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UEL: Arsenal v Eintracht Frankfurt | November 28 20:00 GMT | BT Sport
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Moah
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Eintracht stuffed a full first team Bayern Munich with five goals and got their manager sacked, their is no way we win tomorrow. The best to hope for is they bring their A-game and do the same favor for us.
RacingPhoton
Established Member
Not saying he is planning a comeback. If this is last match, he would want to bow out with a win.
RacingPhoton
Established Member
I don't understand this one 
boyinneedofhumor
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Glass filled to brim is barely acceptable; it needs to overflow...I don't understand this one
RacingPhoton
Established Member
That was so deep. Not sure anyone else in this forum would have got it too.
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I think there's gonna be a very senior lineup aswell. ESR is fully fit and had a good game tonight. That's gonna be disappointing.
Artisan
Not Emery's Old Pal
Can you even call yourself a real fan if you root for us tomorrow knowing that a win here will secure Emery at least an extra week?
pacstud
Well-Known Member
Anyone who ever "roots against" the team is pure bottom feeder ****.
Ridiculous and childish.
Manberg
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It is possible to make a reasonable and constructive argument without resorting to insults.
My tip is free of charge.
pacstud
Well-Known Member
I would like to think I normally avoid ad hominem attacks. When you visit a website for fans of a team and discuss pulling for the team to lose, for any reason, well I think at that point insults are called for.
However, I do realize it contributes nothing. Perhaps I should just say I think it's infantile and counter-productive, but that the person endorsing said position is not necessarily a bad person?
Manberg
Predator
You have to realise that people have different opinions and whilst your opinion is valid, there’s not necessarily a right and a wrong one.
There are reasons why preferring your team to fail during tough times can be helpful. For example, it’s possible that it can bring change faster.
On the other hand, it can be seen as dis-honourable.
As a human being, you have the freedom to make your own decisions and opinions, but please don’t insult others for having their own.
Mo Britain
Doom Monger
Looking forward to a quiet evening at the stadium without too many noisy people and without queues.
Oh, and an Arsenal victory too. We clobbered them at their place, no reason why we can't clobber them here.
Oh, and an Arsenal victory too. We clobbered them at their place, no reason why we can't clobber them here.
Artisan
Not Emery's Old Pal
I think that your first instinct is throw churlish insults is more revealing on who exactly is more ridiculous and childish.
Maybe someone who is not rooting for their team at all times like a lemming regardless of what situation the club finds itself in is as you describe them. Conversely maybe they are someone more concerned about the overall well being of the club than some short term gratification a win in an almost dead rubber game would bring.
Don't get me wrong because under normal circumstances, under normal management, I could understand where you are coming from. But not when our club's head of football is acting against our best interest and seems desperate not to fire his mate, looking for any excuse to delay the inevitable. Getting rid of Emery is far more consequential to our season's well being than getting a win today or at the weekend.
So I tell you what, you root for the team and I'll root for whatever gets the manager sacked quickly. In the end both of us probably want the best for the club. But no need for some of you lot to pat yourself on the back about what super fans you are unlike those who aren't hoping for a win tomorrow.
pacstud
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If us beating EF somehow changes our course than we are sunk. All involved on the Arsenal side of things should work for a win. Period.
Mark Tobias
Mr. Agreeable
- The football is so crap they may as well have been losses.
- We've gifted goals while leading in such a manner that they felt like losses
- That wasn't the point of my post in anycase..
zilfy
Active Member
It's a shame ESR isnt playing, but is there a case for now playing our best players in EL and then playing the youngsters the following league game? Or at least a mix of both?
Europa League is probably our only hope now, so I think we should out most of our eggs in that basket.
I know we're pretty much through but being top of the table can be a big advantage
Make
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Country: Spain
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I don't know why they don't open the tickets for Red Members and only can buy Silver Members for this match.
Riou
In The Winchester, Waiting For This To Blow Over
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