HollandGooner
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Player:Ødegaard
what in the world was he dooing tonight? oh my gosh...
HollandGooner said:Arshavin was dooing nothing Gurgen, his head isnt with Arsenal at the moment.
His attitude really scares me
Gurgen said:Don't know what to say to that except what a bunch of f****g nonsense
That's always the case with Denilson though. People have decided what their fantasy player would've done during the game and compare that to what Denilson done.Gurgen said:Denilson actually wasn't bad at all, but I guess people have their minds made up before he steps onto the pitch.
sabret00the said:That's always the case with Denilson though. People have decided what their fantasy player would've done during the game and compare that to what Denilson done.Gurgen said:Denilson actually wasn't bad at all, but I guess people have their minds made up before he steps onto the pitch.
thegame24 said:Or maybe hes just always s**t when it matters
Illusion said:thegame24 said:Or maybe hes just always s**t when it matters
But he wasn't s**t today and he deserved none of the extreme criticism he was receiving from some people.
ultradoc said:Illusion said:thegame24 said:Or maybe hes just always s**t when it matters
But he wasn't s**t today and he deserved none of the extreme criticism he was receiving from some people.
maybe he wasn't mate, but he wasnt better than arshavin as was being suggested and games like these need pro active players who can do something while denilson is mostly passive.
He probably gives a bj to some forum members here rather. no other explanation to the collective orgasms on his plain performances.
sexy volley by ibra btw.
<a class="postlink" href="http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-1232012/Andrey-Arshavin-refuses-dwell-Chelsea-defeat-Arsenal-star-insists-We-win-Premier-League.html#ixzz0YLp881R3" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/footba ... z0YLp881R3</a>" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;Andrey Arshavin refuses to dwell on Chelsea defeat as Arsenal star insists: We can still win the Premier League
Arshavin insists Arsenal are not out of the race for the Barclays Premier League crown.
A crushing 3-0 home defeat by Chelsea on Sunday left the Gunners 11 points behind the Blues, albeit with a game in hand.
However, Russia forward Arshavin is not prepared to throw in the towel on his title dream and believes Arsenal were unlucky against Carlo Ancelotti's ruthless side.
'We haven't stopped fighting for the championship,' said the 28-year-old. 'I think that if we manage to win the next couple of games, then everything will fall into place. After all, Chelsea can stumble, too. But we have to win ourselves.'
Didier Drogba was the difference between the two sides, scoring a sublime double split by a Thomas Vermaelen own goal, but Arshavin believes the scoreline did not reflect the balance of the game.
'I think that we were playing our game but Chelsea scored,' he said. 'The initiative was on our side but we were unable to take our chances.
'As for Chelsea, they, on the contrary, managed to score three times. They organized the game this way: they hardly tried to play on the counter-attack, they just tried to use their chances in the attack.
'Unfortunately, they managed to score twice at the end of the first half, but it didn't break us down. We continued to play our football, tried to create some chances in their half of the pitch.'
Gunners boss Arsène Wenger was furious that referee Andre Marriner ruled out a second-half 'goal' by Arshavin after Eduardo had raised his foot to chest height when challenging for a loose ball with Chelsea keeper Petr Cech.
But the man denied his seventh goal of the season was more philosophical.
'The referee thought that Eduardo fouled Cech before this goal. If the referee made a mistake, he probably didn't do it on purpose.'
Arshavin admitted in the run-up to the match that he was still struggling to get over Russia's failure to make the World Cup finals.
But after being one of Arsenal's better players at the weekend, Arshavin declared he was feeling good again, perhaps buoyed by his former club Zenit St Petersburg securing Champions League football for next season by beating Spartak Moscow 2-1 on the final day of the Russian season to finish third in the league.
'My family and I would like to congratulate Zenit for winning bronze medals in the Russian Championship,' he said.