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clockender1 wrote:
g88ner wrote:: My dad was a gooner who settled in the North West, so growing up in the 80s/90s,
if you were on the 9.35am inter-city from Picadilly every other saturday from 1988 to 1992, we probably were on the same train.....

i remember that there was always a couple of gooners that got on a stoke i think ?
No, I'm not that old :wink: 1996 was my first Arsenal home game, and in 1997 dad and I joined the old ticket registration scheme and went on the train to most home league and cup games. Before '97, it was always away games in the north west and north east.

In any case, we'd get on at Lancaster, not Stoke. We lived in the Lake District.

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highburyJD wrote:"What would have happened"? is your rhetorical question
- it seems what you want was us to borrow a bunch of money.
Very hard, as ManUre showed when borrowing in that period you normally get prohibitively bad rates.
they have ENORMOUS income compared to us, they should be an internationally dominant force in the market
they are not, and won't be any time soon

Maybe you didn't want us to borrow. Instead of borrowing
- We could just have had a lower wage bill
(its the high wage bill that means we have to sell to balance our books)
in which case our very best players would have left earlier anyway,
many would in fact have left before they were even our best players
or just never signed in the first place

Missing the CL just once would probably have meant additional sales.
and yes as far as I'm concerned gloryhunters is a fair tag for non-Islington fans who decide to follow a foriegn team
and express hatred for a great manager because we havent won enough

suck it up gloryhunter boys
The WUM finally completes his transformation into Baba.

Fantastic stuff - all I ever thought and more. That little hissy fit has made my day :D :barscarf:

I'll never, ever respond to the WUM's Joey Bartonesque ramblings any more. Rise above it chaps and let the self-appointed superfan have his bit of fun, otherwise he'll be bragging about it down at youth club tonight

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Red was banned for much, much less. Red was a silly, naive, teenager imo.

This tool actively seeks out people to argue with to prove what an educated, well travelled and cultured superfan he is resulting in almost every thread being ruined by his up-himself, vague, incoherent, nonsense. He posts his complete nonsense only to wind people up and cause arguments and needs to be banned I'm afraid.

How many posters does he have to argue with? How many vague wind up posts must we endure? How many vanity threads have we to put up with? How many threads is he allowed to ruin? How much self-centered drivel have we to read? FFS enugh is enough. :(

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armchair supporter wrote:Red was banned for much, much less. Red was a silly, naive, teenager imo.

This tool actively seeks out people to argue with to prove what an educated, well travelled and cultured superfan he is resulting in almost every thread being ruined by his up-himself, vague, incoherent, nonsense. He posts his complete nonsense only to wind people up and cause arguments and needs to be banned I'm afraid.

How many posters does he have to argue with? How many vague wind up posts must we endure? How many vanity threads have we to put up with? How many threads is he allowed to ruin? How much self-centered drivel have we to read? FFS enugh is enough. :(


I think we will get a self imposed ban,he does that when he gets upset :roll: TBH i dont mind him too much but he crossed a line today with me, with his if you arent from islington then you cant be a proper fan,im sick of *word censored* like tht.

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mcdowell42 wrote:
armchair supporter wrote:Red was banned for much, much less. Red was a silly, naive, teenager imo.

This tool actively seeks out people to argue with to prove what an educated, well travelled and cultured superfan he is resulting in almost every thread being ruined by his up-himself, vague, incoherent, nonsense. He posts his complete nonsense only to wind people up and cause arguments and needs to be banned I'm afraid.

How many posters does he have to argue with? How many vague wind up posts must we endure? How many vanity threads have we to put up with? How many threads is he allowed to ruin? How much self-centered drivel have we to read? FFS enugh is enough. :(


I think we will get a self imposed ban,he does that when he gets upset :roll: TBH i dont mind him too much but he crossed a line today with me, with his if you arent from islington then you cant be a proper fan,im sick of *word censored* like tht.


Most of the time I dont mind him either and I do feel that he does actually believe what he is saying (as opposed to being a wum) but that comment disappointed me more than angered me - I'm not the type of guy that feels the need to justify my Gooner allegiance's so I dont feel less of a Gooner when someone says that but I would have expected more of him tbh but if he feels that way then that is entirely up to him and I wont lose a seconds sleep worrying about it 8)

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augie wrote:
mcdowell42 wrote:
armchair supporter wrote:Red was banned for much, much less. Red was a silly, naive, teenager imo.

This tool actively seeks out people to argue with to prove what an educated, well travelled and cultured superfan he is resulting in almost every thread being ruined by his up-himself, vague, incoherent, nonsense. He posts his complete nonsense only to wind people up and cause arguments and needs to be banned I'm afraid.

How many posters does he have to argue with? How many vague wind up posts must we endure? How many vanity threads have we to put up with? How many threads is he allowed to ruin? How much self-centered drivel have we to read? FFS enugh is enough. :(


I think we will get a self imposed ban,he does that when he gets upset :roll: TBH i dont mind him too much but he crossed a line today with me, with his if you arent from islington then you cant be a proper fan,im sick of *word censored* like tht.


