Firstly, Sky Sports, please update your tables.
On the game...A 2-0 win over West Sham at home and if you looked at the scoreline alone, once again, it looks like a rather routine win, which should have been the case.
Denilson, played the game of his life tonight and got us ahead in the first 5 minutes. Now now, we keep complaining that we don't get goals in the first 15 minutes of games. Last game against Hull, we did too. That game didn't get any easier after that as well and Hull equalised from the penalty spot, from yet another dodgy decision from the ref.
The difference is, Almunia saved this one. If you can recall the Roma game last season, he couldn't save a single one. Now when it mattered a whole lot more (since we won that shootout anyway), he steps up and delivers.
This game was what the players needed. The much-maligned dudes came out and put in a great shift. Denilson wasn't his old self. Wasn't spectacular, but got his head down and did what we needed him to do and was there to finish brilliantly. Eboue was magnificent yet again and I can see why he is starting games now, whether in right midfield or at right back. His quick feet and skillful dribbling often leaves the opponent with no choice but to foul him. The downside is, we didn't make any of it count, aside from Eboue's lob to Fabregas who was handballed by Matthew Upson.
In a game where we were a man down though, having Eboue run at their defence and drawing the spot kicks was actually very smart tactical play. All credit to the player, and the manager, who unlike Zola, was spot on with all his substitutions. Diaby on for Bendtner, wasn't a straight swap because obviously, Diaby isn't a towering striker. He however, has a physical presence too and added a lot more to the midfield battles as well as defensively.
Then Nasri was taken off for Sagna with Eboue moving further forward, being the move to draw the fouls and to break up play more often to wind down the clock.
The last, Eduardo for Arshavin, was probably to lessen the agony of Shava who clearly doesn't enjoy playing centre forward at all. At times, he could have shown a little more commitment and made the run to the near post more often but didn't. Can't really think of an explanation for that.
Vermaelen got sent off with a straight red late in the first half. It was a fucking dubious decision to say the least. Fuck you Martin Atkinson. Didn't have the balls to overturn the linesman's decision to flag profuriously and FUCKING NOTHING. Couldn't see for himself either. SIMPLY NO BALLS.
So, the lads did their part today. Now it's up to Liverpool and Blackburn. It was refreshing to be the first to clear our weekend game and actually be able to put pressure on Man U and Chelsea.Labels: Emmanuel Eboue, fucking blind referee, Neves Denilson
A Little Drunken Madness @ 3:34 AM
Greetings. I signed up for MIO a week before CNY and they only managed to fix it today. Which is fine really, even though I missed the Porto game on TV. I caught it via an internet stream. Anyway, what sucks is that the Porto game did and if the lads don't pull off a winning result at the Emirates I would have gone through all that trouble just to watch 1 game.
No thanks to Fabianski and certainly, no thanks to the referee who needs a cornea and brain transplant. How he is still refereeing is beyond me. I bet a female referee would do better.
Injury news ahead of the Sunderland game is quite sucky as well. Song and Almunia make it back while Diaby checks back in. There are several implications:
1) Almunia is still our best keeper and because Fabianski is a match-losing keeper, he shall once more play though pain for the sake of the Arsenal team even though he isn't a match-winning keeper either.
2) Denilson sucks, but still will play even when Song regains his spot as DM because Diaby is out
The central midfield trip of Fabregas, Song and Diaby sure is a great set up but when one is down, why does it seem like fuckin Denilson gets to step in? For all of Arsene Wenger's belief in his players, I'm sure he believes in Ramsey too. I'd rather a kid with lotsa energy and drive to give away passes when going forward then some numbshite who only does backward passes and isn't disciplined enough to defend. He thinks he's so damn blardy skillful he can play his way out of trouble but he's so damn farkin weak he can't hold off challenges. I've really had enough with this dude. Not busting his ass to stop Rooney's goal at United was the last straw. You'd remember the 43-year old referee outrunning him. Was responsible for not running FASTER for Stoke's 2nd goal too.
