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Re: Patricks Mountain B*ll*x

Postby Slim » Fri Jul 01, 2011 12:09 pm

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Niall Quinns Discopants wrote:
mr_nool wrote:Nothing beats a good Husqvarna - the king chain saws. Great pic!


Typical Swede.


Idiot, this is a swede...

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that's three swedes


One more and we'd have a Eurovision winner.
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Re: Patricks Mountain B*ll*x

Postby mr_nool » Fri Jul 01, 2011 12:14 pm

Slim wrote:
Scatman wrote:
Slim wrote:
Niall Quinns Discopants wrote:
mr_nool wrote:Nothing beats a good Husqvarna - the king chain saws. Great pic!


Typical Swede.


Idiot, this is a swede...

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that's three swedes


One more and we'd have a Eurovision winner.


Three Swedes are just as good as four. This strapping, brotherly trio won the Eurovision in -84.
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Re: Patricks Mountain B*ll*x

Postby Patrick » Fri Jul 01, 2011 12:15 pm

Slim wrote:
Scatman wrote:
Slim wrote:
Niall Quinns Discopants wrote:
mr_nool wrote:Nothing beats a good Husqvarna - the king chain saws. Great pic!


Typical Swede.


Idiot, this is a swede...

Image


that's three swedes


One more and we'd have a Eurovision winner.


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Re: Patricks Mountain B*ll*x

Postby Avalon » Fri Jul 01, 2011 12:58 pm

Slim wrote:
Scatman wrote:
Slim wrote:
Niall Quinns Discopants wrote:
mr_nool wrote:Nothing beats a good Husqvarna - the king chain saws. Great pic!


Typical Swede.


Idiot, this is a swede...

Image


that's three swedes


One more and we'd have a Eurovision winner.


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Re: Patricks Mountain B*ll*x

Postby colonel_muck » Fri Jul 01, 2011 5:44 pm

I really don't like Arsenal. Or maybe more specifically, Arsene Wenger. Breed young players and get a team to start gelling together only to sell them on when they want more money. If Fabregas, Nasri and Arshavin all go this summer there are few players he would be willing to buy (with his stubborn refusal to move with the market) that would get them playing at the level they would need to be at.

What we will get is a talented crop of youngsters that Paul Merson and Alan Shearer will tell us have huge potential 'not this year but not too far off, they'll be challenging again' and by the time they are ready to mount a challenge, Jack Wilshere expresses his desire to play for Man Utd and it goes round and round.

Does anyone know any arseanl fans? What are they making of all this? It's looking more and more to me that the only way they can truly move forward is to sack Arsene...
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Re: Patricks Mountain B*ll*x

Postby DoomMerchant » Fri Jul 01, 2011 5:50 pm

colonel_muck wrote:I really don't like Arsenal. Or maybe more specifically, Arsene Wenger. Breed young players and get a team to start gelling together only to sell them on when they want more money. If Fabregas, Nasri and Arshavin all go this summer there are few players he would be willing to buy (with his stubborn refusal to move with the market) that would get them playing at the level they would need to be at.

What we will get is a talented crop of youngsters that Paul Merson and Alan Shearer will tell us have huge potential 'not this year but not too far off, they'll be challenging again' and by the time they are ready to mount a challenge, Jack Wilshere expresses his desire to play for Man Utd and it goes round and round.

Does anyone know any arseanl fans? What are they making of all this? It's looking more and more to me that the only way they can truly move forward is to sack Arsene...


arsenal fans think they are stealing money from us for both Clichy and Nasri if we stump up 27M for both. They feel they have LB coverage and feel that if both Fabs and Nasri go they can be replaced. Also, they didn't exactly prove themselves winners, so Arsenal fans are not, uhm, well, arsed, as it were.

Gunners fans think we are mugs and that we are going to fund their purchase of a couple great players this window and that they will kick our asses next year. They only sell to us because our wallet is large and they don't see us as the threat they see the Rags as, so they are willing to do business with us.


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Re: Patricks Mountain B*ll*x

Postby colonel_muck » Fri Jul 01, 2011 5:56 pm

DoomMerchant wrote:
colonel_muck wrote:I really don't like Arsenal. Or maybe more specifically, Arsene Wenger. Breed young players and get a team to start gelling together only to sell them on when they want more money. If Fabregas, Nasri and Arshavin all go this summer there are few players he would be willing to buy (with his stubborn refusal to move with the market) that would get them playing at the level they would need to be at.

What we will get is a talented crop of youngsters that Paul Merson and Alan Shearer will tell us have huge potential 'not this year but not too far off, they'll be challenging again' and by the time they are ready to mount a challenge, Jack Wilshere expresses his desire to play for Man Utd and it goes round and round.

