ramsey signing new long term contract

the day for the club couldn't get any better

Iain Macintosh (football writer): "Wenger is not bigger than Arsenal, but Arsenal are bigger because of him."

i would a agree with that ... cause there are so much different between the era of George Graham and Arsene Wenger ... as for what happen before that, i don't know much.

Just something to share on how dissapointing yet again of the League Cup exit.

£7,500 - Cost of Bradford's team in transfer fees. Only one player, James Hanson from non-league Guiseley, commanded a transfer fee. By contrast Arsenal's starting XI cost in excess of £65m.
- BBC UK

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Added on December 14, 2012, 1:14 pmYea. That's true.

Problem still lies to the owners.....

"[Kroenke] shows he cares very little. Why he wanted to be part of AFC I do not know"”
- Lady Bracewell-Smith Former Arsenal director

This post has been edited by Griever5177: Dec 14 2012, 01:14 PM

nice..good quote

A helpful guide to being an Arsenal fan



This is something for the laugh. Don't take the above too seriously.

true, but it's time to move on i guess.

the infamous back four from Graham era is a thing of the past now
the great double winning side of 97/98 is a thing of the past now
the great invincibles side is a thing of the past now
and the great Arsene Wenger...you get the drill

i can't really understand what Wenger wants now nor what's in his head. when we moved to Emirates he said we can no longer play quick counter-attacking football due to the larger pitch but blardy hell, didn't we just lose to Swansea from their counter-attacks?

then he changed our game to possession football. it worked, peaked in 07/08 where we could have won that season had the Eduardo incident didn't occur. still a good side with different style of play. bravo to Wenger, another magic from him

BUT now...we are no longer a quick counter-attacking team, we are no longer a good passing team. more like a back-passing team with no end product it's sad that Wenger's final piece of work is way below his masterpieces before. the magician has loses his touch

Prediction:

Reading 2 - Arsenal 0

I don't see how Arsenal gonna win this game away. Good Luck guys

i kind of share your negativity, but i dont think we'll go scoreless. looking at form reading is the worst team in the league right now. even if we're in no form too i think (with a hint of positivity) that we will be able to score. i too do not see a possible revenue of goals, given giroud and walcott's sudden disappearance, and lukas/santi not looking very threatening. so we might see a goal from set pieces, maybe from merte or kos.

even with the floundering form we're in now, i think we have what it takes to beat reading. but one thing's for sure, hell how low can we get, worrying about playing Reading, the bottom 3 team. s!@# needs to change, but i don't know what.

Rofl so true

This post has been edited by kazek: Dec 14 2012, 02:52 PM

AW is the last person on my get-out list. But he need to stop using Gervinho and Ramsey!

And just give the bloody wage to Walcott than letting him go. At least he worth more than Ramsey n Gervinho. Business point of views, I bet his jersey can sell more than the 2.

This post has been edited by mickeysew814: Dec 14 2012, 04:22 PM

I also thought we got what it take to beat bradford and see what the result.


Well we arsenal has a long and strong history of losing to weak teams and showed superb form against strong team.


I do hope we win this game but I agree you on the bold part. There are really something wrong somewhere when we REALLY worry about playing against bottom teams..

What's more can we says as they both 'Godson' to AW..

this one better

At least AW is the last to blame. The team lack of confident n support. They play in fear kot.... Especially recently with the trend of BOOOOO ing arsenal and sacking manager....

Guess Casa is kinda successful in recruiting buddies here

jk jk... I understand the sentiment here, we are getting desperate and impatient which is fine with me because that exactly what's happening.

I won't go as far as wanting the club to lose further, players fleeing away or the club gets delegated and after that, bankruptcy.


Do I still "In AW, we trust"? Hell yeah, I do! He has single-handed brought Arsenal to where it is (in good and bad terms). As long as the man himself does not give up, why should the fans do? If AW is really to step down, he should know when to make that call.


Having said that, I have to state my stand here regarding who/what should responsible for our misfortune here: It is AW!

No question asked here. He is THE manager! He represents the team. Be it players or the Boards, whoever stand in his way of managing the club, he should find a way to get rid of solve it!

I am not managing anything except my own life so I do not the challenges or the solutions in management but 1 thing I know is, Manager is the one who is responsible for on organization/department/branch/etc (in our case, a football club)


Lastly, since it's Saturday and no Arsenal match,

Have a wonderful weekend, everybody

This post has been edited by kimhoong: Dec 15 2012, 11:31 AM

I hope the loss to Bradford it the right 'kick-in-the-arse' result for the players, management and board to up their game..

i reckon the whole Arsenal from manager to the scout/physio team/first team/coaches will not get their salary until they win and the same punishment will retain if losing 2games in a row

Sensible approach.... instead of not getting their salary, it'll be better if these can be channeled to charity.

No increase in salary also play like dead meat, no salary.... Habis.