Pires back at Arsenal

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Louder wrote:
Irish Gooner wrote:
Louder wrote:Desperate people :roll: Stuck/clinging to the past :roll: Super Bob was part of an Arsenal team that was probably the best i'll ever see :barscarf:

Unfortunately, there's a chance that they may have raised our expectations so high that anything else just won't do. Gutted, what a downer :cry:

Great times though ( if you were lucky enough to see 'em ) :barscarf:
What the fuck? We aren't Wigan Athletic.

And clinging onto the past, 4 years ago is hardly the 70s is it? :shock:
Stop living up to your reputation Paddy :roll:

Is 4 years ago not the past ? Yes :banghead: it is !!
And my point was that it was probably the most successful period in Arsenal history as well as the best football we've ever played :barscarf: .
( I am in my mid thirties. 40+ may be offended, for no reason at all usually :roll: ) and my kids missed it unfortunately. That's all I meant.

There are some touchy fellas on here, so there is, to be sure, but.
Keyboard warrior alert!! Awoogah!! :oops: :lol: I reckon Louder is a keyboard ultra!! :lol: :-P

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DB10GOONER wrote:
Louder wrote:
Irish Gooner wrote:
Louder wrote:Desperate people :roll: Stuck/clinging to the past :roll: Super Bob was part of an Arsenal team that was probably the best i'll ever see :barscarf:

Unfortunately, there's a chance that they may have raised our expectations so high that anything else just won't do. Gutted, what a downer :cry:

Great times though ( if you were lucky enough to see 'em ) :barscarf:
What the fuck? We aren't Wigan Athletic.

And clinging onto the past, 4 years ago is hardly the 70s is it? :shock:
Stop living up to your reputation Paddy :roll:

Is 4 years ago not the past ? Yes :banghead: it is !!
And my point was that it was probably the most successful period in Arsenal history as well as the best football we've ever played :barscarf: .
( I am in my mid thirties. 40+ may be offended, for no reason at all usually :roll: ) and my kids missed it unfortunately. That's all I meant.

There are some touchy fellas on here, so there is, to be sure, but.
Keyboard warrior alert!! Awoogah!! :oops: :lol: I reckon Louder is a keyboard ultra!! :lol: :-P
What's with the geek speak ? :oops: You've lost me :oops: ( Which, I have to admit, isn't difficult sometimes :oops: )

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Louder wrote:
DB10GOONER wrote:
Louder wrote:
Irish Gooner wrote:
Louder wrote:Desperate people :roll: Stuck/clinging to the past :roll: Super Bob was part of an Arsenal team that was probably the best i'll ever see :barscarf:

Unfortunately, there's a chance that they may have raised our expectations so high that anything else just won't do. Gutted, what a downer :cry:

Great times though ( if you were lucky enough to see 'em ) :barscarf:
What the fuck? We aren't Wigan Athletic.

And clinging onto the past, 4 years ago is hardly the 70s is it? :shock:
Stop living up to your reputation Paddy :roll:

Is 4 years ago not the past ? Yes :banghead: it is !!
And my point was that it was probably the most successful period in Arsenal history as well as the best football we've ever played :barscarf: .
( I am in my mid thirties. 40+ may be offended, for no reason at all usually :roll: ) and my kids missed it unfortunately. That's all I meant.

There are some touchy fellas on here, so there is, to be sure, but.
Keyboard warrior alert!! Awoogah!! :oops: :lol: I reckon Louder is a keyboard ultra!! :lol: :-P
What's with the geek speak ? :oops: You've lost me :oops: ( Which, I have to admit, isn't difficult sometimes :oops: )
"Geek speak"!!! HARDNUT ALERT!! :lol: :lol: :lol:

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Barriecuda wrote:This can have no ill effect on the team.

Pires is a veteran, a proven competitor, and someone who will always bleed Arsenal.

