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[F l i c k e r]

Yeah i love how he has implemented the bunker and false 9

quality manager to be sure

What are you on about?

[squealpiggy]

City have a £600 squad and two games in hand.

Arsenal's real run for the league title will be next season.

Let's be honest, Arsenal are not going to make top three. There's no belief and absolutely no desire to win. They are happy, as ever, to qualify for the Champion's League (money) and continue to fleece the Chinese tourists that make up most of their gate receipts.

[Hull Slayer]

Man City went nearly 50 years without winning a trophy.

[Dirk Diggler UK]

Man City went nearly 50 years without winning a trophy.

It's a joke, isn't it? They act like they've been winning them consistently for years and that the illegal Arab petro-dollars have no bearing on their "success".

Pathetic club and fans. No integrity.

[Krewella Boyy]

The fact Arsenal have maintained themselves among the elites for the past 9 years on a shoestring budget is worth just as much as a trophy.

The stadium is beginning to bare fruit now and a real run for the league title will be made next season.

I'm fairly confident Arsenal will win the FA Cup this year.

[Dirk Diggler UK]

Glad to see Charlie Adam charged for stamping on Giroud.

Although it will be great to see the little knuckle-dragger get a ban, I can't help but think that if he played for Man City, he'd get away with it.

[squealpiggy]

Man City went nearly 50 years without winning a trophy.

They won the League Cup in 1976 and won the FA Cup in 2011 which is 35 years. That's "nearly fifty years" in the same way that Arsenal haven't won anything for "nearly twenty five years".

Arsenal were a rich club for a while and used debt leverage to get some success but now are simply milking that success to make a profit for the owners. Arsenal doubled Manchester City's outlay on players in 2003, and in 2002 City spent £60,000 while Arsenal spent £7 million. If you look back on transfer amounts Arsenal spent £107 million on transfers (not including signings like Robert Pires whose transfer fee was undisclosed) in the eight years leading up to the Invincibles season. Arsenal outspend City tremendously in that period on transfers and that's not even mentioning wages.

Arsenal are still a rich club, rich enough to compete, but it just doesn't seem to be a priority any more.

[BEDROOM BULLY]

Glad to see Charlie Adam charged for stamping on Giroud.

Although it will be great to see the little knuckle-dragger get a ban, I can't help but think that if he played for Man City, he'd get away with it.

You mean like Toure??

They won the League Cup in 1976 and won the FA Cup in 2011 which is 35 years. That's "nearly fifty years" in the same way that Arsenal haven't won anything for "nearly twenty five years".

Arsenal were a rich club for a while and used debt leverage to get some success but now are simply milking that success to make a profit for the owners. Arsenal doubled Manchester City's outlay on players in 2003, and in 2002 City spent £60,000 while Arsenal spent £7 million. If you look back on transfer amounts Arsenal spent £107 million on transfers (not including signings like Robert Pires whose transfer fee was undisclosed) in the eight years leading up to the Invincibles season. Arsenal outspend City tremendously in that period on transfers and that's not even mentioning wages.

Arsenal are still a rich club, rich enough to compete, but it just doesn't seem to be a priority any more.

If Arsenal are a rich club i wonder what you consider City to be?

Arsenal aren't rich enough to compete vs top clubs in terms of wages/transfer fees = FACT,, why do you think all those Arsenal players left to go to city?

[Hull Slayer]

Arsenal have money, but Man City are on a whole anothet level.

They can spend 30 mil on Dzeko and put him on the bench. They can spend 25 mil on Adebayor, then give him to the sellers rival team.

[bayarea69]

Arsenal are still what's popping. 3rd place and FA Cup are coming up.

Tell me about how Ronaldo & Özil are gonna ass**** the USA in Brazil.

just out of curiosity, and i'm sure you won't remember, but what happened the last time the US and Portugal met in the World Cup? in 2002?




portugal are a shit national team, and they always will be. the fact that you think they will beat the US displays your total lack of football knowledge. that's almost as ****** as saying arsenal are going to win a trophy.


oh wait, you don't give a sh[COLOR="black"]it about portugal though, do you? you were still suckling mommies milk when figo was one of the best players on the globe. figo. do you know that name? go wikipedia that shit real quick, you little rat.