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.
Henry Norris 1913 wrote:so, they actually sold the shithole and have no choice but to go somewhere else? they couldn't rent it back for a season? I'm seriously looking forward to them scrambling around london looking for a spare ground
with any luck they'll have to share the os with the spammers and play their games with absolutely no atmosphere
You mean theres atmosphere at The Swamp from home fans
Henry Norris 1913 wrote:so, they actually sold the shithole and have no choice but to go somewhere else? they couldn't rent it back for a season? I'm seriously looking forward to them scrambling around london looking for a spare ground
with any luck they'll have to share the os with the spammers and play their games with absolutely no atmosphere
You mean theres atmosphere at The Swamp from home fans
Yes, apparently Bruce Abbot is an avid yiddo and takes his award winning top chart single with him and oh what an atmosphere it is.
Henry Norris 1913 wrote:so, they actually sold the shithole and have no choice but to go somewhere else? they couldn't rent it back for a season? I'm seriously looking forward to them scrambling around london looking for a spare ground
with any luck they'll have to share the os with the spammers and play their games with absolutely no atmosphere
You mean theres atmosphere at The Swamp from home fans
You people have obviously never experienced the symphonic power of an overture by the classical composers, Messrs Chas and Dave.
Gotten over the game but fancied a laugh so checked out Glory-Glory,it really is an example of being inferior to your neighbours does for you after 60 odd years of shadow dwelling.
The first n Europe, banner they put up during the game was small time enough, but they are actually doing all but suggest an open top bus to celebrate a draw.
Sh*te hart lane, celebrating underachievement for 60 years.
topgoon wrote:Gotten over the game but fancied a laugh so checked out Glory-Glory,it really is an example of being inferior to your neighbours does for you after 60 odd years of shadow dwelling.
The first n Europe, banner they put up during the game was small time enough, but they are actually doing all but suggest an open top bus to celebrate a draw.
Sh*te hart lane, celebrating underachievement for 60 years.
The Shadow sees all. The Shadow knows all. The Shadow calls them small time cúnts.
TBH I'm simply amazed they haven't released their standard DVD/coffee mug combo to celebrate one of the biggest draws in their "history". Simply amazed.
It's also probably a good thing that Robbie The Cúnt Keane wasn't doing punditry on the match as the sight of him sobbing in delirious joy at full time would have ruined my dinner.
Liked on Glory Glory they can't even spell wanker, surprising since they are all onanists. Also whoever made that banner seems to think that 1951 was before 1931. Idiots.
Red Snapper wrote:Liked on Glory Glory they can't even spell wanker, surprising since they are all onanists. Also whoever made that banner seems to think that 1951 was before 1931. Idiots.
You have to remember that these are the same fans that celebrated wildly the getting of a draw against us at their place in the 2004 season. A draw that meant we won the league at their place, for the second time, which is one more time than they actually have if memory serves!
You have to remember that these are the same fans that celebrated wildly the getting of a draw against us at their place in the 2004 season. A draw that meant we won the league at their place, for the second time, which is one more time than they actually have if memory serves!
They were still on their feet celebrating the Keane penalty when the final whistle went .
I was sitting in he upper tier 2 rows from them in the corner.
They were all facing us jumping up and down with delight ,when the awful dawning of what just happened,the realisation of their worst nightmare was like watching a balloon burst in slow motion !
They were embarrassed ,humiliated and totally deflated , the smiles turning to anguish and it took them a full 30 seconds before they could start the abuse although most just hit the exits and turned their backs .
A treasured moment !
You have to remember that these are the same fans that celebrated wildly the getting of a draw against us at their place in the 2004 season. A draw that meant we won the league at their place, for the second time, which is one more time than they actually have if memory serves!
They were still on their feet celebrating the Keane penalty when the final whistle went .
I was sitting in he upper tier 2 rows from them in the corner.
They were all facing us jumping up and down with delight ,when the awful dawning of what just happened,the realisation of their worst nightmare was like watching a balloon burst in slow motion !
They were embarrassed ,humiliated and totally deflated , the smiles turning to anguish and it took them a full 30 seconds before they could start the abuse although most just hit the exits and turned their backs .
A treasured moment !
Watched it on TV and even the commentators were commenting on their (shortlived) celebrations.... "Erm, I don't think they've realised yet that Arsenal just won the league... on their ground..."
In fairness though it says; "Gary is covered in tattoos – including in places which only his wife Alison is able to see – advertising his allegiance to the club" so at least he had the self awareness to get them tattooed on his arsehole.
nice to see the locals and Rugby traditionalists opposing the chavs wishes to use Twickers too btw.
let em do what we did and close one side of the ground or not develop. if they play to 75,000 at twickenham every other week, we'll never hear the end of the "biggest club in London" bollox they spout now.
clockender1 wrote:nice to see the locals and Rugby traditionalists opposing the chavs wishes to use Twickers too btw.
let em do what we did and close one side of the ground or not develop. if they play to 75,000 at twickenham every other week, we'll never hear the end of the "biggest club in London" bollox they spout now.
Are they allowed to sell 50,000+ away tickets for a home game...?
You mean theres atmosphere at The Swamp from home fans 
