glance quickly at the lino when the goal is scored before carrying on going mental.
Anyhow apart from all this football is all dandy.
So I haven't seen the xhaka incident but tbf he, as captain perfectly sums up our club at the moment, a giant fuckin joke.
My love for football started evaporating when the chav pricks started buying leagues and a cl afforded to them by some dodgy Russian gangster.
Then the no mark Manc club started to do the same and player prices started to shoot into the outer hemisphere.
Now with this TV money player wages are disgusting and very average players are multi millionaires.
And just when you thought it would be hard pressed to take football to an even lower level along comes the gift of VAR
I missed our two goals but saw their penalty when the ref was overruled, we all know saha dives but this won't be his last so we need to deal with it but I felt sorry for the ref who got it right initially.
I haven't seen our disallowed goal but understand from previous posts it was a shocker of a decision.
These two VAR decisions aside (And other teams have had shockers against them also), the real damage it is doing to football is the sponteanious celebrations, what do you do, wait to celebrate a few minutes after the goal is scored, it's ludicrous.
Obviously before VAR some celebrations were curtailed by a late call by the linesman but this was very quick and tbf you only have to glance quickly at the lino when the goal is scored before carrying on going mental.
Anyhow apart from all this football is all dandy.
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his attitude in walking off yesterday should see him never wear the Arsenal shirt again.
I have been one of the few on here to defend him, but I can't after that.
He deserves booing every time he sets foot on the pitch
I have been one of the few on here to defend him, but I can't after that.
He deserves booing every time he sets foot on the pitch
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Re: The Arsenal captain 2019/20
LeftfootlegendGooner wrote: ↑Mon Oct 28, 2019 9:00 amTbh I only watched a few minutes of the game yesterday, we are just shit to watch and I am not wasting my time on a Sunday when I could be out walking the dog and then off to a lovely country pub.
So I haven't seen the xhaka incident but tbf he, as captain perfectly sums up our club at the moment, a giant fuckin joke.
My love for football started evaporating when the chav pricks started buying leagues and a cl afforded to them by some dodgy Russian gangster.
Then the no mark Manc club started to do the same and player prices started to shoot into the outer hemisphere.
Now with this TV money player wages are disgusting and very average players are multi millionaires.
And just when you thought it would be hard pressed to take football to an even lower level along comes the gift of VAR
I missed our two goals but saw their penalty when the ref was overruled, we all know saha dives but this won't be his last so we need to deal with it but I felt sorry for the ref who got it right initially.
I haven't seen our disallowed goal but understand from previous posts it was a shocker of a decision.
These two VAR decisions aside (And other teams have had shockers against them also), the real damage it is doing to football is the sponteanious celebrations, what do you do, wait to celebrate a few minutes after the goal is scored, it's ludicrous.
Obviously before VAR some celebrations were curtailed by a late call by the linesman but this was very quick and tbf you only have to glance quickly at the lino when the goal is scored before carrying on going mental.
Anyhow apart from all this football is all dandy.
I hear ya mate, but don't lose heart just yet. There is so much more to look forward to.
You could at least wait for the FA to rule that it is mandatory to have a woman in every teams starting eleven.
Canned applause at matches, that is going to be amazing.
Live TV interaction, where you get to vote for the substitutions.
Ads shown each time the ball goes out of play.
RFID chips to replace season tickets.
Only alcohol free beer served.
Compulsory hugs for the day trippers sitting either side of you, and selfies to prove that you participated in that part of the match day experience.
Celebrating a goal by holding hands and singing Kumbaya.
The possibilities are endless.
*Obligatory emoji for the snowflakes who feel triggered by my post.