Sigh , so we're going to watch a game with either Rosicky , diaby or Denilson on the pitch . Put in all 3 , you have disaster .

pity japan..

Ryo must be worried~

Match Facts

Over this season and last, Manchester United have won all three matches with Arsenal. Last year, Arsenal outplayed United at Old Trafford, but a Wayne Rooney penalty and a moment of sheer idiocy from Abou Diaby gave the Red Devils a 2-1 win. At the Emirates, Arsenal never really showed up in a 3-1 loss and in December, Ji-Sung Park's first half header was the difference.

Arsenal's last result against Manchester United was a 0-0 draw, which incidentally was enough to give United the league title that day. Arsenal's last win against United was 2-1 at the Emirates in November 2008, thanks to a Samir Nasri brace. While Arsenal took four points out of six from United in the league two years ago, there was also a two-legged meeting in the Champions League that... went poorly for the Gunners...

Arsenal last met United in the FA Cup in 2008 and lost 4-0. Both sides also met in the 2005 FA Cup final, which Arsenal won on penalties. You might recall that that was the last time Arsenal won a trophy.

The Referee

The referee is Merseyside-based Chris Foy. When I read that, I was hoping he'd be a Liverpool supporter and therefore try to screw over United, but he's actually an Everton supporter.

Arsenal have won all three matches they have played this season with Foy as the referee, a list which includes the 2-1 win at Blackburn in August, the 2-1 win over Fulham at the Emirates in December, and the 2-0 win over Wolves a month ago. Foy was supposed to take charge of Arsenal's first FA Cup tie this season, against Leeds United, but something (which I never figured out) happened and fourth official Phil Dowd took over. I seriously hope that doesn't happen again, as we all know what happened with Phil Dowd last month; thankfully, he's working the Birmingham v. Bolton match tomorrow.

Foy has worked four Manchester United matches this year, which includes two 0-0 draws (with City and Sunderland) as well as United wins over Newcastle and West Ham.


http://themoderngooner.blogspot.com/2011/0...odern+Gooner%29


Any possibility that the referee is against Arsenal?

lai lai lai, pick ur avatar


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^dude, your avatar and the tag below it - scary...

This post has been edited by redart: Mar 11 2011, 06:42 PM

my lovely gf
lmao

disturbing. haha.

hahaha! lol jam_lennon..

pray for the japanese.ryo must be worried

adabayar looking for attention:
http://soccernet.espn.go.com/news/story/_/...-madrid?cc=4716

hahahah

jam_lennon pls change the avvy title

and everyone will suddenly forget the time when he ran across the pitch to celebrate his goal against arsenal...stoopid..

Denilson has never been the strongest character and I don't think the the abuse he gets from fans will help any much.

To be honest, I sometimes feel that we should lay off him. We won't get a replacement until the summer and rather than make life tough for him until then, it'd be a lot better for the team to just give him some space. We will have only him as a reasonable backup for the remainder of the season and a less-pressured Denilson is better than an under-pressure Denilson, seeing as those are the only choices we have.

And Diaby has been doing okay (enough). I say we hold back for a while until the end of the season, considering we cannot do anything about these players til then.

Get behind your team and leave any talk of offloading players for June.

Remember that some of these players have served us very well previously.

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Added on March 11, 2011, 9:13 pmhttp://www.arsenal.com/news/news-archive/37425/tv-online-wenger-the-pre-match-interview

Arsene thinks Szczesny is out for six weeks (although I have a habit of doubling his estimates). Mannone is out for a similar timescale so an emergency loan is being looked at.

I reckon James Shea will be okay for the bench for tomorrow, but probably won't do as cover for league games so if an emergency loan is taken, there'd probably be news before Saturday next week.

This post has been edited by minority: Mar 11 2011, 09:13 PM

damn!! forgotten to change it

anyone knows where all our arsenal fans are gonna watch the match tomorrow?! preferably with some beer!

hate it when i watch a match at a place with all the MU fans :@

dude, r u first time watching football @ m'sia?

never thought that we will be having GK problems...so any GKs in your minds guys.cause wenger on verge of a emergency signing.

i would rather settle with diaby as goalie..hehe

Tomorrow @ mamak, when Arsenal scores and wins, I don't think any Arsenal fan will dare to shout and celebrate.

Or else sure get beaten up for nothing. LOL...

This post has been edited by Dashken: Mar 12 2011, 02:16 AM

what does this got to do with my question?
as i know, MU and liverpool have like a big fan club which watches the matches together all the time and im asking whether we actually have one.

I think what he meant is it is hard to get a place concentrated with Gooners
but yea I would like the answer as well
my pub here in Brighton has quite many Arsenal fans as we are not too far from London