Other Football 2021/22

[m0e]

Just now, littletedwest said:

Definitely a short memory there

Hodgson? Possibly. But there was a case to be made, no matter how far reaching it was.

 

What was the case with Arteta?

[Babb'sBurstNad]

4 minutes ago, m0e said:

Arteta has to be the worst managerial appointment by a top club, ever. Including all of them.

[Captain Howdy]

2 minutes ago, m0e said:

Hodgson? Possibly. But there was a case to be made, no matter how far reaching it was.

 

What was the case with Arteta?

He wasn’t Hodgson?

[m0e]

Just now, Captain Howdy said:

He wasn’t Hodgson?

Hahahhaha

 

Fair do's

[littletedwest]

Gotta disagree mate, young manager who worked with one of the best in the game or an old failure?

[m0e]

Just now, littletedwest said:

Gotta disagree mate, young manager who worked with one of the best in the game or an old failure?

He wasn't a young manager. He was a young assistant. 

 

Anyway, I give in. 

 

Arteta has to be the second worst managerial appointment by a top club, ever. Including all but one of them.

[Josef Svejk]

1 hour ago, Iceman said:

 

Cultural rock bottom. 

[AngryOfTuebrook]

7 minutes ago, m0e said:

Hodgson? Possibly. But there was a case to be made, no matter how far reaching it was.

 

What was the case with Arteta?

Hodgson doesn't count as a Liverpool manager; he was just the turd that the burglars left on our carpet.

[aRdja]

13 minutes ago, Red74 said:

Don’t see it at all with him. Thought he was terrible in the euros as well. 

Nah he’s an elite talent. Can play anywhere across midfield, either side of the wing, and at LB. 

[etho]

Arsenal spending 50m on a centre back who is the absolute opposite of what they need is the most Arsenal thing ever.

 

Carra thoroughly enjoyed his evening

[Pidge]

18 minutes ago, m0e said:

He wasn't a young manager. He was a young assistant. 

 

Anyway, I give in. 

 

Arteta has to be the second worst managerial appointment by a top club, ever. Including all but one of them.

[A_S]

1 hour ago, dockers_strike said:

Seeing that arl fella with tears in his eyes at seeing his club in the top flight since 1947 makes football what it is.

Imagine that old fella you highlighted there telling the younger generation what the world was like when the team they all love was last in this position? It would have you fucking buzzing once the realization of what they were seeing dawned upon them.

 

I was just thinking about the shit coming Arsenal's way from this result, but they copped a newly-promoted team that's been out of the top flight for generations. On top of that is playing away in front of fans that barely got to see their team's successful season last time around. Not a good combination for a team badly struggling for its own identity at the moment.

[suzy]

Oh dear Arsenal…

[m0e]

39 minutes ago, Pidge said:

Ok fine.

 

Joint 2nd

[Harry Squatter]

Amazed this tit has never been filled in.

 

[sir roger]

47 minutes ago, suzy said:

Oh dear Arsenal…

You sound gutted Suzy.   heh heh.

[Preston Red]

I refuse to laugh at their plight until we've played tomorrow night.

 

 

 

Yours truly,

 

Eternal pessimist.

[Vincent Vega]

2 hours ago, El Rojo said:

Ian Wright looks thrilled at Arsenal’s potential for the season. 

 

[Vincent Vega]

Always thought this tit was a bad smelly bellend. 

 

[Bobby Hundreds]

He's from the streets, the hood, you dont know what it's like! 

[Bob]

Can you imagine thinking “people need to see more of this shit” when you’re shown how you react watching the match?

 

 

[Leyton388]

9 hours ago, Doctor Troy said:

Amazed this tit has never been filled in.

 

He needs his head kicking in. 

[Arniepie]

How many young managers have walked into a big club and made it?

[deiseach]

1 hour ago, Bob Spunkmouse said:

Can you imagine thinking “people need to see more of this shit” when you’re shown how you react watching the match?

Robbie Lyle was accused by Ray Parlour of wanting Arsenal to lose, which I'm certain is complete bollocks from a company yes-man. On the other hand, I'm also certain Robbie is exploiting some seriously vulnerable people. I'm sure Redmen TV (for example) would have no problem finding Liverpool fans eager to make a show of themselves for a global audience for free, but they choose not to because Paul Machin has a conscience.

[deiseach]

7 minutes ago, Arniepie said:

How many young managers have walked into a big club and made it?