Phil Brown says it’s no longer an issue. It’s fine. We can forget just how much of a C word he was. Forget he accused our captain of spitting at his assistants shoes. Forget he lied about Arsene refusing to shake his hand. Forget that he was the Coventry rapist. I think I like Phil [...]
Archive for December, 2009
Hull Preview
Posted: December 19, 2009 in UncategorizedTags: Aaron Ramsey, Arsenal, Cesc Fabregas, Denilson, Eduardo, Hull City FC, Manuel Almunia, Phil Brown, Theo Walcott
Let’s Tele-Porto Into The Quarter Finals!
Posted: December 18, 2009 in UncategorizedTags: Aaron Ramsey, Arsenal, Cesc Fabregas, Champions League, Eduardo, Hull, Phil Brown, Porto, Premier League, Theo Walcott
That headline is the one. I thought of it whilst bathing, and I’m pretty sure you’ll see The Sun steal it, and then run a story underneath about how we’re set to swap Mikael Silvestre for Wayne Rooney. Apparently, Sir Alex Ferguson feels bad about making us pay for him. But in all seriousness, we [...]
A Point Gained, A Captain Lost.
Posted: December 17, 2009 in UncategorizedTags: Arsenal, Burnley, Cesc Fabregas, Chelsea, Hull FC, Injuries, Man Utd
Right. Tonsilitis is not a joke. Not only was I drooling like I had a permanent image of SuBo in my head (I happen to think she is sexy as fuck), but I couldn’t talk and had a fever so high you could have fried eggs on my head. Absolutely horrible. Therefore I kept nodding [...]
Awkward Period..
Posted: December 15, 2009 in UncategorizedTags: Arsenal, Burnley, Carlton Banks, Theo Walcott
No I’m not talking about taking a lovely lady home only to realise that sex is not going down (I’m a student, it’s all that’s on my mind). It’s a couple days after the last game which, despite being a delightful victory, is starting to wear thin. It’s also the day before our game tomorrow, [...]
Can Us Arsenal Fans Not Just Enjoy Victory?
Posted: December 14, 2009 in UncategorizedTags: Arsenal, Carlos Vela, Denilson, Eduardo, Let's be fucking happy, Lukasz Fabianski, Manuel Almunia, Nicklas Bendtner, Premier League, Transfers
I wasn’t going to blog until tomorrow, but I’m feeling pretty pissed off looking around the blogs today and seeing negativity in some quarters. I’m just going to try to put my own sense of perspective on what was, in my very humble opinion, a brilliant victory. What must be made clear is that this [...]
Angry Arsene Inspires Arsenal Anfield Comeback
Posted: December 14, 2009 in UncategorizedTags: Andrei Arshavin, Arsenal, Arsene Wenger, Thomas Vermaelan
Yet again I am choosing to blog whilst I should be doing University work, but Microeconomics can eat my left nut. What I need is an inspiring foot up the arse. A little like the one Cesc and Thomas were treated to at half time of our vital comeback victory at Anfield on Sunday night. [...]
I write this as a way of taking a break revising for my Macroeconomics exam tomorrow. Quite how this is going to help me calculate the rate of inflation due to changes in the rate of unemployment, Lord knows. If I fail, who cares? Everyone hates economists anyway. “Damn The Banker, they stole all my money.” [...]
Bigger IS Apparantly Better…
Posted: December 8, 2009 in UncategorizedTags: Andrei Arshavin, Cesc Fabregas, Jack Wilshere
Well. Don’t I look silly. Yesterday, I sat up on my vast mountain of football knowledge and proclaimed to the world that we did not need another striker. Yes I know at the moment we’re depleted, but may be I just have the same Stevie Wonder faith in Bendtner, Vela and Eddy that Wenger does. [...]
A Bit Of Stoke, Olympiakos, And Do We Really Want A Shit Striker?
Posted: December 7, 2009 in UncategorizedThe Arsenal are a little bit like my student house. As much as everything keeps breaking, from the blinds to the fridge to the very door in which we entrust to keep our safety, I love it and always will do. That metaphor was fucking shit. But nonetheless, despite fielding what must be considered a [...]

