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The stone that the builders refuse
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Ex-Gunner Watch
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NieThePiet
Loves Overhyping Our Rivals
Perfect day.
You can't believe how good Gnabry is.
You can't believe how good Gnabry is.
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The stone that the builders refuse
Very, very, very sad indeed:
'I JUST LOVE DRINKING'
Kenny Sansom’s destructive booze addiction laid bare in shocking interview with Neil Ashton
https://www.thesun.co.uk/sport/foot...and-crystal-palace-legend-slowly-drifts-away/
'I JUST LOVE DRINKING'
Kenny Sansom’s destructive booze addiction laid bare in shocking interview with Neil Ashton
https://www.thesun.co.uk/sport/foot...and-crystal-palace-legend-slowly-drifts-away/
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James Bond
Moderation Consultant
This needs to be in here because I find the pic hilarious.
Kolo at FT last night...
Must be back posing as a car salesman again to pick up chicks on the low.
Kolo at FT last night...
Must be back posing as a car salesman again to pick up chicks on the low.
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Song Billong
Well-Known Member
Love King Kolo
SomGooner
Prolific Liker
I just finished watching all of Kanu's goals for us and what an amazing player he was. One of the most underrated players we've ever had. The guy was a magician on the ball, and I can still hear the crowd going 'Kanuuuuuuuuuuuu' in Highbury.
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SomGooner
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Brilliant read, thanks for sharing @hydrofluoric acid
Country: Iceland
Not a ex player of Arsenal, but of Wengers.
http://arsenalist.com/f/2016-17/oth...ld-break-my-knee-my-hand-my-face-for-him.html
http://arsenalist.com/f/2016-17/oth...ld-break-my-knee-my-hand-my-face-for-him.html
redanddread
The stone that the builders refuse
My favourite player at the time.
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The stone that the builders refuse
Were Arsenal wrong to sell Isaac Hayden?
http://www.hitc.com/en-gb/2016/10/05/were-arsenal-wrong-to-sell-isaac-hayden/
http://www.hitc.com/en-gb/2016/10/05/were-arsenal-wrong-to-sell-isaac-hayden/
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How one of Arsenal's greatest captains has emerged as a legitimate contender to replace Arsène Wenge
http://www.independent.ie/sport/soc...tender-to-replace-Arsène-wenger-35106500.html
http://www.independent.ie/sport/soc...tender-to-replace-Arsène-wenger-35106500.html
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People ask why we've never replaced Vieira - well, that's easy. You can't!
For me, he's the player we've missed the most - he was the most influential of Wenger's signings.
For me, he's the player we've missed the most - he was the most influential of Wenger's signings.
HollandGooner
Established Member
Country: Netherlands
Player:Ødegaard
Just looking back at those memories just again amazed by the quality of that team.
Tir Na Nog
Changes Opinion Every 5 Minutes
Country: Ireland
Flamini's and Hleb's departure along with the long-term injury to Rosicky set us back quite a bit at the time after forming such a brilliant 4 man midfield with Cesc. We always seemed to be in a permanent state of rebuilding during those years. Hleb's career really took a severe nosedive after he left, incredibly given the season he just had with Arsenal at the time.
Tir Na Nog
Changes Opinion Every 5 Minutes
Country: Ireland
On another note. If he doesn't already regret it I can almost guarantee that maybe in 2/3 years Cesc will be talking about how he should have never left Arsenal. What's he really achieved since leaving? A single La Liga title (which he wasn't exactly first choice midfielder in that campaign) and a single Premier League title (at a side who're struggling and he can't even get a game with anymore)? Was it really worth going on strike to get out of Arsenal and burn his bridges with the fans just for that?
I thoroughly enjoyed the way we dismantled Chelsea in that first half as much as I did because Cesc was on the pitch having to endure it. He had to endure the fact that this Arsenal team or on the rise and he can't get in the side of a Chelsea side who'll struggle to finish top four this season. It's also unlikely he has a future at Chelsea and he's now at a stage where the absolute best team probably don't even want him anymore. He'll probably be playing for New York City or something like that if not in a years time then it two years time. And by that time he probably won't be remembered fondly by any set of fans of the clubs he's played for.
I thoroughly enjoyed the way we dismantled Chelsea in that first half as much as I did because Cesc was on the pitch having to endure it. He had to endure the fact that this Arsenal team or on the rise and he can't get in the side of a Chelsea side who'll struggle to finish top four this season. It's also unlikely he has a future at Chelsea and he's now at a stage where the absolute best team probably don't even want him anymore. He'll probably be playing for New York City or something like that if not in a years time then it two years time. And by that time he probably won't be remembered fondly by any set of fans of the clubs he's played for.
Hleb is man enough to admit he made a mistake, you rarely see that nowadays.
SuperGoon
Debbie Downer
Country: Ireland
Player:Saka
Nasri and RVP immediately spring to mind.
