debosky: There's nothing more to be said in this regard beyond this - only dimwits see a statement regarding Arsenal's best player and respond by talking about the most productive player. It shows a clear inability to understand simple posts and engage in a coherent discussion.

With that I draw a line under this pathetic display by so called Munchen fans who prefer to spend more time on other clubs' threads than theirs.

debosky: There's nothing more to be said in this regard beyond this - only dimwits see a statement regarding Arsenal's best player and respond by talking about the most productive player. It shows a clear inability to understand simple posts and engage in a coherent discussion.

With that I draw a line under this pathetic display by so called Munchen fans who prefer to spend more time on other clubs' threads than theirs.

debosky:

So Walcott that didn't score/assist for nearly 4 months is more deserving than Cazorla?

How do you define consistent? Cazorla scored in September, October, November, December, February and March and he's not consistent?

That a third of Cazorla's goals came against Reading has no bearing on consistency. Santi scored against Man Utd, Liverpool and Spurs, so what is the issue?

debosky: I like it when cats like you try to re-write the bollocks you said earlier.

This is my first post on this issue:


After which you entered the conversation with:


What were you implying when you said the above? What did you mean by 'best' here?

Revisionism at its best.

dayokanu:

debosky: There's nothing more to be said in this regard beyond this - only dimwits see a statement regarding Arsenal's best player and respond by talking about the most productive player. It shows a clear inability to understand simple posts and engage in a coherent discussion.

With that I draw a line under this pathetic display by so called Munchen fans who prefer to spend more time on other clubs' threads than theirs.

dayokanu:

Where else can a fruitful woman boast if not in the House of a barren woman

WHere else can treble winners take a dump if not on the thread of trophyless clubs?

debosky: There's nothing more to be said in this regard beyond this - only dimwits see a statement regarding Arsenal's best player and respond by talking about the most productive player. It shows a clear inability to understand simple posts and engage in a coherent discussion.

With that I draw a line under this pathetic display by so called Munchen fans who prefer to spend more time on other clubs' threads than theirs.

abes: Though a gunner, but this is funny

abes: Though a gunner, but this is funny

abes:

R2bees: boast?.. But you were here before bayern won those things.

HNIC:
I saw the interview on TV.
What was wrong in what Henry said?
What did he say that makes him look disgruntled?
In fact, he put paid once and for all to what haters have been saying about what happened on the final day of the season.
Some journos and bloggers just wanted to distort views and poison the mind of football followers(perhaps, bitter at the disappointment of Spurs losing out) by claiming Arsenal celebrated '4th place trophy'.
With 10 games to go Spuds were leading Arsenal by 7 points and even optimistic Arsenal fans thought it was the season Arsenal would finally drop out of CL places.The team won 8 and drew 2(Champions stuff)to pip their bitter North London rivals to 5th place and people expect them after the match to just walk away?
When Chelsea beat Villa to secure a CL spot, they celebrated on the field also and waved to their fans.
The Arsenal players do same on final day and the media goes into overdrive, claiming we celebrated like we won the league.Did you see any champagne being opened on the field? smh....

Andrey Arshavin, Denilson and Sebastien Squillaci will leave the Club when they come to the end of their contracts on June 30, and Arsenal would like to take this opportunity to thank them for their contribution and wish them well for the future.

Arshavin made 144 appearances for Arsenal, scoring 31 times over the course of five seasons. He netted four times in the 4-4 draw with Liverpool at Anfield in April 2009 during an excellent debut season in England. Despite limited first-team opportunities in recent times, he has continued to contribute, providing five assists and one goal in his 11 appearances during 2012/13.

A vastly experienced player, the 32-year-old has 74 caps for Russia, for whom he played a key role at Euro 2008 and 2012. He was named Russian Footballer of the Year in 2006.

Denilson, who joined from Sao Paulo in 2006, has spent the past two seasons on loan at his boyhood club in the Brasileirao. The 25-year-old represented Arsenal on 153 occasions from 2006 to 2011. He made 51 appearances in a standout 2008/09 campaign, featuring in all but one Premier League game.

Squillaci leaves Arsenal after three years with the Club, having signed from Sevilla in summer 2010. The Frenchman, who has 21 caps for his country, was a regular in his opening season with the Club, featuring 32 times in 2010/11. His first-team opportunities have been limited in the last two terms.

Everyone at Arsenal would like to wish Andrey, Denilson and Sebastien all the very best.

debosky: ^^ Na desperation be dis oh. . . what did you 'exclusively' report that wasn't common knowledge?

Didn't everyone and his dog know that Andrey's contract was up in the summer?

Now if you bring news of Chamakh and Bendtner departing, then you can claim an exclusive.

Kay-dee
official nibo ? emi ori nkankan o.


debosky
^^ You don start rumour peddling again?

loyika: @ Muks , i ask again; "Whats up with all these rules and regs!?"

Well i must believe that Arsene is doing a "Clear Out" before new purchases, but then i see him buying some more unproven young guys and then lose hope.

Wash, Rinse and repeat!!

GOONER 89

loyika: YUP!!- Back like Jordan wearing the "45"
Sharon whats good.

Nothing much changed since i left, still waiting for that elusive trophy and hearing AFC Board are planning to give Le Prof a contract extension

Seems these guys still watch TV "IN BLACK AND WHITE"

This alone really illustrates the gulf that exist between supporters and those that run these footie clubs

GOONER 89

loyika: I doubt KitKat is really interested in the going ons at Arsene FC!!

Since Arsene is obviously running the club like a business rather than a football club.

Anyways lets see the hand he places this summer. Probably take Shrek off your hands for a start.

2 months of transfer news bore-fests to deal with

GOONER 89

loyika: I doubt KitKat is really interested in the going ons at Arsene FC!!

Since Arsene is obviously running the club like a business rather than a football club.

Anyways lets see the hand he places this summer. Probably take Shrek off your hands for a start.

2 months of transfer news bore-fests to deal with

GOONER 89