Re: Rival thread

by DeletedUser#1 Mon Mar 03, 2014 12:13 am

The meltdown on Arsenal forums over JWH comments rofl

by mr-r34 Mon Mar 03, 2014 1:01 am

what were the comments?

by Red Alert Mon Mar 03, 2014 1:16 am

Liverpool did have a buy out clause and Arsenal activated it in the summer with the 40,000,001 bid.

But the PFA read over the contract and stated there was no buy out clause. Clearly trying to mind f*ck Wenger lol.

by mr-r34 Mon Mar 03, 2014 1:57 am

His gotta be trolling, is there a direct quote or is this some BS context crap.

by Fahim89 Mon Mar 03, 2014 4:08 am

JWH Smokingggggggggg!!! smoking

by Red Alert Mon Mar 03, 2014 5:29 am

mr-r34 wrote:His gotta be trolling, is there a direct quote or is this some BS context crap.

Direct quote saying what I just said lol.

Check out stevieg8's post in the "Luisito" thread. Thumbs up

by iftikhar Mon Mar 03, 2014 7:51 am

Nishank wrote:Spurs next 4 PL fixtures:

Chelsea V Tottenham Sat 8 Mar
Europa League R16-Leg-1 Thu 13 Mar
Tottenham V Arsenal Sun 16 Mar
Europa League R16-Leg-2 Thu 20 Mar
Tottenham V Southampton Sun 23 Mar
Liverpool V Tottenham Sun 30 Mar

Make or break games for them.

by McAgger Mon Mar 03, 2014 9:06 am

Yeah I recommend you all check out Stev's post in GS.

by Helmer Mon Mar 03, 2014 10:32 am

iftikhar wrote:March Fixtures (all competitions)

Chelsea: Fulham (A), Spurs (H), Villa (A), Galatasaray (H), Arsenal (H), Palace (A)
Arsenal: Stoke (A), Everton (FAC), Munich (A), Spurs (A), Chelsea (A), City (H)
City: Sunderland (LC), Wigan (FAC), Barcelona (A), Hull (A), Fulham (H), United (A), Arsenal (A)
Liverpool: Southampton (A), Sunderland (H), United (A), Cardiff (A), Spurs (H)
The Sunderland game has been postponed due to their involvement in League Cup. I think it will be played mid-week sometimes in April.
Tottenham: Cardiff (H), Chelsea (A), Arsenal (H), Southampton (H), Liverpool (A)
If they overcome Dnipro, Spurs will have TWO Europa League games (March 13 & 20) as well.

Looking at the that fixture list of ours and our rivals', by end of March it would be more clear where do we stand
either 'in the very mix of title race'
or 'fighting 2nd or 3rd position'
or 'secured 4th place with some more assurance'
or 'still fighting for 4th spot'
hmm

by Curtinho Mon Mar 03, 2014 5:16 pm

I think the upcoming schedule is perfect, because of the timing of our fixtures with Chelsea, Man City, Tottenham and Man United we effectively have our season in our own hands. We will get to decide our place this year which is ideal.

At least IMO.

by McAgger Mon Mar 03, 2014 6:06 pm

Spurs are facing Benfica in the Round of 16 Thumbs up

It's going to be pretty tough.

by iftikhar Tue Mar 04, 2014 3:22 pm

March Fixtures (all competitions)

Chelsea: Fulham (3-1), Spurs (H), Villa (A), Galatasaray (H), Arsenal (H), Palace (A)
Arsenal: Stoke (0-1), Everton (FAC), Munich (A), Spurs (A), Chelsea (A), City (H)
City: Sunderland (3-1), Wigan (FAC), Barcelona (A), Hull (A), Fulham (H), United (A),Arsenal (A)
Liverpool: Southampton (3-0), United (A), Cardiff (A), Sunderland (H), Spurs (H)
Tottenham: Cardiff (1-0), Chelsea (A), Benfica (H), Arsenal (H), Benfica (A), Southampton (H), Liverpool (A)

by DeletedUser#1 Thu Mar 06, 2014 12:18 am

Highburied has started a wrong game with us Liverpool fans. He doesn't stand a chance...good luck to him, he'll need it big time Proud

by mr-r34 Thu Mar 06, 2014 1:57 am

It's not even just him, the way all arsenal fans(mainly IRL for me) talk shit about Liverpool because we haven't made the CL in a while, coming out of our darkest days mind you, with a smug smile on their face, like they have actually won a trophy in the last 8 years.

Chelsea or City everyday of the week over arsenal if we don't win the comp, and i bloody hate Chelsea fans.

It makes it even better knowing this is the best chance they've had to win the PL in a while, and they have actually spent money and they have no excuses really, yet are still behind us, and we barleyh have the squad to be competing for the T4.

by Red Alert Thu Mar 06, 2014 2:31 am

I love Arsenal fans.

They continue to gloat about being in the CL, but have never won it.
They continue to gloat about being in the CL, with no intent of winning it.
They continue to gloat about finishing in the top 4 spot, which is like a "trophy".
They continue to gloat about being a "top team" but haven't had any success in the last 8 years. (Although to be fair, they had to pay off the Emirates.)
They continue to gloat about playing the best football in the league, but it's quite clear in every sane fans eyes that Liverpool do. :coffee:

They continue to gloat about being a "better" team than we are, yet sit on the same points after 28 games and have bottled their best chance of winning the league in 10 years.
They continue to claim Suarez should be their player, and wanted to join them.

