As we're unlikely to see terraces again at football, this is the virtual equivalent where you can chat to your hearts content about all football matters and, obviously, Arsenal in particular. This forum encourages all Gooners to visit and contribute so please keep it respectful, clean and topical.
rodders999 wrote:Normally people are in agony when they do that, he hadn't a care in the world on that stretcher. Fuck it anyway. Anyone know when the Ox is back??
I Hate Hleb wrote:I think the question in the thread title has been finally answered: it is obviously on a stretcher taking the piss out of spurs fans!!
Anyone else think Walcott has been learning from Henry in training?
The timing and angle of his runs, the extra confidence, the willingness to shoot?
The winding up of vermin?
All that was missing was a spastic in a GAP jumper
I Hate Hleb wrote:I think the question in the thread title has been finally answered: it is obviously on a stretcher taking the piss out of spurs fans!!
Fuck me you're a bit slow there hlebbyslop. If you check back you'll find that Ive already done that gag
Page 108 to be precise
Indeed you did. What makes it worse is that I remember reading it at the time!! In my defence, I am a renowned pot-head and thus have the memory of a goldfish.
I Hate Hleb wrote:I think the question in the thread title has been finally answered: it is obviously on a stretcher taking the piss out of spurs fans!!
Fuck me you're a bit slow there hlebbyslop. If you check back you'll find that Ive already done that gag
Page 108 to be precise
Indeed you did. What makes it worse is that I remember reading it at the time!! In my defence, I am a renowned pot-head and thus have the penis of a goldfish.
i'm really genuinely gutted for him - he looked good in his comeback and now he's done for the season. i don't really care about the WC but i'm sure he did after the Sven debacle.
I was really hoping this would be his year to justify our faith and the big wages.
on the flip side, we now need to go out and get or get on loan a replacement - Ox is not there yet and i'm not sure gnabry has his pace (or does he, i've only seen Gnabs play twice...)
i did my ACL - 11 weeks on crutches. its a fucker but not that painful just a dull ache and no strenth in your knee - 13 years later and i still have to do muscle group exercises to keep it supported n strong.
I Hate Hleb wrote:I think the question in the thread title has been finally answered: it is obviously on a stretcher taking the piss out of spurs fans!!
Fuck me you're a bit slow there hlebbyslop. If you check back you'll find that Ive already done that gag
Page 108 to be precise
Indeed you did. What makes it worse is that I remember reading it at the time!! In my defence, I am a renowned pot-head and thus have the memory of a goldfish.
Look on the bright side mate, at least you not 3'9" tall, from Dublin and like sitting on big cocks (see 'photo with a cannon' thread
I Hate Hleb wrote:I think the question in the thread title has been finally answered: it is obviously on a stretcher taking the piss out of spurs fans!!
Fuck me you're a bit slow there hlebbyslop. If you check back you'll find that Ive already done that gag
Page 108 to be precise
Indeed you did. What makes it worse is that I remember reading it at the time!! In my defence, I am a renowned pot-head and thus have the memory of a goldfish.
Look on the bright side mate, at least you not 3'9" tall, from Dublin and like sitting on big cocks (see 'photo with a cannon' thread
Good article here from Paul Hayward.
I agree with his premise that Walcott's absence is not good for us, but that buying a striker is more important and was needed even before Walcott's injury which in itself is damaging to our title ambitions but will not neccessarily end them, but failure to buy a striker could.
I Hate Hleb wrote:I think the question in the thread title has been finally answered: it is obviously on a stretcher taking the piss out of spurs fans!!
Fuck me you're a bit slow there hlebbyslop. If you check back you'll find that Ive already done that gag
Page 108 to be precise
Indeed you did. What makes it worse is that I remember reading it at the time!! In my defence, I am a renowned pot-head and thus have the memory of a goldfish.
Look on the bright side mate, at least you not 3'9" tall, from Dublin and like sitting on big cocks (see 'photo with a cannon' thread
Red Member wrote:obviously if Denilson was to return he would be first choice in midfield instead of Arteta but the reports in the last week seem to suggest he is happy in Brazil for now. makes sense, he will want to try and get into the Brazil side for the World Cup and he can give himself 2 years to acclimatise if he stays there.
While we're bringing up old threads from the past.......I just couldn't resist
I was initially pleased that Theo was eased back in after injury rather than rushed back in, but not getting onto the pitch tonight looks like a snub by Wenger, especially with Welbeck getting a starting role and an opportunity when Oxlade-Chamberlain went off.
Walcott was benched last time he was re-negotiating his contract, is this a case of another round of contract negotiations with Wenger benching him until he signs da ting?
Or some other reason?
We do have a lot of wide men - Alexis Sanchez, Welbeck, Oxlade-Chamberlain, Gnabry, Maitland-Niles, plus Ozil and Cazorla who are played wide at times, but to let Theo go is a risk.
Welbeck is occasionally needed up front, Oxlade-Chamberlain prone to short term injuries, Gnabry is returning from an 11 month long injury and is also inexperienced though promising, Maitland-Niles is unproven, Ozil best central.
Walcott should now be approaching his peak.
He has critics, but was in good form prior to injury and is a big game player, plus with Diaby off is the longest serving player at the club.
On a personal note, if we are going to let players go this summer I would let Diaby, Arteta, Flamini and Wilshere go before Walcott.
I hope Theo gets a run out soon, the last few matches seeing him warm up and being left off has to be tough to deal with, especially today where Wenger seemed to change his mind at the last minute.
IMO he'd be a lot more effective with Webeck up top, as we saw what Welbeck's pace can do tonight. Giroud holding the line at CF is less apt to allow Theo to play to his strenghts and minimize his weaknesses.
We need 3 goals at Monaco, that would be the best time to unleash the pacy lineup I've waited for all season: Ozil at CAM, Theo and Sanchez on the wings and Welbeck up top.
In my defence, I am a renowned pot-head and thus have the memory of a goldfish. 
