Arsenal FC a very promising story

[arbboy]

where is bigadz when you need him!  30 points off top spot with 10 games left!  Closer to bottom spot than top spot!

[Marky147]

where is bigadz when you need him!  30 points off top spot with 10 games left!  Closer to bottom spot than top spot!

Probably not come up for air, since the handicap weights got published.

I'm hoping he'll return before Chelts, but if not then, before the footy season ends

[Doobs]

 
@FOBRacing
 
Are Arsenal trying to protect their handicap mark before Cheltenham?

[bookiebasher]

@FOBRacing
 
Are Arsenal trying to protect their handicap mark before Cheltenham?

  At this rate they will be playing them in a couple of years 

[Doobs]

@FOBRacing
 
Are Arsenal trying to protect their handicap mark before Cheltenham?

  At this rate they will be playing them in a couple of years 

very good

[tikay]

Not even mildly funny.

Next thing you know Arsenal will be mocked by Stoke fans, rofl.

[tikay]

Gary Neville was getting stuck into Arsenal again last night, pointing out there were many empty seats.

It was -5c, ("feels like" -12c), a gale was howling, snow was falling, most public transport was cancelled, if ever there was a night to stay at home it was last night.

I enjoy Gary's analysis, but his constant whining on his pet topics is a bit much.

[bookiebasher]

Gary Neville was getting stuck into Arsenal again last night, pointing out there were many empty seats.

It was -5c, ("feels like" -12c), a gale was howling, snow was falling, most public transport was cancelled, if ever there was a night to stay at home it was last night.

I enjoy Gary's analysis, but his constant whining on his pet topics is a bit much.

Personally I think he is one of the best sports commentators out there along with John McEnroe , a breath
of fresh air to the mundane "analysis" of the likes of Alan "unbelievable" Shearer.

The MOTD post match analysis is cringe worthy boring and simplistic , basically just replaying the goals.

Utter tosh.

[MANTIS01]

In the space of a few hours and on different shows I heard Martin Keown and Ian Wright both say Wenger was "too old". I just find that a staggering statement to make. How can you be too old to be a good manager? Too young for sure but too old? Loads of older guys than Wenger have experienced success. Roy at the palace being the most recent. Stale maybe but too old. What is this nonsense??

[tikay]

Gary Neville was getting stuck into Arsenal again last night, pointing out there were many empty seats.

It was -5c, ("feels like" -12c), a gale was howling, snow was falling, most public transport was cancelled, if ever there was a night to stay at home it was last night.

I enjoy Gary's analysis, but his constant whining on his pet topics is a bit much.

Personally I think he is one of the best sports commentators out there along with John McEnroe , a breath
of fresh air to the mundane "analysis" of the likes of Alan "unbelievable" Shearer.

The MOTD post match analysis is cringe worthy boring and simplistic , basically just replaying the goals.

Utter tosh.

Yes, agree with every word, surprisingly, as I rarely agree with a word you say, as you do tend to spout a lot of bollox.

Just think chuntering on & on about the reduced attendance last night was a bit ott. Did he really think any ground suffering that weather would be full last night?

[tikay]

In the space of a few hours and on different shows I heard Martin Keown and Ian Wright both say Wenger was "too old". I just find that a staggering statement to make. How can you be too old to be a good manager? Too young for sure but too old? Loads of older guys than Wenger have experienced success. Roy at the palace being the most recent. Stale maybe but too old. What is this nonsense??

It's called lazy journalism, or following the herd.

[bookiebasher]

Class of 92 is also a great insight into the semi professional game and the trials and tribulations
of trying to keep everyone on board when your looking to change everything about the club.

Have to say , I am mightily impressed with everything he does , apart from managing a club of course

[bookiebasher]

Gary Neville was getting stuck into Arsenal again last night, pointing out there were many empty seats.

It was -5c, ("feels like" -12c), a gale was howling, snow was falling, most public transport was cancelled, if ever there was a night to stay at home it was last night.

I enjoy Gary's analysis, but his constant whining on his pet topics is a bit much.

Personally I think he is one of the best sports commentators out there along with John McEnroe , a breath
of fresh air to the mundane "analysis" of the likes of Alan "unbelievable" Shearer.

The MOTD post match analysis is cringe worthy boring and simplistic , basically just replaying the goals.

Utter tosh.

Yes, agree with every word, surprisingly, as I rarely agree with a word you say, as you do tend to spout a lot of bollox.

Just think chuntering on & on about the reduced attendance last night was a bit ott. Did he really think any ground suffering that weather would be full last night?

He obviously forgot that most Arsenal fans are southern softies not used to a bit of snow whereas  all the
Man Utd fans are hardened northern .......hang on a minute ....errrr.......southern softies as well 

[Marky147]

Maybe he got told to go gently on them this time, so rather than ripping apart the team again, he just dug them out about lack of attendance.

[TightEnd]

When Arsenal can't even summon one of their usual post-disappointment responses, what's left?

https://www.theguardian.com/football/2018/mar/01/arsenal-bad-habits-undoing-again-manchester-city-defeat