TIMESONLINE ARSENAL

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http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/sport/ ... 864726.ece

also knocked off from the herd website,,


how they forgot may 26 1989 :roll:
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And as was mentioned a few times on the herd site, how did they not mention Anfield 89??????? I can't believe that was'nt included.
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Post by All_Arsenal_1886 »

It was Manc supporter wrote it hence the last line of number 3
TimesOnline wrote:3) Bergkamp wasted

Manchester United, who had beaten Arsenal twice in the Premiership, were their opponents in the 2005 FA Cup final and for once Arsène Wenger seemed to lose his nerve. Dennis Bergkamp had been on brilliant form in their meeting at Highbury. Now, inexplicably, he was used as a solitary spearhead in a team that seemed to be playing for a penalty shoot-out from the start. Despite his sublime skills, Bergkamp no longer had the pace to perform such a role and was sadly wasted. Arsenal held out in extra time and when it came to penalties, Jens Lehmann, the Germany goalkeeper, saved resourcefully from Paul Scholes enabling Patrick Vieira to score the decisive spot kick. Hardly a famous victory.
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All_Arsenal_1886 wrote:It was Manc supporter wrote it hence the last line of number 3
TimesOnline wrote:3) Bergkamp wasted

Manchester United, who had beaten Arsenal twice in the Premiership, were their opponents in the 2005 FA Cup final and for once Arsène Wenger seemed to lose his nerve. Dennis Bergkamp had been on brilliant form in their meeting at Highbury. Now, inexplicably, he was used as a solitary spearhead in a team that seemed to be playing for a penalty shoot-out from the start. Despite his sublime skills, Bergkamp no longer had the pace to perform such a role and was sadly wasted. Arsenal held out in extra time and when it came to penalties, Jens Lehmann, the Germany goalkeeper, saved resourcefully from Paul Scholes enabling Patrick Vieira to score the decisive spot kick. Hardly a famous victory.
Brian Glanville - Manc?? - Don't think so!!
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Post by Bergkamp95 »

They also could have mentioned the second leg against Villareal in 2006 when Lehmann penelty save from riqulme that should be up there.
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Post by I Hate Hleb »

GLANVILLE IS A SEASON TICKET HOLDER AT ARSENAL..(BECAUSE HIS SON IS A GOONER, I THINK)...BUT ALSO AT TOTTENHAM AS WELL!! :roll: :oops:

ALTHOUGH HE OFTEN PRETENDS THAT ARSENAL ARE HIS TEAM - ESPECIALLY DURING THE GOOD TIMES - ANY OBJECTIVE ANALYSIS OF HIS WRITING ABOUT ARSENAL WOULD LEAD ONE TO CONCLUDE THAT HE IS MORE A SPUD THAN A GOONER!! :oops: :lol: :wink:
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Post by flash gunner »

How did he miss Mickey Thomas at Anfield too? It didnt make the list
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