FAO Abs

[fowler9]

is that Jenkinson their only other right back?

[Guest Numero Veinticinco]

Can anybody remember abs' prediction about where Arsenal would be by now? Ahead of us by when?

[Rorschach08]

Can anybody remember abs' prediction about where Arsenal would be by now? Ahead of us by when?

 

Within 5 games wasn't it? Which would be erm....now!

[Reacher]

He can't even say their start has been harder.

[Iceman]

Abs is...

 

 

[Unrighteous]

[dave u]

I hope his absence is because he's putting 5ive back together. That would be boss.

[Iceman]

[Unrighteous]

Nice one, Iceman.

[kop]

I have a confession to make; I don't have a clue who Abs is. Sounds like he has made an impression in here though.

[Malarkey]

Hey Abs.

 

7 points. 7 Games. 4 Losses.

 

Discuss.

 

But, but they play brilliant football!?

[jmckenna]

There only kids !

Their time will come.

[dalglish2rush]

I have a confession to make; I don't have a clue who Abs is. Sounds like he has made an impression in here though.

 

He is an arsenal fan who comes on here winding people up.

[MLB]

Their defense is completely fucked and they will keep dropping points until is unfucked, which could take a while. They need Vermaelen and Wilshere back badly, but even the likes of Sagna and Koscielny (and Djorou) are going to be missed because the back-up options are poor. That Jenkinson has looked way out of his depth so far, and Mertesacker is playing like a poor man's Robert Huth.

[sir roger]

Jenkinson is the least healthy looking footballer I have ever seen.

 

He would appear to have rickets.

[Guest Numero Veinticinco]

absence

 

I see what you did there, Dave.

[Xherdan]

Sonis it true that 5ive are reforming?

[Jairzinho]

Abs, got the feelin'?

 

That you're going to have a fucking shit season.

[Unrighteous]

They've got Stoke coming up. Arsenal always loves playing those guys.

[Reacher]

Dixon reckons they'll struggle to finish top six.

[zigackly]

There's a good article on Wenger on the latest edition of The Blizzard, asking whether he was better in adjusting the team he inherited than he has been in building his own team. Can't repost it here but well worth a read.

[Unrighteous]

I searched Zig... but couldn't find a copy for here.

[PestiRed]

There's a good article on Wenger on the latest edition of The Blizzard, asking whether he was better in adjusting the team he inherited than he has been in building his own team. Can't repost it here but well worth a read.

 

Without reading it, I'd say that you have to fully credit Wenger with building the "invincibles" squad. I think his problems have come with not adjusting to the increased wealth of competitors & his obsession with buying very young & developing

[zigackly]

Without reading it, I'd say that you have to fully credit Wenger with building the "invincibles" squad. I think his problems have come with not adjusting to the increased wealth of competitors & his obsession with buying very young & developing

 

It's more interesting than that. It talks about how he originally planned to ditch Graham's defence as quickly as possible because he considered them too old for example, but then was impressed that his coaching allowed them to adapt to his ideas. Also about how he found a way to use Parlour and some other old guard. There's a lot more. If you don't read the Blizzard, you probably should ;)

 

Home - The Blizzard

[ChrisM]

They've got Stoke coming up. Arsenal always loves playing those guys.

 

Cue moral indignation everytime a Stoke player so much as breathes on an Arsenal player, with much holding of heads in hands.

 

We should do a sweepstake for which player gets snapped in half first.