Most of the time I dont mind him either and I do feel that he does actually believe what he is saying (as opposed to being a wum) but that comment disappointed me more than angered me - I'm not the type of guy that feels the need to justify my Gooner allegiance's so I dont feel less of a Gooner when someone says that but I would have expected more of him tbh but if he feels that way then that is entirely up to him and I wont lose a seconds sleep worrying about it 8)
Thats where I have to disagree. His posts are arrogant, condescending and deliberately vague and unintelligible. How can he believe what hes saying when what hes saying makes absolutely no sense? :?

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Well Wenger often gets away with it!! :wink: :lol: :lol: :wink:

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mcdowell42 wrote: I think we will get a self imposed ban,he does that when he gets upset
I don't think its a self imposed ban as such - its more down to the fact that he set off at 4am this morning in barefeet walking over 10 miles of broken glass through a torrential storm, where he then sought to complete his mission to hitch-hike to Villa Park via Inverness, with only a Thermos flask and a picture of Islington Town Hall to keep him company on his heroic voyage

If you stop winding him up he might come on here and tell us all about it - I can't wait.

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I Hate Hleb wrote:Well Wenger often gets away with it!! :wink: :lol: :lol: :wink:
Is it possible to idolize someone soooooo much that you actually turn into them? :rubchin:

:lol:

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rodders999 wrote:
StuartL wrote: The gloryhunters haven't jumped on board, the club have gone out of their way to get rid, as best they can, of the average working class fan, who shouts and sings and swears sometimes, to be replaced by the type of fan who doesn't care how much a ticket costs as it is chicken feed, doesn't sing, doesn't swear, and will meekly applaud another half arsed display to get a draw with the might of Stoke, Norwich, QPR etc
Amen brother, finally a voice of reason on here, I'd almost given up all hope 8)

Tis why my last game was the Champs Lge final 2006. Simples.
Not bothered if everyone see's me as an armchair, cos that is what I am now, and shall remain until my club is returned to me/us.
Going to Leyton Orient gives me a bigger buzz.

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Top Londoner wrote:
rodders999 wrote:
StuartL wrote: The gloryhunters haven't jumped on board, the club have gone out of their way to get rid, as best they can, of the average working class fan, who shouts and sings and swears sometimes, to be replaced by the type of fan who doesn't care how much a ticket costs as it is chicken feed, doesn't sing, doesn't swear, and will meekly applaud another half arsed display to get a draw with the might of Stoke, Norwich, QPR etc
Amen brother, finally a voice of reason on here, I'd almost given up all hope 8)

Tis why my last game was the Champs Lge final 2006. Simples.
Not bothered if everyone see's me as an armchair, cos that is what I am now, and shall remain until my club is returned to me/us.
Going to Leyton Orient gives me a bigger buzz.
Not on that the club push out true fans :x

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armchair supporter wrote:
I Hate Hleb wrote:Well Wenger often gets away with it!! :wink: :lol: :lol: :wink:
Is it possible to idolize someone soooooo much that you actually turn into them? :rubchin:

:lol:
:shock: :shock: :shock:

Steady there armchair. Although I fully understand why you'd be impressed with my Intelligence, football knowledge, wit and song writing ability, that could be considered a bit weird by others mate. :oops: :wink: :lol: :lol: :wink:

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I Hate Hleb wrote:
armchair supporter wrote:
I Hate Hleb wrote:Well Wenger often gets away with it!! :wink: :lol: :lol: :wink:
Is it possible to idolize someone soooooo much that you actually turn into them? :rubchin:

:lol:
:shock: :shock: :shock:

Steady there armchair. Although I fully understand why you'd be impressed with my Intelligence, football knowledge, wit and song writing ability, that could be considered a bit weird by others mate. :oops: :wink: :lol: :lol: :wink:
I think it is possible to idolize someone that you actually turn into them actually.

For example, I twisted my ankle going into the office today, have told my employer that I'm "three maybe four weeks away" from returning to which he replied "SteveO, don't worry you twinkle-toed genius. Take a year off and a pay rise"

:barscarf: :barscarf:

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SteveO 35 wrote: I think it is possible to idolize someone that you actually turn into them actually.

For example, I twisted my ankle going into the office today, have told my employer that I'm "three maybe four weeks away" from returning to which he replied "SteveO, don't worry you twinkle-toed genius. Take a year off and a pay rise"

:barscarf: :barscarf:
Now that you mention it, wouldn't it be great to have a boss like highbury jd, I mean Wenger jd, I mean Wenger. :wink:
"Sorry I didn't turn up yesterday, I was feeling a little jaded due to my mid-week european break"

"Couldn't finish that report boss due to special circumstances"

"Look, I know you think I've done fuck all today but thats just an illusionary domination because you lack the necessary mental strength"

8)

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SteveO 35 wrote: I don't think its a self imposed ban as such - its more down to the fact that he set off at 4am this morning in barefeet walking over 10 miles of broken glass through a torrential storm, where he then sought to complete his mission to hitch-hike to Villa Park via Inverness, with only a Thermos flask and a picture of Islington Town Hall to keep him company on his heroic voyage

If you stop winding him up he might come on here and tell us all about it - I can't wait.
Superb! :lol:

It's posts like that that almost make up for me having to read through all your shite about the sick note bean head SteveO......almost!!

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