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Was not sent on loan, Is never featured in the team or the bench.
Was not even part of the league cup. yet an Arsenal player.
Very strange, Wenger liked him for a while caused unintentional chaos in the penalty area due to him running about like a spinning top.
On a side note I still think we should have kept Joel Campbell.
Ah he has a 'confidential injury' :rosicky:
Maybe he's being saved for Bayern Munich game?Quote:
Originally Posted by Pat Vegas
I was there the day Yaya Sanogo scored four goals for the Arsenal. Not many of you can say that.
Pre-season has always been a strange and magical time, where the normal rules of football don't apply. One year at Barnet, I saw Alex Hleb take a shot at goal from outside the box. Can you imagine?Quote:
Originally Posted by Mo Britain less Europe
I respect Sanogo and I feel shame that he has become a figure of fun for some Arsenal fans. He contributed significantly to us ending the trophy drought. His introduction in the final v Hull changed the game.
With regard to his absence, I think Wenger recently alluded to some "confidential issues".
:redcard: pre-season friendlies, indeed :nono:
I was there for JJ and also for Glenn Helder....Quote:
Originally Posted by Mo Britain less Europe
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Originally Posted by Just Trent
10 f*cking characters
You are Peter Hill-Wood and I claim my prize.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pokster
Your prize is a free night out with WESQuote:
Originally Posted by Mo Britain less Europe
Take some ear defenders.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pokster
Well **** me. I was present at this very game and now today reading this is the first time I ever knew he was on the pitch.Quote:
Originally Posted by CrossGun
Though I am confused as Santi scored before the break, which in effect turned the game.
You were píssed, weren't you?Quote:
Originally Posted by SWv2
His introduction caused utter chaos in their penalty area and was a major factor in our win.
A bit like Lukaku the other night?Quote:
Originally Posted by Sir C
Oh I was beyond drunk to be fair. Hospitality in Wembley Stadium so free bar before, during and after. Such was my thirst I ran down for more booze instead of watching the cup lift thing.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sir C
**** that.
At what point did he come on, 2-2?
Can't remember, I was in a pretty squalid condition myself, to be fair.Quote:
Originally Posted by SWv2
Was that the game I bumped into you at half-time? You certainly had had a glass or two at that point.Quote:
Originally Posted by SWv2
Think that was Wigan in the semi-final where indeed I had taken a few on board.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ash
Cup final we were in hospitality so I doubt we would have been allowed come into contact with your sort.
:hehe: Nah it's different.
It's so unconventional that he just goes wherever he wants. so any traditional football logic is thrown out the window and players get confused and will start marking him.
If your are on the opposing side it's better to ignore him and let him spin himself into a goalpost.
I used to try to fool people when I am playing football by going on sneaky runs or walking slowly in odd directions.
It didn't work of course.