Cavehillspur
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Arsenal
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Buggsy61
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Wow. I would like to say that with my life’s experience I have some emotional intelligence so I would tend to think that reading between the lines this particular muppet is none too happy!?. Unfortunately this is what happens when you let football ruin your life.
coyspurs18
Mistakes were made
- Jul 4, 2013
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The only place in London to watch Europa League football next season. Until February anyway.
https://www.arsenal.com/history/the-wenger-years/club-moves-to-emirates-stadium
https://www.arsenal.com/history/the-wenger-years/club-moves-to-emirates-stadium
Cornpattbuck
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Have we been trolling them with our shit form recently?! Bizarre few months.
Krule
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Quite right....drugs and Arsenal can ruin your life. That's why both are often just referred to as "shit".
HobbitSpur
The Voice of Reason
- Jun 28, 2013
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Apologies if it's already been posted.......errr no ....fuck apologies....let's watch it again !!
....what a happy face.
Hate to say it about an Arsenal fan, but what a balanced individual.
Made his point eloquently and tbf imo was spot on with everything he said.
And not one profanity in the whole rant.
Krule
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Almost...I said almost...felt sorry for the guy. Yes, nice not to hear the usual tonne of swearing.
HobbitSpur
The Voice of Reason
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Arsenal are in an incredibly difficult situation 
ROFLMAO:) at the moment.
The board is looking at what we are doing and the budget spent to achieve it, and potentially/maybe looking to try to replicate.
The difference is timing. They were dining at the top table when realistically there were only 4 chairs.
At the back end of this period we started to overhaul and restructure, putting a long term plan together with Pochettino as an integral part of that plan.
5 years on we are where we are now, and we have been lucky to the point where during that period, with the exception of City and to a certain degree this season Liverpool, everyone else has either remained static or declined.
We now have a solid foundation to build on going forward and unless we fuck things up have a very bright future.
But it has taken us 5 years to fulfill that ideal.
Which is where Arsenals problems lie.
Take the current top 4, throw in Arsenal and United. Ignore at you peril teams like Everton, to a certain degree Leicester, Wolves, Watford etc. who have all got wealthy owners.
And there is also a distinct possibility that other very wealthy owners will join the party.
A five year plan will now see them competing with potentially 5 or 6 other teams over that same period.
Without a massive cash injection for teams like Arsenal, they could find themselves dragged into what could be seen in today's PL terms as mediocrity.
I for one would love to see them competing with the likes of Leicester, Wolves and Watford for Europa League spots, but it should also be a warning for us not to rest on our laurels. It would not take a massive shift for us to be battling in that mini league either.
ROFLMAO:) at the moment. The board is looking at what we are doing and the budget spent to achieve it, and potentially/maybe looking to try to replicate.
The difference is timing. They were dining at the top table when realistically there were only 4 chairs.
At the back end of this period we started to overhaul and restructure, putting a long term plan together with Pochettino as an integral part of that plan.
5 years on we are where we are now, and we have been lucky to the point where during that period, with the exception of City and to a certain degree this season Liverpool, everyone else has either remained static or declined.
We now have a solid foundation to build on going forward and unless we fuck things up have a very bright future.
But it has taken us 5 years to fulfill that ideal.
Which is where Arsenals problems lie.
Take the current top 4, throw in Arsenal and United. Ignore at you peril teams like Everton, to a certain degree Leicester, Wolves, Watford etc. who have all got wealthy owners.
And there is also a distinct possibility that other very wealthy owners will join the party.
A five year plan will now see them competing with potentially 5 or 6 other teams over that same period.
Without a massive cash injection for teams like Arsenal, they could find themselves dragged into what could be seen in today's PL terms as mediocrity.
I for one would love to see them competing with the likes of Leicester, Wolves and Watford for Europa League spots, but it should also be a warning for us not to rest on our laurels. It would not take a massive shift for us to be battling in that mini league either.
Dharmabum
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Col_M
Pointing out the Obvious
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They’ve got bigger things to worry about
HobbitSpur
The Voice of Reason
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What is their problem. I sure they would love to be like us. CL next season. SF of CL this season, potentially a final!!
Just saying....
Buggsy61
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Great post!. Looks like we have got away with it this year, and have relied on others to get in the top 4. Massive summer for us, as we cannot rely on others to dig us out of a hole in the future.Arsenal are in an incredibly difficult situation
The board is looking at what we are doing and the budget spent to achieve it, and potentially/maybe looking to try to replicate.
The difference is timing. They were dining at the top table when realistically there were only 4 chairs.
At the back end of this period we started to overhaul and restructure, putting a long term plan together with Pochettino as an integral part of that plan.
5 years on we are where we are now, and we have been lucky to the point where during that period, with the exception of City and to a certain degree this season Liverpool, everyone else has either remained static or declined.
We now have a solid foundation to build on going forward and unless we fuck things up have a very bright future.
But it has taken us 5 years to fulfill that ideal.
Which is where Arsenals problems lie.
Take the current top 4, throw in Arsenal and United. Ignore at you peril teams like Everton, to a certain degree Leicester, Wolves, Watford etc. who have all got wealthy owners.
And there is also a distinct possibility that other very wealthy owners will join the party.
A five year plan will now see them competing with potentially 5 or 6 other teams over that same period.
Without a massive cash injection for teams like Arsenal, they could find themselves dragged into what could be seen in today's PL terms as mediocrity.
I for one would love to see them competing with the likes of Leicester, Wolves and Watford for Europa League spots, but it should also be a warning for us not to rest on our laurels. It would not take a massive shift for us to be battling in that mini league either.
As for Arsenal I genuinely believe that they need a massive cash injection. They have an ageing, underperforming team and the graduates from their academy simply do not look good enough. Be interesting to see if they stick with Emery, or indeed if Emery sticks with them.
Marty
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Our friends down in Stratford are on red alert already. Andy Carroll needs replacing in the physio room, someone has to provide company for their injured players.
HailKingLevy
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I'm just a sad depressed arsenal fan tho!!!!!!!!!! ROFLLLLLLLLL!!!!!!!!!!!LLLLLLLL111111111LLLLLLLLLLL
spursfan77
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Robbie won’t like that. Not enough drama for hits. He won’t be on again.
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