Useless Kraut cünt in goal. Shîte defenders. No creativity.

I preferred it when we were shîte but had at least 3 no.10s to give us some occasional magic.

I want Ozil and Rambo starting.

We might at least score some sexy goals even if we'll still not get top 4.

Useless bunch of donkeys.

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I preferred it when we were shîte but had at least 3 no.10s to give us some occasional magic.

I want Ozil and Rambo starting.

We might at least score some sexy goals even if we'll still not get top 4.

Useless bunch of donkeys.

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Nah. The shít dago plodder likes workrate. Nothing else. He hates creative players. Hence persisting with the useless clown Guendouzi, whose sole attribute is talentless ubiquity. In that respect, he’s the greasy-haired fùckpig’s perfect player.
No doubt we’ll hear lots of excuses from hypocrites who’d have delightedly crucified an AW side for exactly the same sort of limp performance against one of the worst teams in the league.
Anyway, at least now this dago’s honeymoon is well and truly over, we can see him for the dreary, useless bàstard he truly is.

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Nah. The shít dago plodder likes workrate. Nothing else. He hates creative players. Hence persisting with the useless clown Guendouzi, whose sole attribute is talentless ubiquity. In that respect, he’s the greasy-haired fùckpig’s perfect player.
No doubt we’ll hear lots of excuses from hypocrites who’d have delightedly crucified an AW side for exactly the same sort of limp performance against one of the worst teams in the league.
Anyway, at least now this dago’s honeymoon is well and truly over, we can see him for the dreary, useless bàstard he truly is.

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Brutal :hehe: Not his biggest fan then?

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Originally Posted by Burney

Nah. The shít dago plodder likes workrate. Nothing else. He hates creative players. Hence persisting with the useless clown Guendouzi, whose sole attribute is talentless ubiquity. In that respect, he’s the greasy-haired fùckpig’s perfect player.
No doubt we’ll hear lots of excuses from hypocrites who’d have delightedly crucified an AW side for exactly the same sort of limp performance against one of the worst teams in the league.
Anyway, at least now this dago’s honeymoon is well and truly over, we can see him for the dreary, useless bàstard he truly is.

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Blimey. Bit harsh b. He did put a decent unbeaten run until todays fiasco. I'll judge him more after a couple more transfer windows. We did effectively start the game with only one recognised CH and he's arguably passed it and returning from a long term absence.
Wenger's shyte defensive legacy is still largely in play but you may have a point with stamina over flair at the root of Emery's work ethos.

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Blimey. Bit harsh b. He did put a decent unbeaten run until todays fiasco. I'll judge him more after a couple more transfer windows. We did effectively start the game with only one recognised CH and he's arguably passed it and returning from a long term absence.
Wenger's shyte defensive legacy is still largely in play but you may have a point with stamina over flair at the root of Emery's work ethos.

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You make a mistake feeding the troll. The fact is Southhampton defended like mad dogs, did well in midfield, and that's what led to the third goal. Fair enough.

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Originally Posted by Burney

Nah. The shít dago plodder likes workrate. Nothing else. He hates creative players. Hence persisting with the useless clown Guendouzi, whose sole attribute is talentless ubiquity. In that respect, he’s the greasy-haired fùckpig’s perfect player.
No doubt we’ll hear lots of excuses from hypocrites who’d have delightedly crucified an AW side for exactly the same sort of limp performance against one of the worst teams in the league.
Anyway, at least now this dago’s honeymoon is well and truly over, we can see him for the dreary, useless bàstard he truly is.

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us how you really feel.

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Originally Posted by Burney

Nah. The shít dago plodder likes workrate. Nothing else. He hates creative players. Hence persisting with the useless clown Guendouzi, whose sole attribute is talentless ubiquity. In that respect, he’s the greasy-haired fùckpig’s perfect player.
No doubt we’ll hear lots of excuses from hypocrites who’d have delightedly crucified an AW side for exactly the same sort of limp performance against one of the worst teams in the league.
Anyway, at least now this dago’s honeymoon is well and truly over, we can see him for the dreary, useless bàstard he truly is.

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Bang on.

I also blame Kronke. If it had been the old board, they'd have realised that there was a big hole that could only be expensively fixed like when we bought the MF (Platt) and the creativity {God} that was lacking when GG {the other one} left.

Given Torreira, we also needed two top, top quality CHs.

They we could have had Auba-Oz-Rambo-Mhikky behind Laca.

But instead, we still have a donkey defence, meaning Lucas needs an extra body or two next to him and we have no creativity.

We've only scored 2-3 sexy goals this season, and all were Wengerball, with Ozil and Rambo to the fore.

We're not good enough to compete with the top 2, and wouldn't compete in the CL were we in it. So at least have some sexy football.

If we're gonna have some dago GG, we need a proper defence and we won't buy one.

We've got a good DM and two top drawer strikers when there's only one place and shît loads of donkeys. When will AFTV start making banners?

Torreira's a great DM and would be excellent in a 4-1-4-1 like we used to play when we had a creative front 5 and a great defence.

But atm, our MF has the creativity of Hillier, Selley and Morrow.

Again, this wouldn't matter if we had Alexis and Pires either side of Auba or Laca, or even if Ozil and Rambo could play those roles.

But this is dire.

Nice to see Nacho back and Mhikky getting in the box to finish.

But a workman like MF can't expect Mhikky and Iwobi to give the amount of goals and assists rqeuired. FFS, Feo scored and made 30 when he was fit. Those two won't do it between them.

This is dire.

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Blimey. Bit harsh b. He did put a decent unbeaten run until todays fiasco. I'll judge him more after a couple more transfer windows. We did effectively start the game with only one recognised CH and he's arguably passed it and returning from a long term absence.
Wenger's shyte defensive legacy is still largely in play but you may have a point with stamina over flair at the root of Emery's work ethos.

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The Septic owner's not gonna give him the funds he needs. So to make up for the defensive weakness, he'll play plodders in MF.

Unless we get a couple of cheap CHs who become world class, like Kos did, or we get some kids come through who can play like Bergy while also doing the defensive work, this is it.

By the time that happens, we'll have lost Laca and Auba.

Back to square 1.

And we won't be able to sign the Ozils or Alexiseseseses out of the CL.

It's one thing making half time subs and having lots of plan Bs to switch to. He gets an A for that.

But we dn't have a settled starting XI where the players know the system and how to interact with their team mates.

He just throws the pieces randomly onto the chess board and then moves a couple at half time.

Rambo and Ozil are both 20+ goals and assists a season on form. Mhikky and Iwobi aren't. An Xhaka and Gwendo?

We're not getting the best out of our strikers. At the start of the season, Hector was getting to the byline and cutting back, but that's gone as he's tinkered the formation. It's dire.

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You make a mistake feeding the troll. The fact is Southhampton defended like mad dogs, did well in midfield, and that's what led to the third goal. Fair enough.

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Do you think they did well in MF because we didn't?

Wow, so some of you chaps don't rate Emery at all? Isn't it a bit unfair to write him off as a George Graham-type? (bearing in mind that the George Graham sides of 1987-91 actually played some great football and weren't short of flair players). I mean, he's yet to build a side of his own and the current one has been scoring plenty of goals. We were always going to struggle today (we usually do at Saints anyway) with that makeshift defence. Kos was well off the pace, this game came waaay too early for him, but there weren't any other options. Leno clearly struggles at crosses, he's got away with it a few times, but not today. 22 games unbeaten , regardless of the opposition, is a pretty good run I'd say. But hey, whatever....