They never had a leg to stand on since they bribed their way in to the league.
Can't be worse than Liverpool fans.
comment by Kings Road (U1762)
posted 1 hour, 48 minutes ago
Can't be worse than Liverpool fans.
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"players and manager "
Nicely played.
Which players are you talking about btw?
comment by Chris H (U15205)
posted 1 hour, 1 minute ago
Which players are you talking about btw?
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The list would be quite long but you can start it with RVP,Cole and Fabegas.
comment by Chris H (U15205)
posted 1 hour, 30 minutes ago
Which players are you talking about btw?
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Remember reducing this fella to tears!!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L0Ntn6moW1s
Is that what passes for 'Class' at The Emirates?
"The list would be quite long but you can start it with RVP,Cole and Fabegas."
They are ex-players.
"Remember reducing this fella to tears!!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L0Ntn6moW1s
Is that what passes for 'Class' at The Emirates?"
Can't watch youtube at work. Who is it?
And how you showed them your 'Class'!!
Why how many players have you reduced to tears?
Yeah, though it might be Eboue.
Yeah, wasn't very nice but was a frustrating time for us, coupled with his awful attitude no surprise it ended in tears for him.
It's actually quite surprising.
Reducing your own player to tears...I don't think I have seen anything like that before Brummie.
Play for or support Arsenal....Just leave your balls at the door
We all have our bad eggs I suppose but seeing a grown man reduced to tears I thought was bad!
Bad in what way?
Guys attitude was atrocious.
Can deal with poor ability, but not with that.
If you don't see what's bad about it, not much point in discussing it!
So you don't mind when your players have an awful attitude?
If you want an example of poor fan behaviour from Arsenal fans, use Gervinho instead.
Whilst it didn't come to actual booing, the reaction he got towards the end when he came on as a sub was pretty bad. You could feel the disappointment in the stands, and I'm sure he could too. No wonder he didn't have a shred of confidence at the end of his Arsenal career.
o wonder he didn't have a shred of confidence at the end of his Arsenal career
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Chris. I like you as a poster. But this is absolute nonsense.
Gervinho had countless chances to prove himself to the manager and got far more game time than he deserved, yet he kept fluffing his lines. It had nothing to do with confidence and everything to do with not being good enough for us. His attitude at times was appalling. I remember in a few games he gave the ball away and made no attempt to track back, whilst throwing his hands in the air complaining.
He was very bitter after leaving as well.
Ah listen, Gervinho was such a terrible footballer, one of the very worst we've had in the past 10 years to play more than a handful of games.
I didn't think his attitude was that bad, though. Seemed to try his best, I was at a game where he came on as a sub when we were one down and immediately took a poor touch, slipped, and the ball went out of play - the groan from the fans was immense.
Appreciate that Serie A seems a far easier league for attackers to succeed in, but Gervinho still looks like a different player there, far more confident and assured now.
I think situations like that we could have done better with supporting our players, or at least directed our anger at the man who signed such a useless footballer.
Even if Winston Boagarde made a few cameo appearances before his contract ended, I don't think I'd boo him. Still love Torres, even though he was crap, and after 10 bad minutes his attitude would stink.
That's your view, KDB, and I get where you're coming from.
For me, though, for a professional footballer to take home tens of thousands of pounds per week but to pull on the shirt and turn up with a stinking attitude is pretty unforgiveable.
No matter how bad an attitude I think a player might have, I'd never boo them while they wear the Blue shirt.
I may not cheer them as I would other players - but boo certainly not - it puts a bad atmosphere in the ground that just permeates the whole club!
Booing - not for me thanks!
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posted on 8/12/14
They never had a leg to stand on since they bribed their way in to the league.
posted on 8/12/14
Can't be worse than Liverpool fans.
posted on 8/12/14
Gooons
posted on 8/12/14
comment by Kings Road (U1762)
posted 1 hour, 48 minutes ago
Can't be worse than Liverpool fans.