Does anyone know any arseanl fans? What are they making of all this? It's looking more and more to me that the only way they can truly move forward is to sack Arsene...


arsenal fans think they are stealing money from us for both Clichy and Nasri if we stump up 27M for both. They feel they have LB coverage and feel that if both Fabs and Nasri go they can be replaced. Also, they didn't exactly prove themselves winners, so Arsenal fans are not, uhm, well, arsed, as it were.



Gunners fans think we are mugs and that we are going to fund their purchase of a couple great players this window and that they will kick our asses next year. They only sell to us because our wallet is large and they don't see us as the threat they see the Rags as, so they are willing to do business with us.


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Yes but, even so, they MUST know their manager isn't going to spend it!!! Fabregas, Nasri, Arshavin. There are better players out there but they're the kind of players you need to be breaking the bank for. There is no doubt your Sneijders and Sanchez's would be interested in offers from arsenal, but if wenger isn't prepared to meet the asking price of their clubs it's a total dead end. It might be our fault, it might be Chelsea's but the market has changed dramatically, and he refuses to accept this!
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Re: Patricks Mountain B*ll*x

Postby Niall Quinns Discopants » Sat Jul 02, 2011 10:25 am

colonel_muck wrote:I really don't like Arsenal. Or maybe more specifically, Arsene Wenger. Breed young players and get a team to start gelling together only to sell them on when they want more money. If Fabregas, Nasri and Arshavin all go this summer there are few players he would be willing to buy (with his stubborn refusal to move with the market) that would get them playing at the level they would need to be at.

What we will get is a talented crop of youngsters that Paul Merson and Alan Shearer will tell us have huge potential 'not this year but not too far off, they'll be challenging again' and by the time they are ready to mount a challenge, Jack Wilshere expresses his desire to play for Man Utd and it goes round and round.

Does anyone know any arseanl fans? What are they making of all this? It's looking more and more to me that the only way they can truly move forward is to sack Arsene...


Arsenal have a plan. They are trying to pay back for Emirates in very ambitious schedual. When they have paid back fully, they are virtually loan free with great stadia and turnover. Sacrifice they have made for that plan is that they just try and hang onto Champion's League position with minimum investment and maximum income, most of which will be spent on loan payments. Wenger is the best manager in the world to execute that plan. Unfortunately for them the way things have moved in football world in recent years, that gives them little chance for any major trophies apart from maybe odd cup run.

If you are "Gunner for life", I'm sure you will think that is excellent business plan as when they have paid their loans they will be in excellent position. If you are some fair weather fan, I'm sure you'll think that's a crap plan with little immediate reward.
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Re: Patricks Mountain B*ll*x

Postby john@staustell » Sat Jul 02, 2011 10:58 am

Niall Quinns Discopants wrote:
colonel_muck wrote:I really don't like Arsenal. Or maybe more specifically, Arsene Wenger. Breed young players and get a team to start gelling together only to sell them on when they want more money. If Fabregas, Nasri and Arshavin all go this summer there are few players he would be willing to buy (with his stubborn refusal to move with the market) that would get them playing at the level they would need to be at.

What we will get is a talented crop of youngsters that Paul Merson and Alan Shearer will tell us have huge potential 'not this year but not too far off, they'll be challenging again' and by the time they are ready to mount a challenge, Jack Wilshere expresses his desire to play for Man Utd and it goes round and round.

Does anyone know any arseanl fans? What are they making of all this? It's looking more and more to me that the only way they can truly move forward is to sack Arsene...


Arsenal have a plan. They are trying to pay back for Emirates in very ambitious schedual. When they have paid back fully, they are virtually loan free with great stadia and turnover. Sacrifice they have made for that plan is that they just try and hang onto Champion's League position with minimum investment and maximum income, most of which will be spent on loan payments. Wenger is the best manager in the world to execute that plan. Unfortunately for them the way things have moved in football world in recent years, that gives them little chance for any major trophies apart from maybe odd cup run.

If you are "Gunner for life", I'm sure you will think that is excellent business plan as when they have paid their loans they will be in excellent position. If you are some fair weather fan, I'm sure you'll think that's a crap plan with little immediate reward.


A lot of Gooners-for-life, though, seem to think that it could just be that the priority is to give Kronke his constant and increasing dividend payments, and whatever else he has, rather than speculate by borrowing a couple more quid to win the Premiership and thereby increase income more. This also seems to be the view of Uzmanov and Lady Nina Bracewell-Smith.

I'm a firm believer that football clubs are there to win stuff for the fans, not to make money, profits or even break even.

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