by Professor X - Murray Will Come Back Stronger, Like Rocky, E.T, Jesus, Gandalf, The Terminator & Maximus Decimus Meridius » Mon, 14 Sep 2009 01:35:12
by Joe Ramire » Mon, 14 Sep 2009 02:08:10
by Professor X - Murray Will Come Back Stronger, Like Rocky, E.T, Jesus, Gandalf, The Terminator & Maximus Decimus Meridius » Mon, 14 Sep 2009 02:14:49
> > Whats happened to our once great club? Wenger is too stubborn. SACK
> > THE BOARD!
> Go Gunners!
by Joe Ramire » Mon, 14 Sep 2009 02:54:22
> > On Sep 12, 12:35?pm, "Professor X - Murray Will Come Back Stronger,
> > Like Rocky, E.T, Jesus, Gandalf, The Terminator & Maximus Decimus
> > > Whats happened to our once great club? Wenger is too stubborn. SACK
> > > THE BOARD!
> > Go Gunners!
> Gunners fan? I just checked your profile and see you have made posts
> in the past in alt.soccer.arsenal
by number_si » Mon, 14 Sep 2009 02:57:35
by Professor X - Murray Will Come Back Stronger, Like Rocky, E.T, Jesus, Gandalf, The Terminator & Maximus Decimus Meridius » Mon, 14 Sep 2009 03:45:53
> > > On Sep 12, 12:35?pm, "Professor X - Murray Will Come Back Stronger,
> > > Like Rocky, E.T, Jesus, Gandalf, The Terminator & Maximus Decimus
> > > > Whats happened to our once great club? Wenger is too stubborn. SACK
> > > > THE BOARD!
> > > Go Gunners!
> > Gunners fan? I just checked your profile and see you have made posts
> > in the past in alt.soccer.arsenal
> Mild fan, in that they're the only club in which I have any rooting
> interest. Stems from watching one of their matches on TV in London on
> a business trip years ago; I thought the name was cool, plus they're
> not the international marketing behemoth that ManU is, so there's
> underdog appeal. Don't know about those posts -- they may be on
> general soccer topics cross-posted from RST. But it's possible I
> visited ASA.
1) The season started promisingly with a 6-1 away win at Everton,
followed up with a 4-1 home win against portsmouth, however this early
season optimism was promtly deflated by a 2-1 loss to ManUtd ...
followed-up by a 4-2 loss to Man City today (who are now owned by arab
billionaires -- and spent over 200million on players over the summer)
2) Wenger on the otherhand stubbornly resists fan-pressure to spend
money, despite having over 40 million in the bank from the sales of
Adebayor & Toure over the Summer & continues to show faith in our
youngsters and current players.
3) It is estimated that it will take us until 2027 (if all goes well)
to pay off the debt incurred by moving to the Emirates stadium in 2005
4) This season sees the return of Eduardo & Tomas Rosicky from long-
term injuries.
5) We haven't won a trophy since winning the 2005 FA Cup against Man
Utd on penalties (and that doesn't look like changing any time soon)
by Parrothea » Mon, 14 Sep 2009 07:29:03
On Sep 12, 12:35 pm, "Professor X - Murray Will Come Back Stronger,
Like Rocky, E.T, Jesus, Gandalf, The Terminator & Maximus Decimus
BLUE ARMY !!!
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by Stephen O'Connel » Mon, 14 Sep 2009 10:54:26
> Oh well good to know. Since you are only a mild fan, I will give you a
> general outline of Arsenal's current situation.
> 1) The season started promisingly with a 6-1 away win at Everton,
> followed up with a 4-1 home win against portsmouth, however this early
> season optimism was promtly deflated by a 2-1 loss to ManUtd ...
> followed-up by a 4-2 loss to Man City today (who are now owned by arab
> billionaires -- and spent over 200million on players over the summer)
> 2) Wenger on the otherhand stubbornly resists fan-pressure to spend
> money, despite having over 40 million in the bank from the sales of
> Adebayor & Toure over the Summer & continues to show faith in our
> youngsters and current players.
> 3) It is estimated that it will take us until 2027 (if all goes well)
> to pay off the debt incurred by moving to the Emirates stadium in 2005
> 4) This season sees the return of Eduardo & Tomas Rosicky from long-
> term injuries.