It seems like Gallas, Arshavin and Eduardo will miss the following game at Stoke too. That could prove costly, so we'll save that for a later time.
I told the manUre bro that Arsenal can still win the league and he laughed it off. Who can blame him man. From this point on, every game is a huge test of our title credentials and if they don't go on a winning streak then that's it. As it stands, fate is out of our hands. We've got to keep winning and the team needs to start by not conceding early and defending better.
Sorry for such a negative post, but Denilson really sucks.Labels: Neves Denilson, what kind of fuckery is this
A Little Drunken Madness @ 3:39 PM
Porto 2 Arsenal 1
This was a fucking frustrating game. It's not about losing. This Arsenal team does not look like winning anyway. Nice of Wenger to declare his concentration on the Champion's League and the domestic league. The players simply do not show up to anything.
It was a damn open game with end-to-end action. It's like all the defenders gave up defending and everyone was given abundance in time and space with absolutely NO ONE closing ANYONE down. It's the kind of game that a team like ARSENAL would enjoy and run rampage in, except that we were fucking poor in every department.
All Porto did was moan and whine and dive and the referee bought it all. You'd expect some sort of standard from referees in this sort of tournament but all we got was the douche who allowed the Thierry Henry double handball. You'd think that incident was a one off, but apparently not. This is a referee that thoroughly sucks through and through with no merits whatsoever. Nevermind that you missed the stone walled penalty from the foul on Rosicky. Porto's second goal? C'mon. It's a kick in the box and I can't remember the last time teams were allowed to take a quick freekick anywhere in the opposition's half. Players get booked on those occasions where they did not wait for the ref's whistle.
So yes. Our goalkeeping department. It says a lot when Wenger said that he had Almunia play through pain. And that caused us pain. I'm not sure it really redeems that fellow for both losses to United and Chelsea. So now we know that he was our BEST option because Fabianski, is simply, SHIT. To blame for both goals. He has bleated and bleated to the media and the official site on how ambitious he fuckin is, wanting to claim the number 1 spot in goal. All that talk and nothing he did that makes him a viable option, now or in the future. The worst thing is, I'm damn bloody sure he's going to keep his place when Sunderland visits. I'd play Mannone at this point.
The defence, was shit too. Campbell got owned quite a lot on pace but his recovering tackles were excellent. Vermaelen wasn't his usual self, and while Clichy looked as though he was waking up, he's back to the Clichy who plays headless. Srsly. There is something wrong with all of them.
In midfield, we have, Denilson. I fucking hate him, and he didn't change my opinion much. Why won't Wenger FUCKING PLAY RAMSEY? Or move Rosicky or Nasri into the middle and START Walcott or Eboue.
Then there's Fabregas, who simply looked terribly out of sorts. He basically got caught up with being pissed about people fouling him here there and everywhere in every way possible instead of simply playing his football.
Then there is Bendtner. Another bleater. Oh how he bleats about him being the chosen one. The one the fans wanted to be signed in the January transfer window. Oh how I will deliver. This fucker talks too much. Just fucking shoot the ball on target and then maybe talk more.
I hope the entire team's performance isn't a result of the release of the top 50 best paid footballers data. I mean, Our only representative is Arshavin at no. 47.
This is a team that is missing Song and Arshavin. Denilson is a fucking piece of shit. Arshavin, would have flourished today with all the space in the world for him to work his magic. I don't fucking get it. With all that space, we couldn't keep possession at all. Not only did we lose, this time, we didn't have 70% of possession. That is beyond horror, coming from a team who plays like fucking possession wins the game. And we gave the ball away so fucking cheaply it was like a whores for free day. The team must be too used to playing in SMALL spaces that they fail to capitalise when playing in HUGE spaces.
And the substitutions couldn't have came any later. With play being that fucking open, you need an attacking player with PACE to get in behind the defence. And we have Theo Walcott, who was only summoned at the 67th minute. By then it was too fucking late. You see, when you have the fucking LEAD, it would make greater sense to SIT BACK AND DEFEND. By then, having Walcott on the pitch wouldn't be effective at all.
