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The Not-Quite-So-Special One is beginning to make himself look childish, petulant, and stupid - very much like one or two Chav posters to this site.

Also, he is making himself look desperate. Yes, they had a great win against £ity, but it was only great because all the clever money is on £ity walking the title. Maureen knows that, but he won't accept it with grace.
 
Jose should go Arry style, and say any half decent manager should win the PL with that Citeh squad.
Next WUM would be their PL away form.
And if they have a slight slump, then question the manager/squad bottle.
 
The RDBD said:
Jose should go Arry style, and say any half decent manager should win the PL with that Citeh squad.
Next WUM would be their PL away form.
And if they have a slight slump, then question the manager/squad bottle.
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If he was going to copy Harry, I'd rather he publicly tapped himself up for the England job, crippling the club's form and costing them qualification for the Champions League.
 
Whinger is now having a pop at Ozil. The player flattered to deceive when he first appeared, and all the Gooners were giving it large about him being the best buy, and were thanking us for letting Bale go so that Real had to sell; but now that Ozil has been found out and is proving to be a complete flop, Whinger is left wondering what he could have bought for £42 million. Of course, Arsenal's skint-flint owners won't be making any more funds available to him in a hurry.

Now, we can see exactly why Whinger's not had money to spend in the past, because he clearly has no idea how to buy expensive players.
 
Ozil doesn't look interested. When he arrived he was full of beans, talking about moving to Arsenal to win the title and champions league. What's made him deflated? <whistle> as considering the position the goons are in, you wwould expect such players to be motivated. It's like reality has kicked in.
 
That training ground bust-up certainly won't have helped matters.

Some sort of fracture seems to be occurring at AFC, and an implosion seems imminent.

As for Ozil, I'm so glad we didn't buy him. He's looking like one of the worst buys in recent times, and I doubt that you'd find anyone prepared to offer more than £15 million for him, now.
 
WeaZil, an expensive Rosicky replacement at best. Why put yourself out when you can earn upwards of 100k a week on the bench. As soon as Ramsey is back that's where he'll be.
 
deedub93 said:
Depends if he bothers to put any effort in. Once Wenger has a new contract he can please himself, and probably will.
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Ozil never has and never will be the type of player to chase every ball or to run for the full 90 minutes. He is a luxury player which Aresnal should be aware of as he was just this at Madrid.
 
EatMyHole said:
Ozil never has and never will be the type of player to chase every ball or to run for the full 90 minutes. He is a luxury player which Aresnal should be aware of as he was just this at Madrid.
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True. I think Wenger has to shoulder the blame for his lack of form, too often he ends up picking the ball up deep when he should be looking to get some space in the final third. At Madrid he only really got on the ball in the final third, or occasionally earlier when his team were countering. Wenger seems to want him to be in charge of setting up attacks but that's not really how he works.
 
Hm.

People here seem to be suggesting that Le Prof isn't quite as clever as some (ie. mainly Gooners and the Gooner-loving press) have made him out to be. Then again, I cannot blame you. Look at the recent evidence: lazy Ozil, loaning a player for 3 months who happens to be injured for at least 4 months, training ground punch-ups... It's not exactly the stuff of fantasy, is it!
 
Well done Baggies! Still doesn't quite atone for the 3 points they were robbed of at Stamford Bridge but that's another brig point that an Anichebe goal has got them against a top 4 side.
 
Chavs showing exactly why they don't stand a scooby of winning the title.

Baggies 1 v 1 Chavs.

It's £ity's to throw away.
 
Still no team pulling away yet at the top from the herd.
Looks like we will have to wait til the end of March for the real debris to settle.
 
It means Liverpool and Spurs are still in touch, albeit rank outsiders. As HIAG says, City's to lose. 80 points might win it at this rate - which, coincidentally, is just what Utd can manage with 13 wins :emoticon-0103-cool:
 
The spread from 1 to 6 seems to be steady though at 8-9 pts.
Again, I reckon the end of March should settle who will finish 1-4.
 
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