Chavs (H) in the thingy cup
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Re: Chavs (H) in the thingy cup
They can call on the likes of Luis, Mata, Ba, Mikel, that spanish defender whose name I can't spell plus a lot of expensively acquired squad men and youngsters (what most other clubs would call 'first team players'), while we have no option but to field a relatively week side barring TV, Jenko and Nicky B (perhaps Monreal and TR?). If the likes of Theo, the Ox, Poldoski etc were available then I would fancy our chances but alas without a proper DM playing, I fear a defeat. Hopefully I'll be proven wrong but if not, let's hope losing this match isn't the start of a confidence-sapping bad run.
Re: Chavs (H) in the thingy cup
I hate the chavs. Have done since I was 7. They're my older brother's team and I grew up being traumatised by LPs of their. FA Cup win against Leeds, played at deafening volume (from which you'll gather I'm an old fart). Just the sight of Mourinho makes me feel sick.
Fair to say, I really really want us to win this one. But they'll turn out a team of internationals and we'll have Bendtner and Miyaichi etc.
Fair to say, I really really want us to win this one. But they'll turn out a team of internationals and we'll have Bendtner and Miyaichi etc.
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Re: Chavs (H) in the thingy cup
They are internationalsSam59 wrote:I hate the chavs. Have done since I was 7. They're my older brother's team and I grew up being traumatised by LPs of their. FA Cup win against Leeds, played at deafening volume (from which you'll gather I'm an old fart). Just the sight of Mourinho makes me feel sick.
Fair to say, I really really want us to win this one. But they'll turn out a team of internationals and we'll have Bendtner and Miyaichi etc.



I do like the increased away supporter allocations for these matches, as well as the reduced price, about the only positives really.
Didnt used to mind the Chavs as we always seemed to beat them till Abramovitch came along, hated them since then, the Cashley business didnt help, now they are near to the pits, but a bit above The Scum and Manure for me

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Looks like Mourinho won't field youngsters:
http://www.theguardian.com/football/201 ... ea-arsenal
Mourinho had offered Juan Mata and Kevin De Bruyne game-time at the County Ground, with that approach to selection expected to be maintained at Arsenal. Ryan Bertrand and César Azpilicueta should start at full-back, with Mark Schwarzer in goal and David Luiz, possibly alongside the young Czech Tomas Kalas, at centre-half. The under-used Mata, De Bruyne, Michael Essien, Willian and Mikel John Obi will expect to feature, having failed to start against City, while Demba Ba, who had been close to moving to Arsenal in September, will compete with Samuel Eto'o for a place up front.

Strong team. It'll be a tough test for our youngsters.
http://www.theguardian.com/football/201 ... ea-arsenal
Mourinho had offered Juan Mata and Kevin De Bruyne game-time at the County Ground, with that approach to selection expected to be maintained at Arsenal. Ryan Bertrand and César Azpilicueta should start at full-back, with Mark Schwarzer in goal and David Luiz, possibly alongside the young Czech Tomas Kalas, at centre-half. The under-used Mata, De Bruyne, Michael Essien, Willian and Mikel John Obi will expect to feature, having failed to start against City, while Demba Ba, who had been close to moving to Arsenal in September, will compete with Samuel Eto'o for a place up front.

Strong team. It'll be a tough test for our youngsters.
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Who is Kalas?
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Re: Chavs (H) in the thingy cup
He's a young Cheque.1989 wrote:Who is Kalas?

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Re: Chavs (H) in the thingy cup
Hmmmm, Maybe we should target him with long balls to Nicky B? 

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As long as that's latin for 'Giant Furburger', then I agree!Red Gunner wrote:Super Nik is not a target man, he is a classic trequartista... According to some1989 wrote:Hmmmm, Maybe we should target him with long balls to Nicky B?![]()
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Re: Chavs (H) in the thingy cup
Far more important to me than that 'thing' we got predictably beaten in last week
One half of the season dies if those chav bastards win tomorrow
Oh well, FA Cup in January !
One half of the season dies if those chav bastards win tomorrow
Oh well, FA Cup in January !
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Nice way of describing a centre forward that doesn't score many goals.......similar to 'great personality' = absolute mingerRed Gunner wrote:Super Nik is not a target man, he is a classic trequartista... According to some1989 wrote:Hmmmm, Maybe we should target him with long balls to Nicky B?![]()
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Re: Chavs (H) in the thingy cup
yeah, we should be putting out a full strength side - but we can't due to our bare bones squad.SteveO 35 wrote:Far more important to me than that 'thing' we got predictably beaten in last week
One half of the season dies if those chav bastards win tomorrow
Oh well, FA Cup in January !
oh well, another year of out of all cups by the end of January then.
it's the stadium you know...
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Re: Chavs (H) in the thingy cup
I would like to see the following involved, to gain experience or to help with return to full match fitness as appropriate:
Bendtner
Gnabry
Vermaelen
Monreal
Jenkinson
Miyaichi
Akpom
Ajayi
Eisfeld
Yennaris
Hayden
Bendtner
Gnabry
Vermaelen
Monreal
Jenkinson
Miyaichi
Akpom
Ajayi
Eisfeld
Yennaris
Hayden
Re: Chavs (H) in the thingy cup
I can see this unfortunately panning out the way our League Cup tie at home to City did a couple of years back i.e. our young midfield having a lot of possession and dominating some more senior fringe players on the other side (back then Hargreaves, now Essien).......but sadly being let down by the pathetic waste of space up front i.e. back then SQ Park and now the fat Danish Samurai
Not quite sure how it helps our kids having to play 'no shots' football for 90 mins but then I haven't got a cunning plan of winning trophies without strikers unlike the man who has worked in football for 30 years
Not quite sure how it helps our kids having to play 'no shots' football for 90 mins but then I haven't got a cunning plan of winning trophies without strikers unlike the man who has worked in football for 30 years