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True
posted on 8/12/14
"players and manager "
Nicely played.
posted on 8/12/14
Which players are you talking about btw?
posted on 8/12/14
comment by Chris H (U15205)
posted 1 hour, 1 minute ago
Which players are you talking about btw?
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The list would be quite long but you can start it with RVP,Cole and Fabegas.
posted on 8/12/14
comment by Chris H (U15205)
posted 1 hour, 30 minutes ago
Which players are you talking about btw?
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Remember reducing this fella to tears!!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L0Ntn6moW1s
Is that what passes for 'Class' at The Emirates?
posted on 8/12/14
"The list would be quite long but you can start it with RVP,Cole and Fabegas."
They are ex-players.
posted on 8/12/14
"Remember reducing this fella to tears!!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L0Ntn6moW1s
Is that what passes for 'Class' at The Emirates?"
Can't watch youtube at work. Who is it?
posted on 8/12/14
And how you showed them your 'Class'!!
posted on 8/12/14
Why how many players have you reduced to tears?
posted on 8/12/14
But FYI Emmanual Eboue!
posted on 8/12/14
Yeah, though it might be Eboue.
Yeah, wasn't very nice but was a frustrating time for us, coupled with his awful attitude no surprise it ended in tears for him.
posted on 8/12/14
It's actually quite surprising.
Reducing your own player to tears...I don't think I have seen anything like that before Brummie.
posted on 8/12/14
Play for or support Arsenal....Just leave your balls at the door
posted on 8/12/14
We all have our bad eggs I suppose but seeing a grown man reduced to tears I thought was bad!
posted on 8/12/14
Bad in what way?
Guys attitude was atrocious.
Can deal with poor ability, but not with that.
posted on 9/12/14
If you don't see what's bad about it, not much point in discussing it!
posted on 9/12/14
So you don't mind when your players have an awful attitude?
If you want an example of poor fan behaviour from Arsenal fans, use Gervinho instead.
Whilst it didn't come to actual booing, the reaction he got towards the end when he came on as a sub was pretty bad. You could feel the disappointment in the stands, and I'm sure he could too. No wonder he didn't have a shred of confidence at the end of his Arsenal career.
posted on 9/12/14
o wonder he didn't have a shred of confidence at the end of his Arsenal career
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Chris. I like you as a poster. But this is absolute nonsense.
Gervinho had countless chances to prove himself to the manager and got far more game time than he deserved, yet he kept fluffing his lines. It had nothing to do with confidence and everything to do with not being good enough for us. His attitude at times was appalling. I remember in a few games he gave the ball away and made no attempt to track back, whilst throwing his hands in the air complaining.
He was very bitter after leaving as well.
posted on 9/12/14
Ah listen, Gervinho was such a terrible footballer, one of the very worst we've had in the past 10 years to play more than a handful of games.
I didn't think his attitude was that bad, though. Seemed to try his best, I was at a game where he came on as a sub when we were one down and immediately took a poor touch, slipped, and the ball went out of play - the groan from the fans was immense.
Appreciate that Serie A seems a far easier league for attackers to succeed in, but Gervinho still looks like a different player there, far more confident and assured now.
I think situations like that we could have done better with supporting our players, or at least directed our anger at the man who signed such a useless footballer.
posted on 9/12/14
Even if Winston Boagarde made a few cameo appearances before his contract ended, I don't think I'd boo him. Still love Torres, even though he was crap, and after 10 bad minutes his attitude would stink.
posted on 9/12/14
That's your view, KDB, and I get where you're coming from.
For me, though, for a professional footballer to take home tens of thousands of pounds per week but to pull on the shirt and turn up with a stinking attitude is pretty unforgiveable.
posted on 9/12/14
No matter how bad an attitude I think a player might have, I'd never boo them while they wear the Blue shirt.
I may not cheer them as I would other players - but boo certainly not - it puts a bad atmosphere in the ground that just permeates the whole club!
Booing - not for me thanks!
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