When are we off to Dubai this season?

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Originally Posted by Peter

Yeah, he's ****ed again. But netter news elsewhere. Looks like Ben White won't be out for more than a few weeks and Gabriel could be back in the new year.

So the next round of injuries should be due to start then. I assume it will be the midfield this time....

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Perhaps it'll be the medical staff. They could do with some time off :-\

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Originally Posted by 7sisters

I?m reading he?s had yet another setback in training, whatever that means.
Mid to late Jan ?
We?ll be ten points off of City by then of course.

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Our medical department will be demanding a holiday in Dubai, at this rate :-\

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Originally Posted by redgunamo

Perhaps it'll be the medical staff. They could do with some time off :-\

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That's probably where we need new signings. We probably don't have cover for them.

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Originally Posted by Peter

That's probably where we need new signings. We probably don't have cover for them.

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Hmm. Didn't Wenger also have perpetual, bordering on the ridiculous, injury issues.

I suspect the new training ground has been anathematised, by Watford Football Club probably. Or Nicolas Anelka.

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Originally Posted by redgunamo

Hmm. Didn't Wenger also have perpetual, bordering on the ridiculous, injury issues.

I suspect the new training ground has been anathematised, by Watford Football Club probably. Or Nicolas Anelka.

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We suffered a lot under Wenger but I always assumed that was at least partly because we had a squad full of crocks- Diaby, Rosicky, Wilshere, Van Persie, Walcott. These guys could get injured getting out of bed.

His earlier sides did ok on the injury front.

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Originally Posted by Peter

We suffered a lot under Wenger but I always assumed that was at least partly because we had a squad full of crocks- Diaby, Rosicky, Wilshere, Van Persie, Walcott. These guys could get injured getting out of bed.

His earlier sides did ok on the injury front.

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Oh, that was because his early teams were peopled by men hewed from the trenches of English football, mostly by George Graham; tough, honest, stolid, stalwart, enjoyed a pint.

Rather than the fancy Dans, Frenchmen and cheap Africans of his later days..

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Originally Posted by redgunamo

Oh, that was because his early teams were peopled by men hewed from the trenches of English football, mostly by George Graham; tough, honest, stolid, stalwart, enjoyed a pint.

Rather than the fancy Dans, Frenchmen and cheap Africans of his later days..

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The big French lads did ok. Vieira, Petit, Henry, Anelka.

The later sides were full of what you refer to as 'fanny dancers'.