Reading in the "whatever its called this year cup"

Post by **Chippy** » Tue Oct 30, 2012 10:30 pm

BTW got this on record for when I get home so don't let anything out of the bag.

augie · Post by **augie** » Tue Oct 30, 2012 10:30 pm

Nick Bendtners Ego wrote:Chuffed for Chamakh , the useless fuck.

Who knows what this might mean to his game..... could mean he goes from utter shite to decidingly average

Well done you Gunners!

Have to say that after the goal he seemed to gain a lot of confidence and he worked his nuts off - at one stage he chased one of their players 50 yards down our left to regain possession for us

Top Londoner · Post by **Top Londoner** » Tue Oct 30, 2012 10:32 pm

augie wrote:
Nick Bendtners Ego wrote:Chuffed for Chamakh , the useless fuck.

Who knows what this might mean to his game..... could mean he goes from utter shite to decidingly average

Well done you Gunners!

Have to say that after the goal he seemed to gain a lot of confidence and he worked his nuts off - at one stage he chased one of their players 50 yards down our left to regain possession for us

Someone get a screen shot of the maryann/augie love in, cos it won't last two more minutes.

aw · Post by aw » Tue Oct 30, 2012 10:32 pm

it's a fuunny ol" game.
A game of 2 halves.
it ain't over till the lady scores 2 goals.

Guess this means Arsene will be here till 2020.

goonerwalker · Post by **goonerwalker** » Tue Oct 30, 2012 10:33 pm

Crazy Game. So much for our solid defence

But absoloutely fucking brilliant! THAT IS REAL FOOTBALL!

Henry Norris 1913 · Post by **Henry Norris 1913** » Tue Oct 30, 2012 10:33 pm

Giroud and Eisfeld were fantastic. Eisfeld has a good future ahead of him, Gnabry too.

frimpong, hmmm

Arsenal Till I Die · Post by **Arsenal Till I Die** » Tue Oct 30, 2012 10:33 pm

Vinny1967 wrote:Time to bring Giroud in to save the day

What a game he had, in my opinion.

One of his best games in an Arsenal shirt.

armchair · Post by **armchair** » Tue Oct 30, 2012 10:34 pm

I think this crazy comeback is good for us going into the Manyoo game. Everyone will be well up for it now and not dreading it so much.
Wonder what Fergie will make of it all? Bet hes shitting himself now.

Hope theres not 12 goals on Saturday.

Its Up 4 Grabs Now · Post by **Its Up 4 Grabs Now** » Tue Oct 30, 2012 10:35 pm

QuartzGooner wrote:Chaos shambles and tumultuous.

Think we played 4-2-4 at the end or 4-2-1-3?

You'd be lucky to find anything resembling a formation by the end mate. It was basically just a game of headers & volleys.

Vinny1967 · Post by **Vinny1967** » Tue Oct 30, 2012 10:35 pm

Still not sure wtf happened at the start of the match. As 1989 stated they looked like 11 strangers. Djourou, Kos, Coq & Pingpong could not keep possession to save their lives and just kept handing the ball to Reading.
Martinez was at fault for at least one of the goals although I thought he did well in the rest of the match.

Fcuking 7-5 still can't believe it. Bouldy has some serious work to do.

Special shout to Giroud when he came on. Can't fault the guy for effort and he certainly got amonsgt them.

Hopefully we will see more of Eisfeld in the fist team.

Absolutely knackered

Natural Born Gooner · Tue Oct 30, 2012 10:38 pm

Henry Norris 1913 wrote:Giroud and Eisfeld were fantastic. Eisfeld has a good future ahead of him, Gnabry too.

frimpong, hmmm

Hope so. Looked really comfortable on the ball and liked taking on a defender.

Frimpong can dench off. Shown up to be the Bertie Big Bollocks wannabe in thew 1st half that he is!

Its Up 4 Grabs Now · Post by **Its Up 4 Grabs Now** » Tue Oct 30, 2012 10:39 pm

Henry Norris 1913 wrote:Giroud and Eisfeld were fantastic. Eisfeld has a good future ahead of him, Gnabry too.

frimpong, hmmm

Agreed, they both looked promising.

Frimpong was a disgrace. For the their 4th goal he gives the ball away & then just casually ambles back as the Reading guy takes all the time in the world (in the space where Frimpong should be!) to spread it wide. And then when it goes in he throws his hands up in disgust as if he cant believe he's being let down like this by his teammates.

LDB · Post by **LDB** » Tue Oct 30, 2012 10:40 pm

Giroud and Eisfeld take a bow

Arshavin showed its not a fitness issue, the fat little fuck was closing down the goalie in the last few minutes of ET.

Coquelin grew into the game once Frimpong had gone off - those two really do not work as a central pair. They had no idea who should be sitting and who should be going.

Koscielny also got better as the game went on but was toilet for large parts. Djourou toilet throughout, Jenkinson fairly solid. Miquel got rinsed first half but he was getting fuck all support, better after that.

Martinez showed his talent but also showed his inexperience for their third goal.

augie · Post by **augie** » Tue Oct 30, 2012 10:40 pm

Top Londoner wrote:
augie wrote:
Nick Bendtners Ego wrote:Chuffed for Chamakh , the useless fuck.

Who knows what this might mean to his game..... could mean he goes from utter shite to decidingly average

Well done you Gunners!

Have to say that after the goal he seemed to gain a lot of confidence and he worked his nuts off - at one stage he chased one of their players 50 yards down our left to regain possession for us

Someone get a screen shot of the maryan/ augie love in, cos it won't last two more minutes.

Funnily enough I aint a chamahk hater - I thought that he was doing well for us in his first season until rvp came back from injury (again

) and he was cast aside like a piece of shit and for me I think that it killed the guy cos he never recovered. I could be wrong and maybe he just hit a purple patch at the beginning but has since played to his level and I guess we will never be sure but I will always wonder if he is another player that wenger fcuked up

None of us want any Arsenal player to fail - we know some are shit and some aint good enough but we want all of them to succeed if possible. What we dont want though is to look at a team of overpaid prima donna pussies disgrace the shirt that many of us have worshipped for decades now and sadly far too many of these players fit into that bracket

When one of those players shows up and puts in a rare good performance (like walnut did tonight although he was never seen helping his full back behind him) then I will give credit where it is due but it takes more than one performance to change my opinion of a player

arseofacrow · Post by **arseofacrow** » Tue Oct 30, 2012 10:42 pm

Its Up 4 Grabs Now wrote:
Henry Norris 1913 wrote:Giroud and Eisfeld were fantastic. Eisfeld has a good future ahead of him, Gnabry too.

frimpong, hmmm
Agreed, they both looked promising.

Frimpong was a disgrace. For the their 4th goal he gives the ball away & then just casually ambles back as the Reading guy takes all the time in the world (in the space where Frimpong should be!) to spread it wide. And then when it goes in he throws his hands up in disgust as if he cant believe he's being let down like this by his teammates.

coquelin, frimpong, djourou (really?

), koscielny - all shit among others.

walcott came into it...eisfeld played well as did Giroud.

A splendidly, English game of football. But all that's wrong with modern Arsenal was there for all to see. Very few long term positives.

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