> 5) We haven't won a trophy since winning the 2005 FA Cup against Man
> Utd on penalties (and that doesn't look like changing any time soon)
6) Arsenal always play very good football with team of youngsters that
have great potential.
--
Stevo
by Joe Ramire » Mon, 14 Sep 2009 11:04:04
> 3) It is estimated that it will take us until 2027 (if all goes well)
> to pay off the debt incurred by moving to the Emirates stadium in 2005
by wenquan le » Mon, 14 Sep 2009 11:11:48
> > On Sep 12, 1:14?pm, "Professor X - Murray Will Come Back Stronger,
> > Like Rocky, E.T, Jesus, Gandalf, The Terminator & Maximus Decimus
> > > > On Sep 12, 12:35?pm, "Professor X - Murray Will Come Back Stronger,
> > > > Like Rocky, E.T, Jesus, Gandalf, The Terminator & Maximus Decimus
> > > > > Whats happened to our once great club? Wenger is too stubborn. SACK
> > > > > THE BOARD!
> > > > Go Gunners!
> > > Gunners fan? I just checked your profile and see you have made posts
> > > in the past in alt.soccer.arsenal
> > Mild fan, in that they're the only club in which I have any rooting
> > interest. Stems from watching one of their matches on TV in London on
> > a business trip years ago; I thought the name was cool, plus they're
> > not the international marketing behemoth that ManU is, so there's
> > underdog appeal. Don't know about those posts -- they may be on
> > general soccer topics cross-posted from RST. But it's possible I
> > visited ASA.
> Oh well good to know. Since you are only a mild fan, I will give you a
> general outline of Arsenal's current situation.
> 1) The season started promisingly with a 6-1 away win at Everton,
> followed up with a 4-1 home win against portsmouth, however this early
> season optimism was promtly deflated by a 2-1 loss to ManUtd ...
> followed-up by a 4-2 loss to Man City today (who are now owned by arab
> billionaires -- and spent over 200million on players over the summer)
> 2) Wenger on the otherhand stubbornly resists fan-pressure to spend
> money, despite having over 40 million in the bank from the sales of
> Adebayor & Toure over the Summer & continues to show faith in our
> youngsters and current players.
> 3) It is estimated that it will take us until 2027 (if all goes well)
> to pay off the debt incurred by moving to the Emirates stadium in 2005
> 4) This season sees the return of Eduardo & Tomas Rosicky from long-
> term injuries.
> 5) We haven't won a trophy since winning the 2005 FA Cup against Man
> Utd on penalties (and that doesn't look like changing any time soon)
wenger is stubborn but to be honest i think the board are
"encouraging" him not to spend the money - i suspect the
board want the incoming transfer funds to set against debt for the new
stadium.
a shame if that is true - you always seem unlucky with injuries (is it
the physio at arsenal? everyone seems to get injured)
and you've been a little hard done by with results, after a cracking
start to the season. you had the better of play against
united and lost, and now city - manchester has not been a happy
hunting ground. hope you guys get on it soon - i still
reckon that you guys play the best football when you're "on".
unfortunately, united and chelski are better at grinding out
results when not playing great.
fwiw, i do think i will be between chelski and united this season. we
won't miss alonso that much - he *didn't* play when we
beat united 4-1 away, but he *did* play in some of many home draws
that cost us the title last season - he was the one
supposed to unlock defences that come to anfield and park the bus (but
obviously didn't). anyway, rafa was using him in a
different way to his first few seasons with us anyway. no, i just
think there'll be a run of games where we're unlucky with
injuries to either torres and/or gerrard.
all the best,
wenquan lee
by The Doct » Mon, 14 Sep 2009 12:32:06
>> Oh well good to know. Since you are only a mild fan, I will give you a
>> general outline of Arsenal's current situation.
>> 1) The season started promisingly with a 6-1 away win at Everton,
>> followed up with a 4-1 home win against portsmouth, however this early
>> season optimism was promtly deflated by a 2-1 loss to ManUtd ...
>> followed-up by a 4-2 loss to Man City today (who are now owned by arab
>> billionaires -- and spent over 200million on players over the summer)
>> 2) Wenger on the otherhand stubbornly resists fan-pressure to spend
>> money, despite having over 40 million in the bank from the sales of
>> Adebayor & Toure over the Summer & continues to show faith in our
>> youngsters and current players.
