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2010-2011 football (soccer) thread - Page 171
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RyanRushia
United States2748 Posts
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anImaru
United States106 Posts
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Ayush_SCtoss
India3050 Posts
And now Nasri misses a one on one  | ||
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SuperJongMan
Jamaica11586 Posts
Yayyyyy Robinhooooo~~~~~ | ||
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Ayush_SCtoss
India3050 Posts
(((((((((We need defenders. But I really wouldn't like it if Wenger leaves, dunno about you guys. | ||
Liquid`Drone
Norway28697 Posts
On April 25 2011 01:27 anImaru wrote: Don't even need to watch to know Rooney's goal vs Man City is going to win. it is and it should, but the video should be watched for berbatov's three goals alone. rooney's might be goal of the season period though, so it doesnt matter how good the others are. | ||
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RajaF
Canada530 Posts
On April 25 2011 01:52 Ayush_SCtoss wrote: Its over. We aren't going to win this championship this year (((((((((We need defenders. But I really wouldn't like it if Wenger leaves, dunno about you guys. People who keep asking for Wenger to leave are just morons. Our beloved gunners would of probably been out of the top four a long time ago if it was not for him. However, the clock is starting to tick on him. If he does not win something next year I think his job will be in danger, especially if he actually starts to spend and they still lose out on everything. | ||
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Sanctimonius
United Kingdom861 Posts
Arsenal have been able to build a new, state-of-the-art stadium which was needed - t'old one was just that; old, and it was holding back their potential revenues. Arsenal are not quite debt free, but are doing better than any other team in Britain on that score, and their revenues are extremely high. Despite this new investment and one of the lowest spending budgets in the top half of the Premiership they have managed to get a team that is almost complete and continues to challenge for the top accolades. It's perhaps a sign of how well Wenger did before that Arsenal fans have such high expectations - despite low spending they are still a top four side, reach the finals of major trophies and do well in Europe every season. Still it would be great if just once he got out the chequebook and was willing to overhaul the team. My friend and I were talking about it - we would like to see the back of Rosicky, Eboue, Squillaci and Denilson, possibly Bendtner too. Almunia apparently can't cut it, and Fabianski isn't exactly the solid keeper that everyone would like as a number two (heh). As for purchases, we came up with (maybe) Micah Richards, Cahill from Bolton, van der Wiel, Hazard, potentially Sakho and although I doubt we'd get him, Lukaku, and, for me, I would like to see Sorenson as backup for Sczscesny and Parker as someone who can cyle in the midfield - Song needs backup, if he's not fit they have nothing to replace him with, and parker can do this role (see England vs Wales) but also play further forward. Add to this he is a strong character, which has been a bit lacking since Newcastle and the Cup Final. But then I just like Parker  | ||
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white_box921
United Kingdom967 Posts
I am sure the idea of replace wenger has appeared to the arsenal board, but it boils down to 'who is the replacement' | ||
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Ganjamaster
Argentina475 Posts
I agree that he needs to win something, and Arsenal could have some major signings. I think what they might be lacking is a big centerforward with handling skills (a la Bergkamp), a Vieira-like defensive midfielder and of course, a decent GK. | ||
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Airship
United States465 Posts
On April 26 2011 03:06 Ganjamaster wrote: Getting rid of Wenger would be a completely ridiculous and retarded move, he is one of the best coaches and SCOUTS in the game. It is completely astounding how many good young players he gets every season for absolutely no money and develops them into elite players such as Nasri and Fabregas. It is incredible how he gets other technically bad players such as Bendtner and makes them play at a higher potential and also makes them worth a lot more than they really are when they are eventually sold. I agree that he needs to win something, and Arsenal could have some major signings. I think what they might be lacking is a big centerforward with handling skills (a la Bergkamp), a Vieira-like defensive midfielder and of course, a decent GK. That's some incredibly desperate praise for a manager who has been terrible for like 5 years now while in charge of a team that's definitely capable of winning silverware. | ||
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Klive5ive
United Kingdom6056 Posts
