Just read ANR for the first time in yonks and he's predicting we'll win the league if we're still

[Monty91]

top end of Feb.

Can any regular readers confirm how he has managed to negotiate this impressive u-turn? Has there been any contrition or has he simply pretended he hasn't spent the past 8 years denigrating Arsene Wenger as a manager and as a man?

[Classic Jorge]

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caroline

[andy smith]

Do you think Caroline's hot?

[PSRB]

[Bergkamp's Brain]

:hehe:

:hide:

[Classic Jorge]

[andy smith]

[Classic Jorge]

[Monty91]

[Brentwood]

http://www.arsenalnewsreview.co.uk/index.php/news/3779/30/Bi ll-Kenwright-was-in-floods-of-tears-when-Sir-Alex-bought-Roo ney (http://www.arsenalnewsreview.co.uk/index.php/news/3779/30/Bill-Kenwright-was-in-floods-of-tears-when-Sir-Alex-bought-Rooney)

[Snin]

[Classic Jorge]

[Classic Jorge]

[Monty91]

http://www.fightingforjustice.org/sites/default/files/Caroline%20Palmer.JPG

['Neg]

[andy smith]

It must be a parody, surely?

[Snin]

Bill Kenwright was in floods of tears when Sir Alex bought Rooney

By Myles Palmer

In December 2012 the kids asked what I wanted for Xmas.

So I told them.

This year they renewed my subscription to The London Review of Books.

That was what I was reading this afternoon, after we came back in nasty weather from LHR, where we put Caroline and her flatmate on a jet to the Far East.

Attempting to re-assure us, our adventurous daughter, 28, said, "Sometimes I don't come home for three months, so it will be like I'm in Brighton."

Not really, babe. (My nickname for her)

Her room is four times the size of my office.

So I love to sit quietly in "Caroline's room", in a wicker chair, with my back to a large window, editing my memoir, reading books and the LRB.

While we're on the subject of recreational reading matter, I've become an appreciative reader of The Economist by accident.

Since she told us she was going travelling for 100 days, I figured that we had 3 options: we could cancel the subscription, or maybe pause it, or have the weekly magazine re-directed to me.

The Economist is a long story.

When she graduated, the parents, friends and Sussex students were addressed by the vice-chancellor's pal Sir Nick Stern.

He gave the graduates a word of advice: When you're about to take your first job, ask yourself one thing: What am I going to learn here?

Stern was saying: Don't think you know it all, kids - please keep learning.

After he said that, I decided to give Caroline a subscription to The Economist. But I didn't tell her about it, just gave her address to the magazine. I wondered what the reaction would be. Fortunately, she enjoyed reading it, as did her flatmates.

Some time later she told me that one of her friends had also been given a subscription by her dad, who is a sociology professor.

Now I've asked for the magazine to be sent to me until she comes back to the UK.

Anyway, there I was today, as the skies cleared and the sun came out, sitting in my favoured window seat, reading The LRB.

The second piece I sampled was a review of My Autobiography by Sir Alex Ferguson

Critic David Runciman talks about the United boss being a conspiracist, which isn't quite the same thing as being a conspiracy theorist.

He says Ferguson is a JFK assassination nut who bought, at auction, an edition of the Warren Report signed by Gerald Ford.

Also : Fergie also owns a personal copy of the autopsy report!

But SAF gives no hint about what he thinks really happened that day in Dallas.

Now, getting back to football, here's one of the most revealing bits from 201

[Classic Jorge]

She's armless

[Brentwood]

Glad he clarified that his daughter wasn't really named after a talking pig ffs

[Snin]

[Snin]

[Classic Jorge]

[Brentwood]

line lengths short so he could push the carriage return back with his short little arms

[Monty91]

resistance training.

[Classic Jorge]

[Steve Williams - gay for Mark Knopfler]

His views on this season are just that. His views on previous years similarly so.

I have spent much or most of my adult life with a strong dislike for Roy Keane. I have quite warmed to him of late.

See also Gary Neville.

[Classic Jorge]

I cant say the same for Gary though. I've no idea why people think he's some sort of sage, he's barely even parsley.

[Ashberto]

[Classic Jorge]

This period is just a build-em-up pathos exercise

[The Tony]

His failings, his stupidity. He knew he was wrong all along.

Pucharsed fighters like Mertersacker and Flamini and a bionic warrior in Ozil.

:o

It's just Myles trying to saving face.

It's funny because only a couple weeks back he was back to his Wenger is worse than Hitler articles.

Really hate the after timing...I knew x player would score and there'd be over 3 goals so did that bet and it won. Good f**king grief.time after time.....I know I do that sometimes myself but I always post a photo of the bet and the winnings.

Ought to call him out on it.....

[Pat Vegas]

The whole team has a much higher age these days.