Peace cup (Korea) winners 2005 A Sun Sept 15th KO 2pm

[IW8Goalmachine]

Jamie Redknapp and Paul Merson both believe Arsenal's Jurrien Timber was "lucky" and "fortunate" to stay on the pitch after his "reckless" challenge in the first half of the North London derby at Tottenham.

What a pair of muppets, If thats their level of red card then may as well just not play, for all of Porro's antics and screaming he seemed perfectly fine 2 minutes later and saw out the game.

None of them want to mention that his foot hardly touched him.

[OneBardGooner]

Jamie Redknapp and Paul Merson both believe Arsenal's Jurrien Timber was "lucky" and "fortunate" to stay on the pitch after his "reckless" challenge in the first half of the North London derby at Tottenham.

What a pair of muppets, If thats their level of red card then may as well just not play, for all of Porro's antics and screaming he seemed perfectly fine 2 minutes later and saw out the game.

The Former is a No Mark Scum fan whose Daddy got him the Punditry job... The Latter is a Chavscum fan who obviously is on Drugs Again.


Fuck both of them

[General]

Jamie Redknapp and Paul Merson both believe Arsenal's Jurrien Timber was "lucky" and "fortunate" to stay on the pitch after his "reckless" challenge in the first half of the North London derby at Tottenham.

What a pair of muppets, If thats their level of red card then may as well just not play, for all of Porro's antics and screaming he seemed perfectly fine 2 minutes later and saw out the game.

Very embarrassing from those two. Merse is always looking for his viral moment and of course sick note Redknapp couldn’t handle a tackle.

https://youtu.be/pR9088ejskQ?si=fOReIolSgBt9wuwV

Wright and Hoddle said they didn’t think it was even a yellow and it’s a well known technique in football and Timber barely touched Porro who was clearly play acting.

[Arsenal Till I Die]

Watched this in a boozer in Palmers Green (PM me for the name, I’m in there regularly if anyone local fancies a pint) and it was majority Spurs in there (a few ain’t awful. Embrace the rivalry but not bad fellas beyond it) so it was fucking lovely celebrating the goal and every tackle forthwith with pure pride (yes I was decked out in the colours ).

Post game was a laugh with a few of them. Honest assessments about the game etc.

I woke up hoping for a draw, due to the midfield issue, walking away fucking BEAMING. Doing them at theirs (three years on the trot, I believe) is fucking brilliant.


ARSENAL! ARSENAL!

[wibble]

Jamie Redknapp and Paul Merson both believe Arsenal's Jurrien Timber was "lucky" and "fortunate" to stay on the pitch after his "reckless" challenge in the first half of the North London derby at Tottenham.

What a pair of muppets, If thats their level of red card then may as well just not play, for all of Porro's antics and screaming he seemed perfectly fine 2 minutes later and saw out the game.

Pissed me off at the time. What a load of nonsense, a red for standing on the ball? Some of the bookings for both teams were harsh, far too many reds/second yellows these days for things that don’t merit the punishment (of impacting the current game and missing the next game, like rice the other week)

Anyway, 3 points again away in the NLD! Happy days

[A11M11]

The defender had Saka covered.

Had Odegaard been playing we would have had a late runner coming into the box , had he passed to Saka it would have been cleared . Just wish that he'd hit it harder.
As for our goal Havertz run took two players out of the middle and left more room for Gabriel.
Little things but the Partey /Jorginho middle was exposed and that's where our real problems were.

[General]

I like Timber, firm and solid in the duels despite the early booking, and unfazed 1v1. Apparently it’s the joint highest number of cards for the first half of a PL game. At times, the occasion looked too big for the Aussie ref and he didn’t help himself with the early flurry of yellow cards.

[Arsenal Till I Die]

Jamie Redknapp and Paul Merson both believe Arsenal's Jurrien Timber was "lucky" and "fortunate" to stay on the pitch after his "reckless" challenge in the first half of the North London derby at Tottenham.

What a pair of muppets, If thats their level of red card then may as well just not play, for all of Porro's antics and screaming he seemed perfectly fine 2 minutes later and saw out the game.

Merson and Wright, as players, will forever be legends. As pundits - morons.

[Retro Gunner]

Jamie Redknapp and Paul Merson both believe Arsenal's Jurrien Timber was "lucky" and "fortunate" to stay on the pitch after his "reckless" challenge in the first half of the North London derby at Tottenham.

What a pair of muppets, If thats their level of red card then may as well just not play, for all of Porro's antics and screaming he seemed perfectly fine 2 minutes later and saw out the game.

Very embarrassing from those. Merse is always looking for his viral moment and of course sick note Redknapp couldn’t handle a tackle.

https://youtu.be/pR9088ejskQ?si=fOReIolSgBt9wuwV

Wright and Hoddle said they didn’t think it was even a yellow and it’s a well known technique in football and Timber barely touched Porro who was clearly play acting.

I said that at the time, not even a yellow, let alone a red.

[Retro Gunner]

The defender had Saka covered.

Had Odegaard been playing we would have had a late runner coming into the box , had he passed to Saka it would have been cleared . Just wish that he'd hit it harder.
As for our goal Havertz run took two players out of the middle and left more room for Gabriel.
Little things but the Partey /Jorginho middle was exposed and that's where our real problems were.

He did indeed.

Martinelli could possibly have carried the ball another yard or two, but can't blame him for taking a shot. It was the quality of the effort that was weak.

[Arsenal Till I Die]

Apparently, Arsenal have won the their third consecutive game AT Spurs, which is the first time that’s ever happened.

Good stat.

[mcdowell42]

Apparently, Arsenal have won the their third consecutive game AT Spurs, which is the first time that’s ever happened.

Good stat.

We did it b4 in the 87/88 season I think,

[Arsenal Till I Die]

Apparently, Arsenal have won the their third consecutive game AT Spurs, which is the first time that’s ever happened.

Good stat.

We did it b4 in the 87/88 season I think,

Ah, fair enough.

[mcdowell42]

Apparently, Arsenal have won the their third consecutive game AT Spurs, which is the first time that’s ever happened.

Good stat.

We did it b4 in the 87/88 season I think,

Ah, fair enough.

Now I'm only going by what I've read on twitter/X

[Ray C]

Fuck 'em.