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Apologies - it was a Facebook link to the Arsenal Fan TV..... for some reason when posted on here it's not available.....

If anyone knows why I'll sort and repost - otherwise please ignore....

Pity cos it was bloody funny!! <laugh>
 
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By the way.Why are Leyton Orient doing their level best to go out of the League? Are they going to play on the Hackney Marshes as a non league team while West Ham move to their ground?
 
I was reading about retired American basketball players that earned at least 100 million dollars during their career....and are now broke.
Gosh,a 100 quid is a lot to me but....a 100 million?
Do our footballers today have the sense to look after their money,I wonder?
 
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Dier Hard said:
Arsene Wenger tells Arsenal fans to behave like Tottenham

http://www.skysports.com/football/n...r-tells-arsenal-fans-to-behave-like-tottenham

The article itself doesn't actually say much if truth be told but the headline is enough for me to smile at.
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If Arsenal fans behaved like Tottenham fans, then they'd follow Spurs.
Odd to see a man that's been given so much patience having a dig at his own supporters, though.
I wonder if it's a sign that he's on the way out?
 
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PleaseNotPoll said:
If Arsenal fans behaved like Tottenham fans, then they'd follow Spurs.
Odd to see a man that's been given so much patience having a dig at his own supporters, though.
I wonder if it's a sign that he's on the way out?
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He seems untouchable because of his success in the past. It's hard to sack a proven winner, especially when his teams flatter to deceive.

But a dozen years of failing to address obvious deficiencies, ensuring that they remain perpetual nearly men, but never winners, must cost him eventually.
 
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