TA on Goals on Sunday

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TA on Goals on Sunday

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Big T just said on GoS that we were far and away the best team that they (Pompey) have played this season he said - "we drew against L'pool and ManU and when we when to Stamford Bridge we created 23 chances and should've got something out of the game, but Arsenal simply destroyed us with ten men, I was hoping that they'd get another one sent off to give us a chance :lol: they pass they ball so well and are extremely powerful" fine praise indeed, don't ya think??? 8) :D

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Post by Chippy »

Of course I have to agree with him.....

But is he trying to build bridges after falling out with club? Is he biased (you bet!).

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Post by EdgeOfTown »

can only agree with the big man..
Arsenal through and through..

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Post by REB »

EdgeOfTown wrote:can only agree with the big man..
Arsenal through and through..
he hasnt always been a club spokesman since he left,,
he wasnt at thof on the last day :oops:

he's only saying what is true and thats when we get our passing game going then theres no one better

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Post by Cus Geezer »

But is he trying to build bridges after falling out with club?
What was the falling out about?

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Post by daz10_uk »

HAs he fallen out with the club? Why? I did notice he wasnt at Highbury on the last day

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Post by Chippy »

This may be self fulfilling. He wasn't at the last game (at Highbury :cry: :cry: ) so everyone around me was speculating that he had had a big fallout. One person was convinced he had had a barney with le boss about something.

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Post by REB »

daz10_uk wrote:HAs he fallen out with the club? Why? I did notice he wasnt at Highbury on the last day
he hadnt fallen out with the club he just felt it was better to break all ties as he wanted a new start in his life :D
maybe now he realised that arsenal were such a big part of his life that he's edging back slowly :wink:

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Post by Galasso »

rebel gooner wrote:
daz10_uk wrote:HAs he fallen out with the club? Why? I did notice he wasnt at Highbury on the last day
he hadnt fallen out with the club he just felt it was better to break all ties as he wanted a new start in his life :D
maybe now he realised that arsenal were such a big part of his life that he's edging back slowly :wink:
That's how people are going to feel about this forum :wink:

At least TA doesn't milk his Arsenal connections for all it's worth.

daz10_uk

Post by daz10_uk »

Its a strange one Rebel everyone who leaves the club (or anything else for that matter) starts a new chapter in their life but they dont need to totally break any ties with their past especially as it was so successful. Been meaning to ask what does the Gaelic signiture mean at the bottom of your posts Rebel?

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Post by REB »

daz,,,
its an old saying,, passed down from generation :wink:
well not really :roll:
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it means

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KISS
MY
GOONER
ASS :wink: :wink:

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One for the kids then :wink: :D :D Sorry i asked now :D :D

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daz10_uk wrote:One for the kids then :wink: :D :D Sorry i asked now :D :D
It's an old Gaelic way of proposing marriage daz! 8)

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Post by RaM »

There's an Irish pub in Melbourne called Pug Mahone's. Discreet message there? :wink:

Was in there quite a few times in the week I spent in Melbourne for the 2003 RWC. :)

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Galasso wrote:
daz10_uk wrote:One for the kids then :wink: :D :D Sorry i asked now :D :D
It's an old Gaelic way of proposing marriage daz! 8)
:D :D :D

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