I get the feeling that Arsene Wenger fucking believes in all his stupid players, but has misplaced belief in certain players. For one, I still don't get why he loves fucking DENILSON so fucking much. Over 150 appearances for Arsenal and still nothing. He's a fucking weakling who can't stand up to challenges and simply isn't up to the task if you asked him to DEFEND. Instead, he prefers to go forward and then PASS THE BALL BACKWARDS. What is the point? Since you love playing passing with the defence you might as well just stay back and defend in our half with your best friends while the good people attacking can actually attack without fear of something DIABOLICAL happening when they lose the ball, which is inevitable. Misplaced passes in acres of space? What nonsense is that?
Every single player on the pitch played fucking badly today and I really don't fucking get it. The game was there for the taking and no one bothered. Fabregas sure looked like he has agreed to go to Barcelona already. I don't want to hear any of these shitheads bleat some more. At least when the goats do it, they're supposed to.
ARSENE WENGER, PLEASE GET RID OF ALL THE WEAK LINKS IN THE TEAM. WE REALLY CANNOT AFFORD TO WAIT ANY LONGER FOR THEM TO GROW UP.
P.S. WE HAVEN'T WON WHEN CAMPBELL PLAYSLabels: Neves Denilson, Nicklas Bendtner, what kind of fuckery is this
A Little Drunken Madness @ 5:37 AM
Wenger has claimed responsibility for the home defeat at the hands of Manchester United:
We lost the games and I am responsible for the results of the team. When you lose a game, you feel responsible. Of course, I want our fans to go home and be triumphant. When they go home and cry you feel responsible.
Did you go home and cry? I think we were up in arms in anger more likely.
Nothing much ahead of Chelsea besides John Terry being stripped of England Captaincy. Not dropped from England squad though. I thought that part was pretty important too. Anyway, you'd hope it'll play into his head.
Injury news is the same as the last game. Diaby has a chance of featuring. If he manages to pass fit then Denilson will be dropped for sure and we'll all be happy gooners. If he isn't though, Denilson will start the game for sure. I doubt the boss will go with Ramsey ahead of him because he seems to have a soft spot for that numb shite who doesn't help the team at all. We might as well be playing with 10 men really.
Tomorrow night's game is pretty important. We've gone to Stamford Bridge and won before but this won't be any easy game. Chelsea are a physical team and they've even spanked us when they came to the Emirates the last 2 times. Any chance of winning the game it would depend on the players on the pitch to make it happen. 2 different styles of football, one important result for both teams.
My hate for Denilson is growing stronger and it'll do good for him to know that and man up to the task.Labels: Chelsea, Neves Denilson
A Little Drunken Madness @ 11:06 AM
For all the angry Gooners out there, have lots of chocolate. I hear chocolate releases endorphins which tells your mind to be happy because it's better to be artificially induced to be happy instead of living in the aftermath of yesterday's defeat.
I could list a dozen players who could have changed the team but it would be impossible for them to even walk through the doors because we have the world's most stubborn manager. He threw the FA Cup away on the pretext of making the league top priority and look where we are now. The league could be out of reach by next Thursday and then there's only the European Cup left and chances are, that hope may well be screwed over soon.
Wenger claims that there is a lack of quality players for the right amount of money but seriously, he has the options and the possibilities but simply placed all his trust in his players who have done him ZERO justice at all.
1) Eidur Gudjohnson
He's a fucking striker with loads of experience playing for top sides like Chelsea and Barcelona. Available on short term loan. Gone to Sp*rs who happen to already have 4 strikers - Crouch, Defoe, Keane and Pavlyuchenko. how so that they happen to all be FIT? Gudjohnson has the ability still, to make a good contribution, even at 31. If Wenger always had protecting his players in mind, then a short term loan won't kill the talent he thinks he's nurturing.
