International break

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foxinthebox2001
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Re: International break

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What was the Ox thinking? tracking back and helping out the full back?
Wenger will soon put a stop to that nonsense.
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Re: International break

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gp543 wrote:That Irish XI is quite weak.

Gone for a Yanks/Jocks double today.
Your name Wenger? :D :lol:
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Re: International break

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Chippy wrote:
gp543 wrote:That Irish XI is quite weak.

Gone for a Yanks/Jocks double today.
Your name Wenger? :D :lol:
We played like cat piss. I thought the scots might got lucky at home. Oh well.
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Re: International break

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Bradywasking wrote:superspurs says 18/11/14 10:55pm

So depressing it makes my cry that Arsenal have such great English players and even Clyne is better than Walker. We just have a bunch of flops. At club and international level we will forever be in the shadows of our mighty North London rivals and they will always be the biggest club in London.

From Sky Sports ...now that is funny...
But surely thy still have the cream of English football there, I mean how many of our team would get in their team ?
Lennon, Dawson, Townsend, King, Defoe, Walker were the future of English football only a year or two back.
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