>> 3) It is estimated that it will take us until 2027 (if all goes well)
>> to pay off the debt incurred by moving to the Emirates stadium in 2005
>> 4) This season sees the return of Eduardo & Tomas Rosicky from long-
>> term injuries.
>> 5) We haven't won a trophy since winning the 2005 FA Cup against Man
>> Utd on penalties (and that doesn't look like changing any time soon)
>You forgot
>6) Arsenal always play very good football with team of youngsters that
>have great potential.
>--
>Stevo
by Professor X - Murray Will Come Back Stronger, Like Rocky, E.T, Jesus, Gandalf, The Terminator & Maximus Decimus Meridius » Mon, 14 Sep 2009 17:49:02
> > > On Sep 12, 1:14?pm, "Professor X - Murray Will Come Back Stronger,
> > > Like Rocky, E.T, Jesus, Gandalf, The Terminator & Maximus Decimus
> > > > > On Sep 12, 12:35?pm, "Professor X - Murray Will Come Back Stronger,
> > > > > Like Rocky, E.T, Jesus, Gandalf, The Terminator & Maximus Decimus
> > > > > > Whats happened to our once great club? Wenger is too stubborn. SACK
> > > > > > THE BOARD!
> > > > > Go Gunners!
> > > > Gunners fan? I just checked your profile and see you have made posts
> > > > in the past in alt.soccer.arsenal
> > > Mild fan, in that they're the only club in which I have any rooting
> > > interest. Stems from watching one of their matches on TV in London on
> > > a business trip years ago; I thought the name was cool, plus they're
> > > not the international marketing behemoth that ManU is, so there's
> > > underdog appeal. Don't know about those posts -- they may be on
> > > general soccer topics cross-posted from RST. But it's possible I
> > > visited ASA.
> > Oh well good to know. Since you are only a mild fan, I will give you a
> > general outline of Arsenal's current situation.
> > 1) The season started promisingly with a 6-1 away win at Everton,
> > followed up with a 4-1 home win against portsmouth, however this early
> > season optimism was promtly deflated by a 2-1 loss to ManUtd ...
> > followed-up by a 4-2 loss to Man City today (who are now owned by arab
> > billionaires -- and spent over 200million on players over the summer)
> > 2) Wenger on the otherhand stubbornly resists fan-pressure to spend
> > money, despite having over 40 million in the bank from the sales of
> > Adebayor & Toure over the Summer & continues to show faith in our
> > youngsters and current players.
> > 3) It is estimated that it will take us until 2027 (if all goes well)
> > to pay off the debt incurred by moving to the Emirates stadium in 2005
> > 4) This season sees the return of Eduardo & Tomas Rosicky from long-
> > term injuries.
> > 5) We haven't won a trophy since winning the 2005 FA Cup against Man
> > Utd on penalties (and that doesn't look like changing any time soon)
> liverpool fan in peace (like most 'pool fans, i have a soft spot for
> arsenal, especially the way wenger gets them to play).
> wenger is stubborn but to be honest i think the board are
> "encouraging" him not to spend the money - i suspect the
> board want the incoming transfer funds to set against debt for the new
> stadium.
As for being hard-done by with results, this is also not uncommon for
us. When most teams play well they win, yet when we play well,
anything can happen. I think it is because of our defensive frailties
contrasted with attacking prowess. We look good, and then are suddenly
hit on the counter-attack.
we
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by Professor X - Murray Will Come Back Stronger, Like Rocky, E.T, Jesus, Gandalf, The Terminator & Maximus Decimus Meridius » Mon, 14 Sep 2009 17:52:34
> > 3) It is estimated that it will take us until 2027 (if all goes well)
> > to pay off the debt incurred by moving to the Emirates stadium in 2005
> Wow -- so it appears that it's not only American sports franchises
> (and their home cities) that enjoy drowning in stadium debt.
> > 5) We haven't won a trophy since winning the 2005 FA Cup against Man
> > Utd on penalties (and that doesn't look like changing any time soon)
> One must always take the long view. I assume you've seen "Fever
> Pitch." :)
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