2) Landon Donavan
Unproven at best, but a hit in the US. Sometimes it helps to take small risks that actually can amount to a big step. Is doing well for Everton. And he too, is a fucking striker.
3) Roman Pavlyuchenko
Disgruntled at Sp*rs. Cost them a fortune. May never be allowed to put on an Arsenal shirt but I doubt he ever caught onto the North London Rivalry since he came. Is Russian Teammates with Arshavin and too, a fucking striker. Has been a flop for Sp*rs but may do well for Arsenal. Moans a lot. Has been moaning about his lack of opportunities at Sp*rs. If we showed interest and he knows it he could have moaned his way to the better side of North London.
4) Ryan Babel
Yet another disgruntled player, this time at Liverpool. Is still young with potential and pace that can kill. Was that stinkin diver who caused us that Champion's League exit 2 seasons ago but if you remember that game, stinkin Bendtner blocked the path of a certain goal and he's still in an Arsenal shirt. He may not be an out and out striker but he certainly will make Arsenal better and fit our style of play perfectly. Wenger actually was looking at him too before he signed for Liverpool and recent pitch troubles have seen him wanting out and Birmingham wants him. If Arsenal showed the slightest interest I'm sure he'll be Arsenal bound instead, even if Liverpool don't want to sell. He makes a lot of noise on twitter. Could do a Darren Bent.
5) Marouane Chamakh
screw this fellow. Rose to fame with Arsenal's interest but then chooses to stay at Bordeaux. Good for him. Probably need 6 months to settle and his goal return in the FRENCH league isn't impressive at all.
6) David Villa
Looking for a new challenge, possibly in the Premier League. Spanish connecting with Cesc Fabregas, best mates off the pitch. That understanding between playmaker and striker is ever so important and if he had come, he would be able to make a big impact. Cesc cited Villa as the one player he wants to come most to Arsenal but of course, too expensive so Wenger never bothered pursuing.
And oh, he's a fucking striker too.
7) Andre Pierre Gignac
Performing well for the French team. Good goal return in the French league. Is a fucking striker. Possesses good physique (I mean height here). Don't really know a lot about him except that he's on Wenger's radar but Wenger ain't making a damn move for him coz he's yet another expensive fellow.
Bottomline: last season, it was all about not replacing the outgoing players. We lost Diarra, Gilberto and Flamini who happen to play the same holding midfielder position. Half a season later, Song stepped up and has been phenomenal this season. That part is solved, except the part where he's so damn good now he's irreplaceable when gone. Diaby did fill in nicely but you can't depend on Diaby to stay fit for prolonged periods of time. Denilson on the other hand, is a prick. It's obvious that the boss loves him a lot ever since he signed for us at 18. Has risen through the ranks and has been a first team regular for a long time. If laziness is a bug, then it jumped from Adebayor to Denilson with Adebayor departed. Like I said before, this little fucker is a lousy holding midfielder. He's crappy going forward too and you won't expect him to dictate play. So what is his purpose exactly?
We made a lot of mistakes and went through a lot to give Song time to be the player he is now. Are we going to keep going through these motions for each player to mature? We'd never see or even smell a trophy for the next 10 years. Then maybe they'll get better and then attract the attention of the Spanish wankers and leave. Wenger will be licking his lips in satisfaction with all the money in the bank and look at the team he has left. Their current state is nothing short of shambolic and quite frankly, I think Arshavin should be quite sick of playing for a club with no ambition. Last club during the peak of his career and he chose Arsenal. Sure does look stupid now.
Then there is Cesc. We need magic from the little maestro but it didn't happen but he was trying. He was trying when the rest were busy slacking off. He was making forward runs and trying his hardest to make things happen but they didn't. He desperately wants to win things and with the kind of team he is in, he is better off playing for the Spanish wankers really. We can't blame him if he makes that choice.
