THE WENGER THREAD

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Re: Arsene Wenger Points of View.

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Clash wrote:
highburyJD wrote:hilarious and original,
don't like somebody, call them a Nazi
you should look at patenting that
To be honest mate, after several seasons of the same old shite, it aint easy coming up with something that is too original.

Rightly or wrongly, I genuinely thought of Wenger while watching the programmes. Obviouisly not the Nazi stuff ... but certainly the dictatorship thing. It explains how Hitler refused to let others influence his thinking by going off alone to make decisions. It shows the way he surrounded himself with certain types of people and gradually removed those who opposed him. Plus the clever way he manipulated the minds of so many people, especially the young. As I said, chilling!

flash gunner wrote:
:lol: :lol: :lol:

"absolute power corrupts absolutely" :wink:

:lol:
That quote would be on a plaque under the bust of Wenger if it was up to me !
I can think of a four letter word that would be much more apt.

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goonersid wrote:
Clash wrote:
highburyJD wrote:hilarious and original,
don't like somebody, call them a Nazi
you should look at patenting that
To be honest mate, after several seasons of the same old shite, it aint easy coming up with something that is too original.

Rightly or wrongly, I genuinely thought of Wenger while watching the programmes. Obviouisly not the Nazi stuff ... but certainly the dictatorship thing. It explains how Hitler refused to let others influence his thinking by going off alone to make decisions. It shows the way he surrounded himself with certain types of people and gradually removed those who opposed him. Plus the clever way he manipulated the minds of so many people, especially the young. As I said, chilling!

flash gunner wrote:
:lol: :lol: :lol:

"absolute power corrupts absolutely" :wink:

:lol:
That quote would be on a plaque under the bust of Wenger if it was up to me !
I can think of a four letter word that would be much more apt.
:rubchin:

:wink:

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goonersid wrote:I can think of a four letter word that would be much more apt.
HOPE

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highburyJD wrote:
goonersid wrote:I can think of a four letter word that would be much more apt.
HOPE
:rubchin:

With a "D"?

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that would be 5 letters
(I'm still hoping)

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highburyJD wrote:that would be 5 letters
(I'm still hoping)
:lol:

My "D" wasn't at the end of the word. It played more of a replacement role at the front... :wink:

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oh I get it now
Urban Dictionary: "dope" 1. adj. cool, nice, awesome

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highburyJD wrote:oh I get it now
Urban Dictionary: "dope" 1. adj. cool, nice, awesome
:lol:

Not in Dublin... :wink:

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in dope Dublin "pigs do fly"
http://www.flickr.com/photos/maverickro ... hotostream
and we can win everything

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Hey...we've made the 100 pages ! Where's HighburyJD's special 100 things I love about Arsene tribute?

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SteveO 35 wrote:Hey...we've made the 100 pages ! Where's HighburyJD's special 100 things I love about Arsene tribute?

He will be on later his mouth is full at the min :wink: :lol:

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mcdowell42 wrote:
SteveO 35 wrote:Hey...we've made the 100 pages ! Where's HighburyJD's special 100 things I love about Arsene tribute?

He will be on later his mouth is full at the min :wink: :lol:
Not to mention jerking off over the prospect of another humdinger in Greece - who'd have thought it would be a meaningless game in December eh? Zzzzzzzzz

Still - another flag to put in the map. Much more exciting to become the Judith Chalmers of Arsenal by waxing lyrical about a day trip to Greece rather than playing in a final at Wembley

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SteveO 35 wrote:
mcdowell42 wrote:
SteveO 35 wrote:Hey...we've made the 100 pages ! Where's HighburyJD's special 100 things I love about Arsene tribute?

He will be on later his mouth is full at the min :wink: :lol:
Not to mention jerking off over the prospect of another humdinger in Greece - who'd have thought it would be a meaningless game in December eh? Zzzzzzzzz

Still - another flag to put in the map. Much more exciting to become the Judith Chalmers of Arsenal by waxing lyrical about a day trip to Greece rather than playing in a final at Wembley
Remind me again what a final is,do you get to 1 of those if you win the 4th place trophy :roll:

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Well we have qualified again and as Arsene himself felt it necessary to point out that's 13 years in a row.
Large Gin and Tonics all round then !

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SteveO 35 wrote:
mcdowell42 wrote:
SteveO 35 wrote:Hey...we've made the 100 pages ! Where's HighburyJD's special 100 things I love about Arsene tribute?

He will be on later his mouth is full at the min :wink: :lol:
Not to mention jerking off over the prospect of another humdinger in Greece - who'd have thought it would be a meaningless game in December eh? Zzzzzzzzz

Still - another flag to put in the map. Much more exciting to become the Judith Chalmers of Arsenal by waxing lyrical about a day trip to Greece rather than playing in a final at Wembley
JD goes away? :shock: :shock: :shock:

:wink:

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