BLUE MANCS UP NEXT

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REB
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up next.

come on you gooners :barscarf:
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Henry Norris 1913
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Post by Henry Norris 1913 »

they're great away, we're average at home


:banghead: :banghead: :cry:

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Was more worried about this game then chelski, city in great form atm, and will be a great achievement to do the double over em, but must have hope :barscarf:

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Post by Eboue-Why? »

After Chelsea and tonight I think we'll be confident enough to feel we can beat them and I think we will!!

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How many changes will Wenger make?.He's bound to drop Djourou :shock:

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Post by cusamano »

I think AW´s line up will be:

Flappy
LaSagna - Djourou - Kos - Clichy
Song - Denilson (he´ll give Wilshere a rest)
Walcott - Cesc - Nasri
RvP

my prediction:
2-2

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Henry Norris 1913 wrote:they're great away, we're average at home


:banghead: :banghead: :cry:
Surprise f*ckin' surprise :roll:

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Post by donaldo »

Louder wrote:
Henry Norris 1913 wrote:they're great away, we're average at home


:banghead: :banghead: :cry:
Surprise f*ckin' surprise :roll:
Louder thinks we have won all our games.In Wengerworld we never lose a game.Dont you know we are unbeaten in 14 seasons. Wenger has won 14 premierships and 14 CL's since he has been manager of Arsene FC est1996.And we DID beat Wigan :wink: :lol: :lol:

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Louder wrote:
Henry Norris 1913 wrote:they're great away, we're average at home


:banghead: :banghead: :cry:
Surprise f*ckin' surprise :roll:
so I looking at statistics and using them to find a potential outcome is wrong ? jesus christ Louder get your head out of wenger's anus.

@donaldo: yeah I forget that at times :oops: :lol: :lol:

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Post by ambarron »

donaldo wrote:How many changes will Wenger make?.He's bound to drop Djourou :shock:
He BETTER fucking not!!

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Post by Nick Bendtners Ego »

Negate Tevez and curb the growing influential midfield threat of YaYa Toure
and we can take all three points in this one . Mancini was full of shit after the game at Eastlands telling all and sundry that they would have beaten us if it had remained Eleven v Eleven . They'll keep it very tight with the same rigid Midfield as the last one and try to hit us on the break a la every one else at the Grove this season .

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Post by Deise Gooner »

Will be in manchester for this one not sure if ill brave trying to find a gooner friendly oub though could end badly :lol:

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Henry Norris 1913 wrote:
Louder wrote:
Henry Norris 1913 wrote:they're great away, we're average at home


:banghead: :banghead: :cry:
Surprise f*ckin' surprise :roll:
so I looking at statistics and using them to find a potential outcome is wrong ? jesus christ Louder get your head out of wenger's anus.

@donaldo: yeah I forget that at times :oops: :lol: :lol:
I'm sorry and sooo embarrassed. I must have overlooked your statistical breakdown :oops: :roll:

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Post by OneBardGooner »

Eboue-Why? wrote:After Chelsea and tonight I think we'll be confident enough to feel we can beat them and I think we will!!
all depends on if the vampire tevez turns up and if we can stop toure's (ya ya) runs through midfield - if we turn up and play like we did against the chavscum we can rip em a new one! :flag:


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COME ON YOU GUNNERS!!!!

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Post by bunch »

I find the whole City thing fascinating. A proud club with a long history, hardcore fans whose loyalty would have been tested by vists to the second and third tiers as well as by the unbridled success of their local rivals. If endurance strengthens the soul, then City fans must have some of the strongest.

But after striving and struggling for so long how does a City fan react when an Arab multi-billionaire buys the club as a play thing and presents the fans with the best team money can buy, one that is surely going to win something big in the near future? Has Sheik Mansour bought all those City souls as well as a football club and collection of world class players? Its the football equivalent of winning the lottery, I was poor but just becasue I bought a ticket I am now rich.

I guess it makes me think about what it means to be a fan. I have always thought that my contribution as a fan, when added to the contributions of all my fellow Arsenal fans, was the strength of the club. Our ticket purchases, buying the odd bit of merchandise, provided the basis for the club to pay for players and then succeed. But the Sheik and the Russian Oligarch have shown that City and Chelsea fans loyalty and support is totally irrelevant.

Maybe City and Chelsea fans should organise themselves and get their sugar daddies to pay them to turn up at the stadium, empty seats and a quiet stadium aren't good for the global TV audience.

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