I really do love them. rofl

by Art Morte Thu Mar 06, 2014 9:52 am

I don't mind Arsenal as a club, so I find it a little difficult to hate their fans, either. Obviously there are bad apples among every set of supporters, though. But the club has been run smartly and I have a lot of respect for Wenger, so, well, I guess Arsenal are my favorite out of the big clubs in England whose name is not Liverpool. Not that I shy away from banter with their fans.

Man City, they and their fans have got too much too quickly. I don't know, I just find it a little annoying. Success brings more fans and they've bought success very fast, so they've kinda bought fans; there are so many City fans now who wouldn't have given a toss about the club five years ago.

Chelsea. Their owner is impossible to like and the way he's made his fortune. That's one big negative. Mourinho has turn more into a clown act than before, so that's another negative. Their fans, I guess they could be worse.

Anyway, Arsenal are on a too good trophyless streak to wish it to end, so out of those three clubs I still hope it's the two oil money clubs who win the trophies if it's not us.

by Helmer Thu Mar 06, 2014 12:52 pm

RA

spot on there
I wont like to generalise the whole Arsenal fans base because one or two people, like Art said. But the way few of them are acting and shitting about Liverpool all the time, it is pathetic, when it is clear to mother of football that they themselves screwed it big time and they themselves are the ones to be balmed for their own suffering. It is just pity that they dont realise it. I hope Arsenal does not win anything in this season, just because i dont want Suarez to feel bad about it and have a thought about leaving for any other club. To remind you all, keeping Suarez in the next season will be like a signing WC player once again. Because keeping Suarez will surely help us to get some other WC player with little more ease compared to without having Suarez in the team. So this way, that third spot has become a like a title to me.

by Red Alert Thu Mar 06, 2014 1:16 pm

Meh.

I respected Arsenal back in the day when they had Thierry and Bergkamp and played entertaining football.

I still prefer them over the likes of both the Mancs and Chelsea, (and Everton and Spurs) but I honestly hope they continue this trophy-drought.

by Red Alert Sat Mar 08, 2014 4:13 am

Arsenal - Everton (FA cup) and Chelsea - Spurs this weekend.

Hopefully they both draw. A FA cup match replay would do nicely and Spurs dropping points here would pretty much end their top 4 push. We can obviously gain some points on Chelsea if they drop points too.

by RedOranje Sat Mar 08, 2014 4:20 am

IF Chelsea drop points (and that's a damned big "if" given Mou's record at home with Chelsea and Spurs' record at Stamford Bridge) we will have the opportunity to close to within 2 points of them with a win at Old Trafford. That would, assuming we are able to match them for results, make the match at Anfield an opportunity to overtake them.

A lot of "ifs" there but also a huge opportunity if it happens.

Chelsea will most likely win tomorrow though so it won't matter.

by Red Alert Sat Mar 08, 2014 4:23 am

Have some faith. :coffee:

by El Chelsea Fuerte Sat Mar 08, 2014 4:37 am

Unlucky for you Hazard's injury midweek was not too serious because he is available for selection...or maybe it is but an injured Hazard is still a lot better than anyone else Chelsea has Laughing

by RedOranje Sat Mar 08, 2014 4:48 am

Yea, because Chelsea certainly don't have any other players who can play a in a creative role in behind/around the forward or anything like that. Rolling Eyes

by El Chelsea Fuerte Sat Mar 08, 2014 4:55 am

RedOranje wrote:Yea, because Chelsea certainly don't have any other players who can play a in a creative role in behind/around the forward or anything like that.

Hazard is the only one who has been producing those moments of magic which are getting Chelsea the points (certainly not the only reason, however!). Other than him they have Oscar, Schurrle and Willian. Oscar is not as effective as he has been this season, Willian is not really creative but a great team player and Schurrle works best when the ball is fed to him (because he acts like a forward!). Losing Hazard would be a huge blow at this stage, although not an irreversible blow.

In fact Mourinho recently claimed that he would play a not-fully match fit Hazard because of what he brings that others do not.

by RedOranje Sat Mar 08, 2014 5:19 am

Oscar, Schurrle, Salah, and Willian (and to a lesser extent so can Lampard) can all produce the type of magic needed to win a match on any given day, even if they haven't shown it much this season. If any club in the PL has no real right or reason to complain about depth issues or injury scares it's Chelsea.

by El Chelsea Fuerte Sat Mar 08, 2014 6:00 am

RedOranje wrote:Oscar, Schurrle, Salah, and Willian (and to a lesser extent so can Lampard) can all produce the type of magic needed to win a match on any given day, even if they haven't shown it much this season. If any club in the PL has no real right or reason to complain about depth issues or injury scares it's Chelsea.

When a club loses its main player through injury, supporters are naturally going to be some unhappy folks. For example, if Ronaldo were to get injured for Real Madrid I'm sure we would forgive Madrid fans for making a big deal out of it despite the players they have to potentially replace him with. Of course, if they were to turn those grievances into complaints that Ronaldo's injury costing them the league (otherwise they would have won it), then that would not be justified.

As in the case here, Chelsea fans getting worried about losing their main attacking player is justified, even if they have other players to replace him with, due to his prominence. No one is making any other complaints as of yet.

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