Unai Emery is set to become only the fourth manager in Premier League history whose first name and surname both begin with a vowel (also Ossie Ardiles, Egil Olsen and Alan Irvine).
We're doomed :-(
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Unai Emery is set to become only the fourth manager in Premier League history whose first name and surname both begin with a vowel (also Ossie Ardiles, Egil Olsen and Alan Irvine).
We're doomed :-(
Also, he was very, very unlucky to be knocked out of the CL the last two years. Pasting Barcelona and then watching the refs hand them an outrageously biasd win at the Camp Nou. And I watched both Madrid games this year and PSG created far more chances. Had Cavani not been such a donkey and a few others had their shooting boots on they would have won.Quote:
Originally Posted by Burney
Tactically Emery was outstanding. Can't wait for him to sell Ramsey. :cloud9:
He'll build the team around Ramsey :cloud9:Quote:
Originally Posted by WES
In many respects, the Welsh are the Basques of the UK, aren't they? I suspect the language is nigh on identical as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by PSRB
In his last season at Sevilla, they failed to win away in the league all season. FFS, even Arsene managed a token away win before the end. Arteta in, fact!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Burney
Hahahahahahaha!Quote:
Originally Posted by WES
"Emery made it clear he planned to build his vision around 2 key players he regards as central to his plans - Aubameyang & Ramsey. Emery’s depth of knowledge of every #Arsenal player left Gazidis & his team gobsmacked — & overshadowed every other presentation, including Arteta’s."
Actually, no language is even remotely like Basque. It's unique in western Europe in having no Indo-European roots. The only other languages in Europe like that are Hungarian and Finnish.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sir C
:-( Daft, bomb loving dago, I've always hated him :nod:Quote:
Originally Posted by Sir C
Makes sense. "Emery" Varadi, the former West Bromwich Albion and Manchester City forward, was Hungarian, wasn't he?Quote:
Originally Posted by Burney
Fúck me. Every day's a fúcking schoolday.Quote:
Originally Posted by Burney
Come now. No need for language.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sir C
Interesting about the mayonnaise, though, isn't it? I wonder which made the difference? The width of the receptacle? The fact it was plastic? Or the different oil?
It’s not possible. Surely Arteta’s presentation couldn’t be topped? I don’t believe a word of it. What actually happened, is that Arteta was all agreed. But, old Chips and Ken got nervous about doing something new and exciting, and voted against poor Mikel at the board meeting. We’ll never get close to Mikel again. He’ll not soon forget this skulduggery. :-(Quote:
Originally Posted by Sir C
Definitely not the oil. I've used vegetable, sunflower and olive, and there is no difference at all.Quote:
Originally Posted by Burney
I'm going with the acid/metallic reaction, although that's only a guess, naturally.
Today I will poach a nice peice of salmon and serve it with potato salad. Give me 30 seconds and I'll just knock up a batch of mayonnaise for that!
That's exactly what I did last night! :highfive:Quote:
Originally Posted by Sir C
Instead of chives, I put finely chopped wet garlic in my potato salad (ie young, immature garlic that I lifted from the allotment). It's much less harsh than mature garlic and gave a delicious flavour.
I do stink today, though.
Hasn’t Ramsey already started the process of pissing around with his new contract negotiations, in order to try and force a move to a rival? Or, stay without signing on and generally ruin next season? Someone needs to tell Unai how things work around here.Quote:
Originally Posted by WES
Turkish ? Although only a bit of it is in Europe ..
Well how these have worked around here is that players like Ramsey do whatever they like, no matter how detrimental to the performances of the team.Quote:
Originally Posted by Just Trent
Fortunately, our new Basque manager is going to instill some discipline or blow there sorry arses up. :cloud9: