Lacking any kind of life when the team plays well and the results are good. I can almost sense the disappointment at the recent run of games.
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Lacking any kind of life when the team plays well and the results are good. I can almost sense the disappointment at the recent run of games.
I don't think that's actually fair, AFC.Quote:
Originally Posted by AFC East
For example, Wes and I are happily chatting away about the +ves in our midfield options, which wasn't happening when we were losing.
I haven't said bring back Arsène and he hasn't blamed Aaron Ramsey. We're both quietly contended with the progress.
Ramsey is now available on a free, GG. And I think Juve would probably pay some of his salary :-)Quote:
Originally Posted by Ganpati's Goonerz--AFC's Aboriginal Fertility Cult
But AFC East is right. This place is pretty dead when we play well and then as soon as we don't win (it took all of two consecutive draws last time) you get Bunnell and Sir C and the rest of the Arsenal haters back here moaning endlessly.
The moaning I can live with, that's always been around. It's their absence when we do well that I find appalling. How can anyone not enjoy our last 10 games and still consider themselves an Arsenal supporter? :shrug:
I could understand being angry after that 2-2 when our MFs both basically have away a goal. But you're right. In sum, it's been most enjoyable. I'm a bit gutted that our next game back is vs the Scousers, as having fought so well to get close to the CL places, a defeat puts the gap back to 5 pts. But if we had a Hammeresque miracle, we'd be in the places, I think.Quote:
Originally Posted by WES
Saka's been playing well with no luck. Auba hopefully got all of his cøck-ups out of his system this weekend, and we still won. And ESR is getting better with every game. A blond no.10 looking like Merse. So can he go beyond and get to DB10 levels?
Without our two supposedly first choice MFs, we still looked decent there. I'd love those two - Sambia and AMN - to crack on, esp if we're really gonna spend 70mil on a replacement for Laca. Though a youngish, world-class MF to play with Partey this summer would still be nice.
And I can't remember the last time we had such a settled and sorted back 5. We're all happy with all of them. Nuno looks great cover on the left. {And maybe AMN, knowing he's being given a chance in MF, would fill in at right-back if Tommy was injured. Though MA would probably want Callum given he can also shuffle across as a CH.}
And if Saliba can come and fit it, then we have the extra option, so we don't weaken too much if a 1st choice CH is injured.
We made five signings this summer and all are basically at least as good as we hoped they'd be at this stage.
I honestly can't remember the last time we bought that number of players - 3 for the starting XI and two as first reserve for their positions - and they all look good. And the age profile makes it even better.
This squad can grow together.
It's a pity that I think Pépé is basically finished with us. He won't get the run of games he needs for his confidence, he doesn't fit our 3 no.10s behind the CF new style, and Gabby M seems to be more to MA's liking. {We forget that he was making a difference when we turned it around on Boxing Day and thereafter last year.}
So yeah, there is joy to be had. I may moan when we play badly and drop points, and I may still miss Arsène but I'll praise MA and the team when we win and play well.
In a way this place was the orignal AFTV apart from being in video form and on youtube. we missed a trick.Quote:
Originally Posted by AFC East
Also Awimb invented the way Hashtags are used to day #annoyed it's just the same as the smilies style thing we used to do.
I think this place is currently worse than AFTV. I've seen some moronic cretins on there when we lose and equally I've seen Claude and the rest of them going mental when we win.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pat Vegas
This place is dead when we're winning because one set of 'supporters' is seething with anger that they were wrong about sacking Arteta (Bunnell et al) and the other set are still bitter and twisted about Wenger being sacked and desperately hoping that it turns out badly for the club (Sir C, Burney et al).
The one thing they both have in common is a desire for us to fail for their personal satisfaction at having been right. It's really very sad.
It is possible to feel bitter about Wenger's sacking and to hate the owners while still wanting the club to win every single game, playing sexy Wengerball, scoring loads of goals full of sexy, one touch flicks and eye of the needle passes.Quote:
Originally Posted by WES
The two ideas are not mutually exclusive.
I'd love it if in the next three years we could win the league unbeaten and to win the CL with the kind of skill that would make Peak Bergy look like my missus on K. But I'd still miss Arsène and hate the Kwonkees.
'It is possible to feel bitter about Wenger's sacking and to hate the owners while still wanting the club to win every single game, playing sexy Wengerball, scoring loads of goals full of sexy, one touch flicks and eye of the needle passes.'Quote:
Originally Posted by Ganpati's Goonerz--AFC's Aboriginal Fertility Cult
Yes, absolutely, GG. That is possible, and people that felt that way would still be on here celebrating the victories, and not completely misrepresenting the style of play.
Those that disappear during our victories are, sadly, not capable of that level of maturity. :shrug:
You have got a point, I suppose.Quote:
Originally Posted by WES
But the way, we've had quite a few sexy, one touch flicks this season - even more if you consider the league cup with Odey. But have we had any eye of the needle passes so far this year? When MO plays at 10, he's more of a pre-assist playmaker, while Laca is a withdrawn 2nd striker. Are there any I've forgotten? Some lovely flicks, some lovely one touch team goals, but none of those.
