juice man
Can't make his mind up
That guy's a ****in legend.
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Arsenal myths
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alboots101
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I think the boring tag came from the 70/71 side as they won a lot of games one nil.
Nyctophobia
Established Member
With Bertie Mee, yeah, think he had a interview where he says; if winning the double is boring that's the way it's going to stay.
Of course, he never won anything again.
Of course, he never won anything again.
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Sykes
Active Member
Adebayor wasn't chased out from arsenal
Country: Wales
MaraDon
Wants you to learn about football
arsenal fan tv make us look as bit sad.FFS
Our fans are jokes
Country: Canada
Myth 3:16 - Arsenal are worse than Dortmund
*ducks for cover*
*ducks for cover*
Myth 260a;
Wenger does not believe he is god.
Wenger does not believe he is god.
Alexs
Active Member
Country: England
The idea that George Graham's Arsenal was boring has been massively over-played. They were quite exciting to watch quite often.
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Country: England
Player:Saliba
Denying a fact doesn't make it true. Like the myth that Arsène only made it big with Graham's defence. That's been well debunked on a number of gooner sites.
Alexs
Active Member
Country: England
Well, they were a lot more boring when Tony Woodcock was the only player who actually moved.
FinnGooner
Established Member
Maybe the old saying really is what the geezer says. I mean he's old enough to 've been 'round when it was invented. Then Billy Ocean just came and ****ed it up in the '80s
Jury
A-M's drunk uncle
Well nobody ever said that anyway. You've created a strawman. What they said was Arsène inherited Graham's back five and it was that back which gave him the platform to be successful straight away. Unless of course you're going to deny they existed, which would be fun.
The 'One nil to the Arsenal" thing goes way back to the 1930's when George Allison, the manager at the time, starred in the film 'The Arsenal Stadium Mystery' with the line "It's one-nil to the Arsenal. That's the way we like it."
GDeep™
League is very weak
It was the central midfield that Wenger built which gave us the platform to succeed straight away.
Country: Canada
Zombie thread.
Jury waited two years to finally get that off his chest.
Central midfield was key i agree but the back 5 gave Wenger the freedom and money to look elsewhere
Country: Iceland
Wenger improved those back five a lot you guys do know that. They are the first to admit it.
