Ian Wright, Wright, Wright

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My favourite ever Arsenal player and always will be

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absolute bloody legend,we could do with him now,every bit as good as Henry in his day,and that is no exaggeration.anybody who bashes Wrighty doesn't deserve to be a gooner.IAN WRIGHT WRIGHT WRIGHT !!! :barscarf: :barscarf:

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I love him on 5 live's 606 on a Sunday night too!

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Absolutely loved Wrighty calling out Shearer over a comment made by Shearer on Wrighty's challenge on schmicael by remembering "Neil Lennon's head rolling down the touchline at Leicester". Laughed my fucking arse off. Best thing I've seen on motd since the awkward pairing of Lee Dixon and David Ginola. Wrighty is a legend...

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Nos89 wrote:Absolutely loved Wrighty calling out Shearer over a comment made by Shearer on Wrighty's challenge on schmicael by remembering "Neil Lennon's head rolling down the touchline at Leicester". Laughed my fucking arse off. Best thing I've seen on motd since the awkward pairing of Lee Dixon and David Ginola. Wrighty is a legend...
The guy is brilliant. Chats a tremendous amount of shit as a pundit to be perfectly honest but he is an absolute legend and always will be. For entertainment value absolutely puts the boreathon Sky lot to shame.

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TBH I put IWWW as about the best former player pundit around- He is more on a level with the average fan than most, has that great sense of humour that we all love. Thus he doesnt take it too seriously yet knows how important it is to fans.

Think him with Shearer is a good pairing, interesting with them both being forewards, who often dont make the best of managers

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Nos89 wrote:Absolutely loved Wrighty calling out Shearer over a comment made by Shearer on Wrighty's challenge on schmicael by remembering "Neil Lennon's head rolling down the touchline at Leicester". Laughed my fucking arse off. Best thing I've seen on motd since the awkward pairing of Lee Dixon and David Ginola. Wrighty is a legend...
It always sickens me to see the sycophantic cúnts on MOTD sucking Shearer's arsehole clean. One of the dirtiest elbow-swinging pricks that ever played the game. :x :roll:

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DB10GOONER wrote:
Nos89 wrote:Absolutely loved Wrighty calling out Shearer over a comment made by Shearer on Wrighty's challenge on schmicael by remembering "Neil Lennon's head rolling down the touchline at Leicester". Laughed my fucking arse off. Best thing I've seen on motd since the awkward pairing of Lee Dixon and David Ginola. Wrighty is a legend...
It always sickens me to see the sycophantic cúnts on MOTD sucking Shearer's arsehole clean. One of the dirtiest elbow-swinging pricks that ever played the game. :x :roll:
Yeah, he was a right cyniccal *word censored* and shame Bellamy didn't really do him at Newcastle.

Oh and Newcastle - nice job there Alan you :censored:

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IAN WRIGHT Arsenal legend, his goalscoring enthusiasm and celebrations were unsurpassed

Saw him on his debut at Leicester in the cup, then at Southampton in the league, when he got a hat trick

The guy was like a roy of the rovers cartoon character, amazing player and character

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Redarmy wrote:IAN WRIGHT Arsenal legend, his goalscoring enthusiasm and celebrations were unsurpassed

Saw him on his debut at Leicester in the cup, then at Southampton in the league, when he got a hat trick

The guy was like a roy of the rovers cartoon character, amazing player and character
Yeah, was at both of those as well. Southampton game was great. :barscarf: :barscarf:

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arseofacrow wrote:
Redarmy wrote:IAN WRIGHT Arsenal legend, his goalscoring enthusiasm and celebrations were unsurpassed

Saw him on his debut at Leicester in the cup, then at Southampton in the league, when he got a hat trick

The guy was like a roy of the rovers cartoon character, amazing player and character
Yeah, was at both of those as well. Southampton game was great. :barscarf: :barscarf:
Atmosphere was amazing..... whole away end given to Arsenal, rare for a league game

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