The saying is that Arsene knows. Does he really? Mistakes are made so that you can learn from them. In his case, the mistakes prevail. Can't ask for a win at Stamford bridge. We only can ask for a performance. If the team loses but they put in a great shift then there is no blame. It sure looks like there is no more fight in this team that is desperate for a major shake up to move forward.
They're not getting any and hence have to dig real deep to get something going. It seems like an angry Wenger only lasts 10 games. He should start dropping players to show that he means business, starting with Almunia and Denilson.
I listed 7 strikers that could have made the switch to Arsenal. the first 2 have been snapped up by people who saw a little further than what Wenger could have seen. There were options he had. He just simply dismissed them as too expensive. Spend the money, make a difference. At the end of the season, even if you don't end up with a fucking trophy you won't be faulted for not trying when you could have made a difference. Keeping money in the fuckin bank ain't going to win you anything for being the world's greatest miser. This is the statement of intent we will never get. Sit atop the league for 3 days and you think you've won it. He anticipated these 4 difficult games and was making plans early on. I guess he never expected that kind of result at home to United. We're halfway through the 4. It would take nothing short of a fuckin miracle to turn things around with the same group of numb shites in the team. Desire. where has it all gone to?
Lastly, with respect to our goalkeeping situation, Gigi Buffon has stated that he is under appreciated at Juve. One bold move to take a world class keeper to the Emirates could change everything. United moved for Van Der Sar. We could do with Buffon.Labels: Arsene Wenger, Neves Denilson, transfer window hoo-ha
A Little Drunken Madness @ 5:41 PM
That was a game that was there for the taking. Unfortunately, Villa and Arsenal played out to a goalless draw.
The difference between a top club and some club who only wants to play for a Champion's League qualifying spot, is that post match, one manager says that we should have won while the other is ever so contented to skim off a point. What ambition?
Maybe he knew more objectively then the scum commentators who claim Villa to be the better team thanks to some 'clear cut' chances that fell to Stewart Downing, in which he screwed wide. At least have the courtesy to say that they weren't on target. Just by those 2 chances alone, they think that Villa should have won. I guess it's worth forgetting that Cesc hit the post late in the first half and Rosicky missed a glorious chance when he riffled the freakin bar. You don't get any more clear cut than that, suckers.
There should be an option to turn off commentary. I don't do that because I enjoy listening to the fans singing, our fans in particular. No one needs to listen to lame ass Villa fans singing 'same old Arsenal, always cheating' when they're the same people who sing about Eduardo's broken leg. People of Birmingham seem to have something screwed up in their brain somewhere.
Anyway, what we should be most concerned about is the injury to Vermaelen. It doesn't look good and he's going to have lots of scans to determine if it's a nerve problem or a broken leg. This is highly unfortunate. Just when the players are miraculously returning to fitness for once, 2 more get crocked. With dudu it was always going to happen. After his broken ankle you'd expect him to suffer niggles like that. But a broken foot for Thomas? Don't think it's expected at all. It's really stupid that the manager decided to rest him at the weekend, essentially giving him one week off to rest up and he gets injured on the subsequent game back. Makes you think that you should have played him anyway, and perhaps the result at Stoke might be a wee bit different. Now we may not get to test that theory this season because he might be out for the rest of the season as it stands.
Also, it's funny to note how Sol Campbell is ahead of Silvestre in the pecking order. I guess he does realise what a lame prick Silvestre is. I think Arsenal should do more to sign Chris Smalling. If he chooses United then fine. But we do need more cover at centre half and he's actually featured in the league already for Fulham so he will create an additional option. Who faces united though, remains to be seen. Campbell has been out of action for a long long time and is now thrown right back into it but I think it's a challenge he relishes. He sure looks a whole lot better than the Campbell of old actually. He is committed and has no room to be conceited and is working hard. It's a competition of places, even though you don't really have to do much to bump Silvestre out of it. Even after all these time, he is still twice the player Silvestre is.
