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jeepers
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HAH I too hope that happens, impossible though. If not Ronaldo and ROBERT PIRES would have been banned for a lifetime already hee.
Rivalry at home now, rivalry! Tense, tense!
NOOOOOOOO touching wood, touching wood! It's better it died now, instead of later. The atmosphere at Old Trafford would be way too electric for it to hold up; at least now it's still repairable.
Wenger losing confidence of senior Arsenal players
tribalfootball.com - April 13, 2008
Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger is facing a dressing room revolt ahead of today's Premiership crunch match against Manchester United.
The News of the World says unhappy stars are questioning the manager over tactics and team selection. After losing to Liverpool in midweek, there is a growing tension between managers and some players.
One Gunners source said: "The turning point was going out of the FA Cup to Manchester United, the team hasn't recovered from that.
"Suddenly there are major inquests going on. Nobody can understand why Kolo Toure was played at right-back instead of centre-half in big games, everybody can see Emmanuel Eboue isn't a midfielder and there is too much pressure on Cesc Fabregas to carry the team.
"Arsene wants to play attractive, passing football but some of the senior players think he's breeding a team of youngsters who think it's OK to just play well without having to actually graft to win games.
"There isn't a winning mentality like there is at Manchester United or Chelsea. There doesn't seem to be a win-at-all-cost attitude."
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Rivalry at home now, rivalry! Tense, tense!
NOOOOOOOO touching wood, touching wood! It's better it died now, instead of later. The atmosphere at Old Trafford would be way too electric for it to hold up; at least now it's still repairable.
Wenger losing confidence of senior Arsenal players
tribalfootball.com - April 13, 2008
Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger is facing a dressing room revolt ahead of today's Premiership crunch match against Manchester United.
The News of the World says unhappy stars are questioning the manager over tactics and team selection. After losing to Liverpool in midweek, there is a growing tension between managers and some players.
One Gunners source said: "The turning point was going out of the FA Cup to Manchester United, the team hasn't recovered from that.
"Suddenly there are major inquests going on. Nobody can understand why Kolo Toure was played at right-back instead of centre-half in big games, everybody can see Emmanuel Eboue isn't a midfielder and there is too much pressure on Cesc Fabregas to carry the team.
"Arsene wants to play attractive, passing football but some of the senior players think he's breeding a team of youngsters who think it's OK to just play well without having to actually graft to win games.
"There isn't a winning mentality like there is at Manchester United or Chelsea. There doesn't seem to be a win-at-all-cost attitude."
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wa so cool one ah? hmmm can consider it next time! okok, really gna be off to my friend's place now.
fuzztremecho
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red devils by 1 ball
likely scorers
1) C.Ronaldo
2) Rooney
thats about it I have rite now
red devils by 1 ball
likely scorers
1) C.Ronaldo
2) Rooney
thats about it I have rite now
jeepers
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Luck, pure luck.
Arsenal should've been ahead by two at half-time.
Honestly I didn't think the Gilberto tackle was a foul, and that proved crucial. Brilliant freekick by Hargreaves, he worked tirelessly.
Scholes was absolutely disappointing. The introduction of Anderson and Tevez was the right one. They got into the game right away; their energy, determination and persistence was a joy to watch, and really stood out for Man Utd.
Play like that in any of the other matches and they'll be screwing themselves in the balls. The whole team performance was discouraging, especially with a good few crucial matches still to come.
Defence was all over the place; it was extremely frustrating to see them defend like schoolboys. Adebayor's goal, who to blame. Rio reacted as if he got a shout from Van Der Sar, but a defender should know never ever to take chances in the penalty box.
Man Utd didn't win it, Arsenal lost it.
Arsenal should've been ahead by two at half-time.
Honestly I didn't think the Gilberto tackle was a foul, and that proved crucial. Brilliant freekick by Hargreaves, he worked tirelessly.
Scholes was absolutely disappointing. The introduction of Anderson and Tevez was the right one. They got into the game right away; their energy, determination and persistence was a joy to watch, and really stood out for Man Utd.
Play like that in any of the other matches and they'll be screwing themselves in the balls. The whole team performance was discouraging, especially with a good few crucial matches still to come.
Defence was all over the place; it was extremely frustrating to see them defend like schoolboys. Adebayor's goal, who to blame. Rio reacted as if he got a shout from Van Der Sar, but a defender should know never ever to take chances in the penalty box.
Man Utd didn't win it, Arsenal lost it.
zullio
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i totally agree with you man.. Arsenal totally controlled the first half and ManUtd we lucky not to concede then..
but hargreaves freekick was sweet. he deserved it, really worked hard..
almost a clear road to the title now!
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