On April 26 2011 03:13 Airship wrote: That's some incredibly desperate praise for a manager who has been terrible for like 5 years now while in charge of a team that's definitely capable of winning silverware. I think the truth lies somewhere in between. Yes Wenger has done well to find great young players and get them to their potential. But that isn't to say some-one else couldn't have done better. Wenger has weaknesses too and maybe his time has past. | ||
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UdderChaos
United Kingdom707 Posts
On April 26 2011 03:06 Ganjamaster wrote: Getting rid of Wenger would be a completely ridiculous and retarded move, he is one of the best coaches and SCOUTS in the game. It is completely astounding how many good young players he gets every season for absolutely no money and develops them into elite players such as Nasri and Fabregas. It is incredible how he gets other technically bad players such as Bendtner and makes them play at a higher potential and also makes them worth a lot more than they really are when they are eventually sold. I agree that he needs to win something, and Arsenal could have some major signings. I think what they might be lacking is a big centerforward with handling skills (a la Bergkamp), a Vieira-like defensive midfielder and of course, a decent GK. Im sorry but Wenger's youth program is hardly as godly as everyone makes out, this is displayed by his lack of trophies. Arsenal have invested so much into their youth program and fabragas was the only world class talent to come out of it in recent years, hardly an incredible success when you look at other clubs like Manchester and barca and who has also come out of their youth programs. I think fergie has got what Wenger needs, which is the ability to actually win stuff with youth as well as the talent to pick them out and mature them. I think he would do well to make some buys over the summer, especially in defense and up front. | ||
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Ganjamaster
Argentina475 Posts
On April 26 2011 03:30 UdderChaos wrote: Im sorry but Wenger's youth program is hardly as godly as everyone makes out, this is displayed by his lack of trophies. Arsenal have invested so much into their youth program and fabragas was the only world class talent to come out of it in recent years, hardly an incredible success when you look at other clubs like Manchester and barca and who has also come out of their youth programs. I think fergie has got what Wenger needs, which is the ability to actually win stuff with youth as well as the talent to pick them out and mature them. I think he would do well to make some buys over the summer, especially in defense and up front. Fergie has used his clubs wallet to buy world class players which make up his whole team: Rooney, Berbatov, Hernandez, Tevez, Van Nistelrooy Wenger produced world class players, you guys have a real short memory: Fabregas, Nasri, Henry, Vieira, Pires, Ljunberg.... All of those were nobodies until Arsene Wenger made them into the fantastic player they are/became. Lasting quality is something you dont find around the corner and many of you Arsenal fans who cry for his head will in a few years ask yourselves what have you really done. | ||
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Airship
United States465 Posts
On April 26 2011 03:47 Ganjamaster wrote: Fergie has used his clubs wallet to buy world class players which make up his whole team: Rooney, Berbatov, Hernandez, Tevez, Van Nistelrooy Wenger produced world class players, you guys have a real short memory: Fabregas, Nasri, Henry, Vieira, Pires, Ljunberg.... All of those were nobodies until Arsene Wenger made them into the fantastic player they are/became. Lasting quality is something you dont find around the corner and many of you Arsenal fans who cry for his head will in a few years ask yourselves what have you really done. For as much as Wenger's ability to produce fantastic players out of young talent is lauded, it's curious then how Arsenal only have three decent players in the entire team. | ||
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zulu_nation8
China26351 Posts
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TemplarCo.
Mexico2870 Posts
On April 26 2011 04:25 Airship wrote: For as much as Wenger's ability to produce fantastic players out of young talent is lauded, it's curious then how Arsenal only have three decent players in the entire team. It's not just 3 decent players, they're their best 3 players, cause Arsenal has quite a good line-up overall, the players are just not that known cause in their world teams their not the main stars like how Fabragas and van Persie. | ||
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Mavkar
Germany592 Posts
How do you watch today and who are you rooting for? I'm rooting for Schalke, not because I'm a supporter, just for Germanys success. It has been a while, that a german team won something international. So GO GO Schalke! | ||
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TArujo
Portugal1687 Posts
GOGO Raul, tonight is your night :D | ||
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toadyy
United Kingdom179 Posts
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