That kind of mentality and influence that this team needs around it, and frankly, we should sign him for a small-price one year contract. He should play out his days in an Arsenal kit (even if he only plays one match). I suppose the question is if he'd want to play in a greatly reduced role even if we offered... and if he feels like playing in the physical, fast EPL again.

Pure class.
Agree, if Sol can be given a 1 year, then yes let's get the great man onboard. Just his presence in the dressing room, in training will do nothing but good for the morale of our young players. Can he play v the likes of Stoke, Bolton - sure. He'd get into their teams even at his age, so he sure can play against them....

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http://www.arsenal.com/news/news-archiv ... at-arsenal

Sign him back Arsene, please! I'll beg if that's what it takes! I'll excuse all your past and future errors, and even suck off Eboue and Almunia!

Edit: I'm considering going up to London Colney in an attempt to meet the great man. Thus far, I've found out that the training ground is in Bell Lane, London Colney. But does anybody know the precise location? Or what time they start/finish training? Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks!

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Bring Back Pires wrote:http://www.arsenal.com/news/news-archiv ... at-arsenal

Sign him back Arsene, please! I'll beg if that's what it takes! I'll excuse all your past and future errors, and even suck off Eboue and Almunia!
Unfortunately, it would make too much sense, therefore Wenger won't do it. :roll:

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Should never have been let go.Wenger the twat wouldnt give SuperRob a two year contract yet gave Silvestre one.Arsene Knows :banghead:

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Bring Back Pires wrote:http://www.arsenal.com/news/news-archiv ... at-arsenal

Sign him back Arsene, please! I'll beg if that's what it takes! I'll excuse all your past and future errors, and even suck off Eboue and Almunia!

Edit: I'm considering going up to London Colney in an attempt to meet the great man. Thus far, I've found out that the training ground is in Bell Lane, London Colney. But does anybody know the precise location? Or what time they start/finish training? Any help would be appreciated.Thanks!

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If you put bell lane london colney into google earth. the bowling like football pitches are a huge give away. also the space ship type white building.

You can see the entrance from london colney by-pass :barscarf:

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Bring Back Pires wrote:http://www.arsenal.com/news/news-archiv ... at-arsenal

Sign him back Arsene, please! I'll beg if that's what it takes! I'll excuse all your past and future errors, and even suck off Eboue and Almunia!

Edit: I'm considering going up to London Colney in an attempt to meet the great man. Thus far, I've found out that the training ground is in Bell Lane, London Colney. But does anybody know the precise location? Or what time they start/finish training? Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks!

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I never realised you liked bobby so much :shock: :wink:

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Bring Back Pires wrote:http://www.arsenal.com/news/news-archiv ... at-arsenal

Sign him back Arsene, please! I'll beg if that's what it takes! I'll excuse all your past and future errors, and even suck off Eboue and Almunia!

Edit: I'm considering going up to London Colney in an attempt to meet the great man. Thus far, I've found out that the training ground is in Bell Lane, London Colney. But does anybody know the precise location? Or what time they start/finish training? Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks!

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Post by 1989 »

Bring Back Pires wrote:http://www.arsenal.com/news/news-archiv ... at-arsenal

Sign him back Arsene, please! I'll beg if that's what it takes! I'll excuse all your past and future errors, and even suck off Eboue and Almunia!

Edit: I'm considering going up to London Colney in an attempt to meet the great man. Thus far, I've found out that the training ground is in Bell Lane, London Colney. But does anybody know the precise location? Or what time they start/finish training? Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks!

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Can't help but feel nostalgic at seeing those pictures. :(

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Post by Nick Bendtners Ego »

He's still got it has old Bobby .
Did you see the way he drifted past those training dummy Wall
mannequins :D
Stop Press , oops , sorry , one of those was Denilson :wink:

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Is there a transfer deadline for free transfers? I am sure its open longer than the normal transfer window?

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kingjayson1 wrote:Is there a transfer deadline for free transfers? I am sure its open longer than the normal transfer window?
if he is not signed bya club, it is not a transfer so i think he can sign for any team that wants him.

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