Cannot wait for tomo. I got a ticket to the game and dying with anticipation. First game I will be seeing since I moved back to London so my first game in nearly 5 years. Not a bad way to re-start. As for the game itself I reckon the team will be Ramsey on the right and Caz in the middle with Wilshere and Walcott coming of the bench. Don't see Wenger taking a 'chance'. My choice would be Theo starting on the right and Ramsey in the middle.
Wales vs Belgium for a start - if that doesn't get you excited then nothing will! I just wish I had tickets tbh
The problem is the band wagon jumpers have bought all the tickets I used to go to Wales games regularly when they played in Wrexham
It's true, but I have to say I enjoyed the games much more during Mark Hughes time in front of 70k (mostly of bandwagon jumpers) when we were the best supported side in Europe, than when Coleman started off and we got 6k in Parc Y Sgarlets (in Llanelli for those who don't know). EDIT - at least there's a wagon to jump onto now!
Saw this on the bbc match thread. Arsenal players singing she wore a yellow ribbon the Spanish guys crack me up! ozil looks confused lol
It's ****ing wrong though,the ****ers at the FAW would rather use a ****ing rugby ground in South Wales than play in Wrexham
I know what you mean, North Wales deserves international football, and the Wrexham area is a hot bed of football. But didn't the Racecourse lose it's 'international accreditation' (or whatever it's called) when all those ****ers in charge tried to run the club into the ground, I think since the University bought the ground, and the fans were allowed to buy into the club, they've got it back now, so hopefully there will be more games up North...
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/32939186 Interview with wenger prior to today's game. Some interesting stuff in there. "Watch Gabby Logan's extended interview with Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger ahead of the FA Cup Final. In a wide-ranging chat with the Gunners boss he talks about the following topics: 0 mins - winning the FA Cup last year, securing Arsenal's first trophy for nine years 4 mins - reflections on joining Arsenal 16 years ago and the spirit of the English game 6 mins - Tim Sherwood and Aston Villa 7.30 mins - Failure against Monaco in the Champions League 10 mins - Key victories this season against Manchester City and Manchester United 12 mins - Ozil, Sanchez and the finances at Arsenal 15 mins - Management style & his half-time team talks 16.30 mins - Retirement plans"
This is it, I'm all readied up, and will be heading to Wembley now, hopefully we get the job done and make history!
