QUOTE(lostasylum @ Jan 20 2009, 11:18 AM)
i know that many (talking to arsenal buddies, blogs, LYN forum) are beginning to become very optimistic about second place and some even about being able to wrest the top spot as well....
for me, i'll still be taking it one match at a time. i'll be quietly hopeful, but i don't wanna get ahead of myself and especially the team... heheh...
so even in the transfer saga... let's wait and see what happens... if arshavin comes and there's still time in the market, let's hope wenger will buy someone else which can help address our defensive frailties.
by the way, i don't read mandarin, but
it would seem like the background wallpaper for LYN has the mandarin word upside down... or am i just mistaken?
yes, the chinese character(s) is put (or hang) upside down purposely.

The character 福 means "good fortune"
Being upside down means that it will return back to you (or in mandarin, "good fortune has arrived")
zzz... I'm not good in explaining stuffs and I am not Chinese educated

For more info:
http://www.living-chinese-symbols.com/good-fortune.htmlBack to Arsenal, I agree with the articles shared by StarGhazzer. Rich clubs cannot forever buy worldclass players. And when things do not work out, it will turn into disaster - financially.
Arsenal is doing very well in its finance. Fans and board members could rest assure on that.
The only drawback is that we are losing out competing for glory.
Also, Bellamy's worth of 14M does not surprise me. What surprises me is why Bellamy? With no disrespect to the player and his fans, there are a lot better players out there for Man City to choose from.
This lead me thinking that
Man City may not able to land good players and my wild guess is because its reputation.
I read the soccernet and found out that Kaka is not leaving too
This post has been edited by kimhoong: Jan 20 2009, 01:00 PM