Reply With QuoteWhat's wrong, Sir C?Originally Posted by Sir C
Employee decided to turn to a new chapter in a new workplace.
How can we have let that happen?
It's a fúcking disgrace.
What's wrong, Sir C?
Employee decided to turn to a new chapter in a new workplace.
He wasn't an employee, he was a member of The Arsenal Family.What's wrong, Sir C?
Employee decided to turn to a new chapter in a new workplace.
Once a Gunner, always a Gunner. You know the drill.
Thanks and good luck, etc, JW
in other words, meh.
“Other clubs never came into my thoughts once I knew Arsenal wanted to sign me.”
#Brexit
English talent gone for the sake of a googly eyed German-Turkish Primadonna.
Bad news Sir C. The Arsenal we all knew and loved is no more. In case you missed it, it expired a few months ago.
Pah!
THe Arsenal we all knew and loved played at Highbury, was run by Hill-woods, was occasionally competitive, rented a training ground from UCL.
Arsene destroyed plenty of aspects of our club's traditions and made us better. His departure will hopefully do the same.
If I was going to select one point where the Arsenal I grew up with finally died it would be the day we sold out to the Yank.
I said that and was roundly abused for it.
In a way it died the day they knocked down the North Bank and built that hideous monstrosity covered in seats.
Right. "Get back to Croydon, Palace-boy" and so on.
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