Quite right too, imo.
Quite right too, imo.
Quite right but Arsene could do with accepting criticism a little more gracefully.
I'm not sure that would help. People would see it as weakness, a lack of self-belief.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mo Britain less Europe
The nature of the business means a manager nowadays must be his own most implacable advocate.
If there one thing Arsene can be relied on for it is his sense of self-belief.Quote:
Originally Posted by redgunamo
And his mental strength.
Two things. Self belief and mental strength.
And dropping a little bit physically in the second half.
Three things.
AMONGST the things that Arsene can be relied on ARE .....
Talking in a silly Inspector Cleuso accent even though he's been here 20 years
OJ Made in America part 4 the other night, Herb. Quite superb even the second time around.Quote:
Originally Posted by Herbette Chapman - aged 15
Oh, He's a proud Frenchman. He has the same intrinsic, ineffaceable contempt for speaking English as the English do for speaking French.Quote:
Originally Posted by Herbette Chapman - aged 15
Yes. Although it did strike me at one stage that all this fuss over a common-or-garden narcissistic psychopath is simply evidence that America is fûcking weird about race in a way that no country on earth can match - which we kind of already knew. Enjoyable programme, though.Quote:
Originally Posted by World's End Stella
I would have put Fuhrman on the stand even after the tapes came out and let Cochrane et al do their best. I would have thought the 'yes, I was like that but have changed' line would have been better than him taking the 5th. Also, there was a former boss of his who was black who claimed he had changed and that he was a good police officer, surely he could have testified as well?Quote:
Originally Posted by Burney
The prosecution was as incompetent as the defence was immoral, I think.
Adams would probably do a better job at Granada if he had a few pints in the morning.