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Just Because.
Monday, April 20, 2009
Hating Denilson doesn't help if the boss loves him
There is an activity which Arse fans do in unison when something goes wrong. Something going wrong would be a thing like losing to a pack of Blue cunts. Or any cunts.

That is criticism. On my part, I have coated Diaby and Denilson in flames.

And for the rest, it's more centred on Denilson.

For both goals, the main culprits were Eboue for the first, and Silvestre and Fabianski for the second.

Yet all that stick is heaped on Denilson. Lol really.

I think we've all given up on Silvestre. Firstly, he's from the red devils. And then we don't like him already and he won't be first choice if there weren't injuries so he's just there before who we want to be there isn't. To put things simply, we dislike him and that's not going to change. The way he gave up which put his young keeper in jeopardy and led to the goal which knocked us out speaks a lot about his commitment to the club. We should be saying 'goodbye' in the summer. The only hard fact is that he's going to continue featuring in the team.

Thanks to Fabianski, everyone now loves Almunia. Adores our number 1. I hope that wasn't his intention. I need not say more because everyone knows he's still young and learning. The downside is that he got a nightmare for a birthday.

back to Denilson. I've read in forums that we'll be happy fans if we never saw him in an Arsenal shirt again. We can dream that because we have Cesc back. But when cesc wasn't around, he did his job the best that he could do. He is still young and possibly learning but I don't see how I can see beyond whatever's in front of me now and declare that he has a great future for the club. Just not going to happen.

He is just not good enough. Period.

he had better not be in the starting line up anytime soon when Song is available otherwise he'll be the next to be on the receiving end of booing.

And I want Sagna back for tomorrow.

I think Arsene Wenger is too obsessed with the average age of the squad on the pitch. I think he managed to bring it down further with Almunia out and Fabianski in so he axed Arshavin for a younger Diaby? Quit the obsession with age. We need to win things.

And there's only one left. What's going to happen when there's none?

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