I guess that was the thing about Mesut. For all his myriad weaknesses, he really could spot and pull off those passes.
Don't get me wrong. I'm not moaning. It's just I rather fancy a perfectly weighted eye of the needle through ball that gets finished first time. Oh, and a distinctly un-Wenger 25 yard top corner rocket. From open play, not a FK. Haven't had one of those in a while, have we?
Look at yourself in a mirror, you pathetic child.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ganpati's Goonerz--AFC's Aboriginal Fertility Cult
https://streamable.com/i4e3s0
I always knew this 'Lee Gooner' was a right sad cnut. But he makes himself look proper disabled here. :hehe: A grown man in his 30's stalking the players at the training ground. He's more of a wrong 'un than the other one who kidnapped his wife.
You are such a cuck. The way you LOVE to mention my name so much.Quote:
Originally Posted by WES
Firstly, I post and contribute here in the last year regularly good results or bad results so that's your first lie. Not on a daily basis tho like you because I'm not a nerd.
Secondly, I don't post Arteta out as I am Arteta in. My thing is, and you would know if you are not a deluded cretin that pays attention, is I'm fed up of over hyping this team. We are good but the way people on here are like "we are better than everyone in Europe bar City" is embarrassing. I like to bring a sense of reality to proceedings and like to keep things rational until we ACTUALLY do something great (win the league, CL etc) and then we can get overly excited.
The ironic thing is all the things you moan inaccurately about the likes of Sir C, me etc you are guilty off but in opposite. There's not a thought in your brain with the s**t you spout. You were so Wenger out that anything any manager since has done can't be faulted. Your simping for Emery was embarrassing considering how shocking he was for us, and every time Arteta goes
on a bad run and people question it, you ALWAYS counter with some tosh like "I guess you was asleep when we beat bla bla"
This is height behaviour of an agenda driven clown.
I don't know what you look like but I'm absolutely certain you have perm-dribble on your bottom lip and your clothes smell of moss.
That post was from almost two years ago Bunnell, you seem to struggle with football and dates :hehe:Quote:
Originally Posted by John Bunnell
He is a fûcking muppet. And this US alt-right insult "cuck." Dear God.Quote:
Originally Posted by WES
But what does "you have perm-dribble on your bottom lip" mean in English? And clothes smelling of moss - people pay for that, apparently:
https://www.hisltd.co.uk/ProductDeta...fd501918fc9191
1) who even looks at post dates? 2) why is AAR even bumping a two year old post? 3) everything I said is correct, considering you literally with no reasoning just mentioned my name again in the "4 goals, clean sheet" post. Weird guy,.Quote:
Originally Posted by WES
I'm going to bite my tongue out of respect that you're a man, like me, who likes cats.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ganpati's Goonerz--AFC's Aboriginal Fertility Cult
Puddle Paws was dribbling on his bottom lick when I gave him a stroke just now. He goes psycho for fresh, raw tuna. We have to buy 2 packets {of two fillets each} now, so he can have won - we carpaccio the other 3 between us.Quote:
Originally Posted by John Bunnell
I'd never eaten tinned tuna, but Aldi had some in spring water instead of oil or brine so thought I'd try him on some of that. Now he refuses to eat his dreamies and just walks from his food cupboard to the fridge demanding more tinned tuna.
And the Licky Lix - dear God, have you tried them on those? Crack-heads white-spotting on the floor for crumbs of crack have nothing on Puddles when you put the Licky Lix out for him. They'd ban it if it was for humans.
My cats gets Whiskers dried food, with the occasional dreamies as a treat. My first cat lived to the ripe old age of 21 with that diet bless her insanely fluffy soul. She was a Siberian Long Hair!Quote:
Originally Posted by Ganpati's Goonerz--AFC's Aboriginal Fertility Cult
My good friend has a British Blue Short Hair and treats him like Royalty. He actually orders this wet gourmet cat food that works out as £5 per pouch. Those pouches are tiny. Absurd. I looked after Winston (the British Blue's name) when my friend went away so I was feeding him Whiskers dry and he wouldn't touch that gourmet stuff and only wanted Whiskers from that point. My friend was pee'd off about it but somehow he's managed to get lil Winston back on the gourmet food after a couple months.
Puddles eats the Whiskers biscuits, but often just picks out the yellow ones. He liked Dreamies, and the Aldi ones just as much until I started giving him tinned tuna and now wants that all the time. Got him a Felix Goody Bag to try to get him back into them.Quote:
Originally Posted by John Bunnell
But he really just likes raw steak, lamb and tuna. He goes mad for tuna. He even hissed at us once on a tuna come-down.
Try Licky Lix. PP loves those. We squirt it onto this square shaped silver spoon we found in my late mum's house.
He gives us tail strokes - he strokes our legs, arms, wrists, faces etc with his tail.