As we're unlikely to see terraces again at football, this is the virtual equivalent where you can chat to your hearts content about all football matters and, obviously, Arsenal in particular. This forum encourages all Gooners to visit and contribute so please keep it respectful, clean and topical.
Dont understand all this about Ozil after the match- saw it on ITV, so probably missed what others saw, but he was certainly around for a while joining in the celebrations-beaming with a big smile, gave his boots to some fan in the crowd. Then I saw 4 of our Frenchmen being photographed, presumably for a French newspaper-Sagna Giroud Kos Flamoni. Ozil I thought misunderstood and tried to get in the picture, and was playfully pushed away. Didnt see him after that.
He played his part in it today, he doesnt seem to like the physical side, dipped out of one tackle very obviously. I still love his touches though and seems to enjoy linking with Rambo.
Surprised that the cup 2014 sign has been put up in the Grove already, seems to be a better idea to put it up as a celebratory start at the first home PL match of next season in front of the 60,000 rather than the 20,000 there today
Most surprised that AW let Flappy lead the tossing him in the air, guys a cert to have been dropped by Flappy
storrmin571 wrote:Waiting for Yankee to come on and say he was totally wrong about Rambo
Exactly, I always defended him and said he needed time to adjust and get over the break, as I also think that Jack will come back and prove a lot of people wrong.
Anyhow onto the game, I watched it in a clubhouse in wiltshire (inbred *word censored*) after cricket and had some manc *word censored* giving it large to an older Gooner at the bar, well being a fired up fucker that I am couldn't resist and gave it to them, one of them twats screaming 11 years without a trophy and me shouting out it was 9 years you *word censored* but none now, how about your northern monkey team.....pricks.
I know I posted on here some time back that I didn't rate the FA Cup anymore but I have to admit after copious amounts of beer and wine that watching the celebrations and interviews after the game I had tears.....guess I was wrong.
Come on the ARSENAL
Im amazed with all this 11 FA cup wins, how simply awesome is that when we were only created in 1996
Feeling a bit sore though as we were so close to having a double this season, we blew in in the league and thank F**K we didnt today. One of those if only seasons
storrmin571 wrote:Waiting for Yankee to come on and say he was totally wrong about Rambo
Exactly, I always defended him and said he needed time to adjust and get over the break, as I also think that Jack will come back and prove a lot of people wrong.
Anyhow onto the game, I watched it in a clubhouse in wiltshire (inbred *word censored*) after cricket and had some manc *word censored* giving it large to an older Gooner at the bar, well being a fired up fucker that I am couldn't resist and gave it to them, one of them twats screaming 11 years without a trophy and me shouting out it was 9 years you *word censored* but none now, how about your northern monkey team.....pricks.
I know I posted on here some time back that I didn't rate the FA Cup anymore but I have to admit after copious amounts of beer and wine that watching the celebrations and interviews after the game I had tears.....guess I was wrong.
Come on the ARSENAL
For me, Rambo has had an outstanding season and will be the hero of the day today having netted the winner, but this was not the game that ye should be using as a "I told you so" to those fans who wrote the guy off - if we are honest with ourselves we will admit that he was largely shite today (along with ozil) but credit to the guy, he never gave up and was duly rewarded with the winning goal but it doesn't mask what was, by his standards, a poor poor performance
storrmin571 wrote:Waiting for Yankee to come on and say he was totally wrong about Rambo
Exactly, I always defended him and said he needed time to adjust and get over the break, as I also think that Jack will come back and prove a lot of people wrong.
Anyhow onto the game, I watched it in a clubhouse in wiltshire (inbred *word censored*) after cricket and had some manc *word censored* giving it large to an older Gooner at the bar, well being a fired up fucker that I am couldn't resist and gave it to them, one of them twats screaming 11 years without a trophy and me shouting out it was 9 years you *word censored* but none now, how about your northern monkey team.....pricks.
I know I posted on here some time back that I didn't rate the FA Cup anymore but I have to admit after copious amounts of beer and wine that watching the celebrations and interviews after the game I had tears.....guess I was wrong.
Come on the ARSENAL
For me, Rambo has had an outstanding season and will be the hero of the day today having netted the winner, but this was not the game that ye should be using as a "I told you so" to those fans who wrote the guy off - if we are honest with ourselves we will admit that he was largely shite today (along with ozil) but credit to the guy, he never gave up and was duly rewarded with the winning goal but it doesn't mask what was, by his standards, a poor poor performance
I don't do told you so quotes, I leave that to you *word censored*
And so we can negate his early season fantastic form and his great form since returning from injury, you haters have got all the angles covered haven't you
Congrats Arsenal and Wenger and goodbye, this place is depressing even when we win and I can't take any more of it tbf because it takes the edge off of what should be a glorious moment.
storrmin571 wrote:Waiting for Yankee to come on and say he was totally wrong about Rambo
Exactly, I always defended him and said he needed time to adjust and get over the break, as I also think that Jack will come back and prove a lot of people wrong.
Anyhow onto the game, I watched it in a clubhouse in wiltshire (inbred *word censored*) after cricket and had some manc *word censored* giving it large to an older Gooner at the bar, well being a fired up fucker that I am couldn't resist and gave it to them, one of them twats screaming 11 years without a trophy and me shouting out it was 9 years you *word censored* but none now, how about your northern monkey team.....pricks.
I know I posted on here some time back that I didn't rate the FA Cup anymore but I have to admit after copious amounts of beer and wine that watching the celebrations and interviews after the game I had tears.....guess I was wrong.
Come on the ARSENAL
For me, Rambo has had an outstanding season and will be the hero of the day today having netted the winner, but this was not the game that ye should be using as a "I told you so" to those fans who wrote the guy off - if we are honest with ourselves we will admit that he was largely shite today (along with ozil) but credit to the guy, he never gave up and was duly rewarded with the winning goal but it doesn't mask what was, by his standards, a poor poor performance
I don't do told you so quotes, I leave that to you *word censored*
And so we can negate his early season fantastic form and his great form since returning from injury, you haters have got all the angles covered haven't you
Hold up lefty, I am a Rambo fan and defended him when others were writing him off so I aint covering any angles
Theoperator wrote:Dont understand all this about Ozil after the match- saw it on ITV, so probably missed what others saw, but he was certainly around for a while joining in the celebrations-beaming with a big smile, gave his boots to some fan in the crowd. Then I saw 4 of our Frenchmen being photographed, presumably for a French newspaper-Sagna Giroud Kos Flamoni. Ozil I thought misunderstood and tried to get in the picture, and was playfully pushed away. Didnt see him after that.
He played his part in it today, he doesnt seem to like the physical side, dipped out of one tackle very obviously. I still love his touches though and seems to enjoy linking with Rambo.
Surprised that the cup 2014 sign has been put up in the Grove already, seems to be a better idea to put it up as a celebratory start at the first home PL match of next season in front of the 60,000 rather than the 20,000 there today
Most surprised that AW let Flappy lead the tossing him in the air, guys a cert to have been dropped by Flappy
I think that picture is a mock up. All those people are dressed for mid winter and are watching something under floodlights!
Gibbo in tears at full time. That is so heartwarming and makes me love the lad more. Clearly means the world to him as he's an Arsenal man, come fru the youth system and has suffered just as much as the rest of us gooners.
