




Alway loved this quote by Gael Clichy:worthing_gooner wrote: ↑Wed Sep 06, 2017 9:41 amGot to be Nasri for me. Looked really promising as a youngster, when he came in he was embraced at the club. Finally started putting in some unbelievable performances and then fucked off at the first sign of a bit of extra money.
For some reason that leaves a more bitter taste than the others. People like RVP and Cesc, there were mitigating factors. Clichy, Toure, Sagna, we'd already had the best years from. Nasri felt like a stab in the back and he's gone on to act like a right *word censored* ever since to be honest, which is a shame because due to his personality he's never fulfilled the promise he had as a youngster.
Said it then went an' did itDB10GOONER wrote: ↑Wed Sep 06, 2017 10:21 amI remember the days when a good player leaving Arsenal or being sold by Arsenal equated with them taking a step down in their career. GG said it, many of the players of his playing and managerial eras have said it. The perception was the vast majority of good ex-Arsenal players did not go on to better things.
Nowadays nearly every good player that leaves goes onto win the PL or the CL.![]()
RobG wrote: ↑Wed Sep 06, 2017 4:40 pmI would put it more in the line of losing respect for them.
Bob Wilson maybe everyone's favourite for his charity work. But his defence of the current regime in all forms has long been difficult to take. Ditto Pat Rice. Although in fairness he has said nothing since leaving. But then what could he say ?
Keown's devotion to Wenger has left his credibility on a microscope slide. And Bouldy has just sold out, which is sad to see.
I like Merse on Soccer Saturday even if he won't ever win Mastermind. And I still admire TH even though he is - understandably- excessively diplomatic on Wengo. Wrighty blows hot and cold but at least he cares and doesn't hide it.
The closest I'd come to active dislike is not a player but our former Chairman Hill-Wood.
Up until the Dein bust up, he was a first class Chairman. Post the Dein bust up, he was a disaster. And having damned Kronke, he sold out to him entirely and followed him round like a lap dog. I will not forgive him for that.![]()
Same goes for that bloke Vieira. Don't know what anyone ever saw in him. Long legs, red cards - shite !!Eboue-Why? wrote: ↑Wed Sep 06, 2017 6:42 pmThierry Henry, fucking wanker, shit footballer, never liked him
For me mate it's less about the liking Wenger and more the absolute awe some of them hold him in such as Keown.GranadaJoe wrote: ↑Wed Sep 06, 2017 8:40 pmI don't get the logic in hating a player because he supports Wenger. If it's what he believes then that's fair enough. I completely disagree and want Wenger out but I don't hate people for saying what they truly believe.
However, I think it's fair enough to have a go at the many ex-players who flip-flop, who describe the team's performance as unacceptable but claim AW is the best man to sort it out one week then say he has to go when the tide seems to be turning, then revert the following week. Unfortunately, many of my heroes (IWWW, Keown etc) are in this camp. I hope they get in the Wenger out camp and stay there this time.