Right so we'll await further news on Vermaelen. Looking at the injury list, it is looking pretty bad. Only Diaby and Eduardo are short term injuries. We knew for sure that Van Persie, Gibbs and Djourou are out till next season. It's good to shorten the damn injury list but it ain't cool to add more. They're playing tag team here where ones comes out, another will go in. Arsene Wenger certainly will not be signing a striker because he prefers to collect interest at the bank. Makes perfect sense actually, since our crazy run of games have already started and by the time reinforcements arrive they can't actually be thrown into the fire immediately. At least no one available is of that standard. We need a big squad with sufficient depth to challenge for honours and there is no harm keeping 4 strikers. We have 3 and 2 are out while 1 just came back from injury and I'm not sure if he's a striker because he gets into good positions in the box (WITH THE BALL) and doesn't shoot. Tell me that he's finding his way back from fitness. Oh yes. Then why is he doing the same old thing as before? The same old frustrating shit. When he had to come on to replace Eduardo he brought a glimmer of hope that he soon extinguished when you see him back to old ways. Nicklas Bendtner, messiah. Drives me nuts as usual. At least now with only ONE striker left Wenger's not going to put him on the.....right.
Lastly, it's always news when Rosicky isn't the one who is crocked. He's putting a decent run of games now so, you know it's coming. Prove me wrong, baby. And I hope Song is back for United. It'll restore balance to the team and then Denilson can be dropped. What kind of stupid holding midfielder slips here and there and allows the opposition to go past him that easily? It ain't protecting the back 4. It's just maybe slowing down the attack for half a second. And he doesn't look quite up to it fitness wise because somehow, it seems that every player manages to outrun him. Cuckoo. I want Song back. Denilson can sit on the stupid bench. Even Diaby does the holding role better than him. In fact, he attacks better too. If Denilson can't hold and not attack without passing the ball back, what is his true purpose? This knowledge is beyond my understanding, just like how Bendtner refuses to shoot when in the penalty box WITH THE BALL in a GOOD POSITION. Is he a striker? If he's not that what is he?Labels: Neves Denilson, Nicklas Bendtner, Sol Campbell
A Little Drunken Madness @ 1:28 PM
There is an injury hex placed on the month of November. I now believe so.
Gibbs looked to have survived any long term injuries from the international break and slotted right into the squad, with Clichy out. Obviously, Mr Wenger was unconvinced about Traore.
But now, Gibbs couldn't avoid what looks like the inevitable. His first metatarsal is fractured. It should keep him out for 2 months, if you believe the ever reliable estimates thrown at us.
Somewhat fortunately, there is still Traore. Maybe the forces of the universe want to give him an extended run in the team, by crocking the 2 left backs in front of him. What remains to be seen, is if Wenger will go for Silvestre at left back ahead of him for Chelsea.
I'm not sure if the Chelsea game will be the biggest Traore has ever played. He needs to step up.
As usual, thanks to being busy and it down to not being a zombie i.e. alive in the day, I missed the game. Well, I would have stayed up to watch if I had it on fuckin cable TV but it is all not meant to be. I am looking forward to next year when I switch to bloody Singtel and have all my football but not vote PAP at the next election. Hey, someone has to bear the brunt of all these frustrations. They just sat around and did nothing.
Our population is so small and it isn't viable to have multi competitors torturing the minute pool of consumers yet it is still happening.
I shouldn't get started.
So, Arsenal won 2-0 at home to Standard Liege thanks to goals from Nasri and Denilson. These 2 are coming back from injury pretty strongly, if goals were to vouch for them. Denilson's finish was nothing short of spectacular while Nasri looks to be growing into the 4-3-3 a little more.
The downside, was of course, Gibbs.
It's the 25th. 5 days to go. 1 match to see out before December comes. It doesn't look like we'll be getting any of the absentees back in December.
All I hope is that we do not add to the injury list.
Liverpool is probably hogging the headlines now with no good reason. I can't help but feel sorry for them but hey, Benitez and them pool fans have pride themselves as a club who does well in the Champion's League, better than domestically. Now they're neither.
