ed007
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i think that’s a very good idea. Miroslav Klose could be a huge success for
the Gunners like Jurgen Klinsmann was for Spurs a few years back. :2 cents:
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i think that’s a very good idea. Miroslav Klose could be a huge success for
the Gunners like Jurgen Klinsmann was for Spurs a few years back. :2 cents:
YES! A brilliant win against Spurs. Wolves win 1-0 to beat Spurs at White hart lane. :nanner::nanner:
om3ga
It's good to be the king...
Er...It's rumoured that Miroslav Klose is heading to Hamburger SV...
Bayern Rumours: Miroslav Klose to HSV and Luca Toni to Inter?
L3ggy
Special Operations FOX-HOUND
That was a beast!
A great win for the blues against West Ham yesterday, keeping the unbeaten run going nicely, and the Villa tripping The scum with a momentous win, Chelski perhaps not taking full advantage of this yesterday.
Yesterdays results (12/12/09):
Man Utd 0-1 Aston Villa
Chelsea 3-3 Everton
Bolton 3-3 Manchester City
Tottenham 0-1 Wolves
Birmingham 1-0 West Ham
Sunderland 1-1 Portsmouth
Stoke 2-2 Wigan
Burnley 1-1 Fulham
Hull City 0-0 Blackburn
Latest Liverpool 0-0 Arsenal
Yesterdays results (12/12/09):
Man Utd 0-1 Aston Villa
Chelsea 3-3 Everton
Bolton 3-3 Manchester City
Tottenham 0-1 Wolves
Birmingham 1-0 West Ham
Sunderland 1-1 Portsmouth
Stoke 2-2 Wigan
Burnley 1-1 Fulham
Hull City 0-0 Blackburn
Latest Liverpool 0-0 Arsenal
:rofl:
They might as well rename Anfield ---Arshavinfield :bowdown: He pretty much owns Liverpool. :thefinger
It wasn't the sexiest Arsenal win I've ever seen, but it was a composed, workmanlike effort. We basically got the job done. Nothing fancy. Although Arshavin's shot was sick...
Have we seen the last of Benitez?
I hate to see own goals even by teams I hate like Liverpool. There's nothing more brutal in all of professional sport than the own goal.
It wasn't the sexiest Arsenal win I've ever seen, but it was a composed, workmanlike effort. We basically got the job done. Nothing fancy. Although Arshavin's shot was sick...
Have we seen the last of Benitez?
I hate to see own goals even by teams I hate like Liverpool. There's nothing more brutal in all of professional sport than the own goal.
Wolves lost against Manchester United 3-0 today, a lousy result.
Arsenal are back in the race for the premiership. :yesyes: :yesyes: :yesyes: :thumbsup:
Burnley are tough to beat at home but I think Arsenal will beat them and need to as I think Chelsea will hammer Portsmouth tonight.
tartanterrier
Is somewhere outhere.
Football is a funny old game - it never goes the way you want it to :1orglaugh
Cesc was playing magical last night until he came up limping. When he was subbed, we basically went in the shitter. 1 - 1 was not what was needed and I think effectively ends the Gunners title ambitions. We should just worry about clinging to 3rd or 4th now.
Does any other Goon think there may be discord between Cesc and Arshavin? Does Arshavin want to be Captain? It's almost like they each get in each other's way out there and neither one wants to "serve" the other? I don't know....
Silvestre was admirable out there. He's really just a sub at this point. He was exposed by Burnley who really played magnificently in the second half. If that one guy didn't keep getting offsides they might've actually won the game! That go ahead goal sure looked onside to me but I think the ref just automatically saw the Burnley player and ran up the offsides flag--as gut instinct :rofl2:
Wenger looked pissed off at Walcott too. Will Walcott ever matter for Arsenal?
Does any other Goon think there may be discord between Cesc and Arshavin? Does Arshavin want to be Captain? It's almost like they each get in each other's way out there and neither one wants to "serve" the other? I don't know....
Silvestre was admirable out there. He's really just a sub at this point. He was exposed by Burnley who really played magnificently in the second half. If that one guy didn't keep getting offsides they might've actually won the game! That go ahead goal sure looked onside to me but I think the ref just automatically saw the Burnley player and ran up the offsides flag--as gut instinct :rofl2:
Wenger looked pissed off at Walcott too. Will Walcott ever matter for Arsenal?
It look like Mick McCarthy is in deep shit with the F.A for fielding a weak side Manchester United, the Wolves fans doesn't seem happy either since they were chanting 'we want our money back'.
i dont actually mind the decision to rest the first team players. being honest they didnt have much chance of beating utd no matter wot team they put out so i think it makes more sense for them to rest player for sunday when they play burnley who they actually stand a chance of beating. just my opinion though. saying that i can understand wolves fans who wen to the match being upset as they didnt buy a ticket intending to watch the reserves.
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