Lets start a new club!

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bergkamp10
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Post by bergkamp10 »

J_addi wrote:
flash gunner wrote:
1886 wrote:
J_addi wrote:New manager speculation!

Chris Kiwomya leaves Ipswich Town reserves role.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/13441019.stm

:lol:
You might want to edit that comment before flash sees it, he won't be happy someones taking his place :wink: :lol:
:augie: :augie: :augie:
I thought Kiwomya would be a suitable replacement for Wenger - After all he's won more league titles than wenger in the last 6 years.

Kiwomya isn't nearly nearly good enough to manage the mighty Royal Arsenal :lol:
:twisted: :twisted: :twisted: Grant Avram Grant :barscarf:

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SamiS wrote:
Rugby Gooner wrote:
SamiS wrote:
SWLGooner wrote:Jayson for masseur...

...the notoriously positive GoonerSid to do PR....

...Fwank's scouting to get our hopes up...

...USMartin as chairman...

...SamiS doing ticketing...

Sounds good lads!
buying and selling

buying and selling

buying and selling


Looks like Samis wants to run the ticket office!!! :wink:
you buying or selling c**t

got royal arsenal vs hendon tickets on sale

next week royal arsenal away at woolwich DERBY :oops: :oops: :oops: :oops: :oops:
Oh Dear!!! THere's no need for that language is there!!! :shock: :roll: :wink:
II will buy mine from an Official vendor thanks!!!

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Post by Boomer »

I thought about this thread over the weekend.

Jokes aside the more the club force the fans out of the club the more this favours starting an A.F.C Arsenal type club. (for example)

Fans that already have, and those that will soon become, more disillusioned by Arsenal FC will naturally have an intrest in a 'fans' club. For others , and some whom already, want a throw back to the 'good old days' would have a reason to attend and support a football team run as a real club.

AFC Wimbledon avarage gates of around 4,500 a week. I'm sure an AFC Arsenal would get more if properly set-up!
With Arsenal season tickets cost £900+, for a fraction of the cost you watch some better football.
40,000 on the waiting list and however much reds and silvers.

The more Arsenal keeps detachings itself with the fans the more it loses and promotes and feeds a new club.

Unless the Arsenal wake up soon an AFC Arsenal could well be on the cards and be the death of the club.

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Post by 1886 »

AFCW started in large numbers around late May 2002, even at the speed they set up the Ryman league denied them entry. So anyone who wants to set this up must expect to start at the lowest possible level.

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Boomer wrote:I thought about this thread over the weekend.

Jokes aside the more the club force the fans out of the club the more this favours starting an A.F.C Arsenal type club. (for example)

Fans that already have, and those that will soon become, more disillusioned by Arsenal FC will naturally have an intrest in a 'fans' club. For others , and some whom already, want a throw back to the 'good old days' would have a reason to attend and support a football team run as a real club.

AFC Wimbledon avarage gates of around 4,500 a week. I'm sure an AFC Arsenal would get more if properly set-up!
With Arsenal season tickets cost £900+, for a fraction of the cost you watch some better football.
40,000 on the waiting list and however much reds and silvers.

The more Arsenal keeps detachings itself with the fans the more it loses and promotes and feeds a new club.

Unless the Arsenal wake up soon an AFC Arsenal could well be on the cards and be the death of the club.
This is true...

But I'm not entirely sure without a catalysing event that enough would come; for example the BSM march only got around 400 despite heavy publicity.

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Post by Revgoon89 »

The way I see it, some people believe that this coming season most of all will be make or break for Wenger and the club. If the club slips down the table because the problems are not addressed and the board alienating the fans further, then by this time next year this will will probably have some serious backing.

Of course I'd consider this only as a last resort if the above continues to happen. If by chance the squad is invested in, starts playing to win and not just for beautiful football and the board tries to mend ties with the fans then we might not need to worry, but planning for the future isn't a bad idea. So no reason why we can discuss an AFC Arsenal and get a plan in place.

Much prefer to call it Royal Arsenal or The Arsenal mind. :barscarf:

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Post by SammyDroppedHisShorts »

I'd like to be fixture secretary and stats man.

First fixture vs Eastern Wanderers

Just like that fateful day in 1886


http://ewcc.play-cricket.com/home/home.asp

They are a cricket club now in South Croydon, but something could be sorted......history after all

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Post by Old Oak Gooner »

And we can call it Mental Strength FC- or Mentalt to our friends :barscarf:

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