Maybe every season there'll be one of the big 4 fighting with the wannabes for 4th spot. Last season it was us. This time, it's Liverpool. Whoever laughed at Arsenal last term should start eating their words.
I read the match report on Arsenal.com and it was hilarious, particularly the part on the goalmouth melee. Ahaha. Ever seen a funkier match report?
It all started when Fabregas took a corner...
* Arshavin's point-blank shot was saved
* Then Vela's collected the rebound and planted the ball against the post
* Then Gallas had two efforts blocked by the keeper
* And finally Vermaelen's vicious shot beat everyone, hit Arshavin on the line and flew wide
Stupefying.
I <3 my extremely short team.
I realised we have an additional day of rest, unlike Chelsea. Normally those are the things that happen when Man Utd have a midweek game and face a top 4 team. The fixture list so far, has been very kind. May it long continue. It also remains to be seen, if that extra day to recover makes a difference.Labels: Kieran Gibbs, Liverpool, Neves Denilson, Samir Nasri
A Little Drunken Madness @ 9:38 AM
Grey's Anatomy has resumed normal services as of 24th of September.
And then someone found this:
sauce
McDreamy! With san Iker. Now all they need to do is shave...
My bff is trying to catch up to Grey's Season 6 and she just finished season 2 today. Had to ready the tissue. Potent tear ducts. Well I had a fantastic time laughing my arse off.
So, back to the Arsenal side of things.
Mannone has declared the Fulham game as the best he's ever had. Can't argue with that. He's got a long way more to go and it's good to start everything off with a bang. Now we can take a moment to think about where Almunia has disappeared to. Fabianski too in fact. He was diabolical last season during his run in the first team. Makes me wonder if Vito would have made a difference had he been in goal last term during those games. Hard to tell isn't it. I just think all Arsenal keepers send chills down your spine after Seaman left.
Nicky got into a car accident but fortunately, it's not serious. Just bruising. Face probably. Taking a week off to transplant some skin from that fine ass to his face. Will be back at the weekend.
Injury news ahead of the Olympiacos game is pretty mixed. The boss doesn't seem to ever want to bring Theo back. I suppose he doesn't want to rush the players when there are enough options in the team. The right side of midfield is pretty covered so Theo will benefit from the extended break. I want to see him back though. We still haven't had the chance to experience the difference attacking dimension he brings to a 4-3-3.
That much said, enough with Diaby. I am losing my patience with him. If he stays fit though, he's going to be a regular started because Denilson has been ruled out for 2 months with a back fracture. If Denilson was to be Song's back up in the defensive midfield position, that option is now gone. Arsenal FC on facebook has since posted about Denilson's injury news and 320 gooners liked the update.
Sick to say the least.
The game on Wednesday morning will be shown on Setanta Ireland and prolly ESPN too so yes! I will catch the stream. Credit when it's due - the only good thing bloody Singtel has done right is the Formula One GP. That's it.
The rest is history.
Here's a cry to Arsene Wenger.
Please play Arshavin, Rosicky and Cesc at the same time on the pitch please.Labels: Neves Denilson, Nicklas Bendtner, Theo Walcott
A Little Drunken Madness @ 11:51 PM
Like the commentators said, it was a stroll in the park.
The game finished Arsenal 2 Boro 0 with both goals from Captain Cesc.
We often want to see how Arshavin and Fabregas would combine to churn out the goals. This is how they do it. And this time, it was Fab with the goal. Normally it would seem like Cesc the provider and Arsha the goalscorer.
Tis sweet to have two potent midfielders. So Arsha got 4, and Cesc 2. It seems like we don't need strikers currently.
Other than the goals I suppose the players didn't have to overexert or anything of that sorts to get a comfortable win. Nothing much else since the game was played at a slower tempo and wasn't as crazy as the midweek game, which is good.
