Football musings

Lob · #1 14.02.2006, 15:54

I hope not as the wife'll kill me. But I've finally organised something so I do hope I am in the clear.......and home in time to watch Liverpool -vs- Arsenal.

smbuzby · #2 14.02.2006, 16:56

Another liverpool fan? On the same forum?

Lob · #3 14.02.2006, 17:09

oh no, my team is playing Stuttgart this week

but it'd be nice to see Wenger's Violent Lot get a stuffing

smbuzby · #4 14.02.2006, 17:21

I agree there. I love it when Arsenal get stuffed. And Man U. And Chelsea. And Everton. Especially Man U though. And especially Everton.

Lob · #5 15.02.2006, 09:43

oh we did what only one team has done in the league this season last Saturday.....

So are you proper Scouse or one of those who, if born in the 80s would support ManU and if born in the 90s is Chelski?

I used to live on North Hill Street in Toxteth......

gooner · #6 15.02.2006, 10:01

	Quote:	smbuzby
	I agree there. I love it when Arsenal get stuffed...

Remember 1989 for last gasp goals?

smbuzby · #7 15.02.2006, 10:07

I am one of those......... From Kent actually. But in my defence, what do we have down there? Gillingham for pities sake. To my credit, most of my peers in the area are Man U and Arsenal fans...... Indeed, I only know one Gilligham fan at all.

Lob · #8 15.02.2006, 10:27

	Quote:	learmont
	Remember 1989 for last gasp goals?

frankly, that's all you have to cling onto this season, huh?

gooner · #9 15.02.2006, 10:36

Having made the transition from a great team to a crap one, can't really even hang on to that.

Lob · #10 15.02.2006, 10:38

	Quote:	learmont
	Having made the transition from a great team to a crap one, can't really even hang on to that.

Wenger's transfer policy should be written on bog roll, that's for sure!

gooner · #11 15.02.2006, 10:47

You mean his recent transfer policy?

Lob · #12 15.02.2006, 15:31

going from undefeated in a season to the premiership's whipping boys on the road takes some doing.

Been to Sunderland yet?

gooner · #13 16.02.2006, 09:51

Pascal Cygan is a muppet. Lehmann is a loose cannon. Why we sold Vieira I'll never know, and he recently said he wanted to stay. If you were Henry, you'd want to go to Barcelona and play behind Ronaldhino. Pires still wanders about doing his own thing. Bergie (bless his soul) has made his long-haul journey. Sol's in trouble. The rest of the team has an average age of about 19. I see hardships ahead, I can only hope that Wenger's had some vision that will pull us back up in a couple of seasons time.

Lob · #14 20.02.2006, 14:58

Lehmann.....haha, he should be in WWF

Cygan was a donkey then he wasn't for a while and now he is. Sol is *gone*; Swiss-boy is MIA right now and the musketeer-bloke is a diver and uninspiring.

Thierry should va-va-voom to Barca. The ship is sinking!

gooner · #15 20.02.2006, 15:12

It's all about as inspiring as Sunderland managing to get into double figures.

Lob · #16 20.02.2006, 15:16

being anti-Mackem myself, I'd be happy to see them smash their own record.

We're still in line for two cups and to avoid religation. Juninho would be proud of us

gooner · #17 22.02.2006, 08:50

1 - 0 to the Arsenal, 1 - 0 to the Arsenal...

Lob · #18 22.02.2006, 08:59

shocking, huh??!?

Still Thierry will be playing more often in Spain next season

mark · #19 22.02.2006, 09:03

I've changed the title of this thread, as it got seriously off topic and had nothing at all to do with being someone's valentine. Now people who have zero interest in football can avoid clicking the thread and getting something they aren't interested in...

So the bottom line... You are now officially back on topic

Mark

gooner · #20 22.02.2006, 09:26

Aye, I reckon he was showing off for Barca... apparently been house hunting and sampling the pata negra iberico.

What's so shocking? Real blow hot and cold, it's not unusual to see them take a pasting, big names doesn't mean big game.