Alex Song was rested yet again, so Denilson played. I think he'll play regardless. This game he did quite well so credit to him. It is evident he tries but just can't hold his own against the bigger players. It's a long road ahead.
This is going to be a skimpy post. I am dead tired yeah, with good reason. I studied. It really takes everything out of me lol.
And it is evident that I don't study very often. :OLabels: Andrei Arshavin, Cesc Fabregas, Neves Denilson
A Little Drunken Madness @ 10:41 PM
Need I say more about how delusional Liverpool fans are? Like hahaha. I'm so enjoying this.
They need 'cheering up' when staring at the match stats:
Liverpool had 26 shots; 14 on target.
We had 8 shots; 4 on target.
Reina made ZERO saves. Fabianski made 10.
And the pool fans are so weepy and depressed over it. Bloody thumb suckers. Isn't the message clear?
Arsenal - Clinical
Liverpool - SHIT
And Fabianski as opposed to Reina made a whole lot more saves. The Arsenal defence exposed him a whole lot. Reina on the other hand had better cover but didn't manage a single save all game.
HENCE. LIVERPOOL = SHIT.
No need to be weepy and depressed. And now they all hate Andrey Arshavin hahahaha. SRSLY.
Just because he thinks there shouldn't be women drivers since he had a bad experience with one. I think Liverpool should be annihilated along with their fans. That's just me.
Your very own Fernando Torres was SHIT. I have to say it over and over: He pales in comparison to Arshavin last night. I really hate his whinny face. Prolly trip over his own feet and burst into tears.
We could debate forever and ever but it was Arsenal who was more for the win. They fail to remember bendtner's goal ruled wrongly for offside and Cesc's effort which was deemed offside to which they failed to replay.
Pool fans suffer from short term memory. They only want to weep and be depressed it's so funny.
And they hate Arshavin's goal celebrations. Hahaha. Just because he doesn't dance like the rest? you just hate him scoring against you shits.
4 GOALS.
I need to print it on a bloody T-shirt and wear it everyday. Like IN YOUR FACE!
On the Arsenal side of things, youth development in the club is going strong with Gibbs showing the youngsters in waiting that their chance will come if they work hard.
In this light, then perhaps Denilson can be included as the bright spark. You can play shitty and you'll still be in the team because Arsene Wenger loves you. Less of him for the rest of the season the better. He can't pass for the love of God, neither can he tackle. Like Diaby, they're the twosome with no fulfilling purpose. Just there to make up the numbers on the teamsheet or the twosome to gift balls to the opposition. Diaby has great technical skill but when he starts to screw up and lose the ball it's hallelujah for the rest of the game. So less of those two if possible. They seriously do not make my day when I see the starting line-up with them in it. It just destroys all posivitity and happiness anticipating the game to know that there are two idiots on the pitch all ready to screw up. We have better midfield options so please, leave them on the bench.
I still don't understand how Vela has faded into the background. Instead of playing one of D or D, play Vela on the flanks or up front in a 4-4-2 and everyone's happy. We have a vast array of attacking talent and they should be used. Gibbs is an inspiration as Steve Bould puts it but he's in the team because gael is unjured. Vela on the other hand should be in the team because he is quality and it gives you that extra bit of leverage to rotate the squad to keep the offense fresh.
Please play him on Saturday.
In my livejournal gunner girls community I posted the vid of Arsene doing the jig over and over to Lady GaGa's Just Dance. I said that if he wants to dance again like that he has just one thing to do:
PLAY ANDREY ARSHAVIN.
And he did.
And he got 4 goals.
Now I shall say:
DON'T PLAY DIABY OR DENILSON.
PLAY VELA.
And whee, my favourite movie of all time is playing on the Disney channel - The Emperor's New Groove bahahaha. Oh loveee.
KUZCO-TOPIA!
Taking stock:
Chelsea sluts
Liverpool thumb suckersLabels: Abou Diaby, Andrei Arshavin, Carlos Vela, Kieran Gibbs, Liverpool, Neves Denilson, one of my many theories
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