By Celine Dion
September 19 2015
I haven't seen the match, I had no intention of watching it, I prefer to enjoy my Saturdays. Besides it was Open House Day in London, I was sure this would prove to be more fruitful than watching the game, and so it proved. So I am publishing the thoughts of irascible Mr Celine Dion. His views start below
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Quote:Except I will be joined by many more Arsenal fansGunnersingh1
The depressing thing is, you'll be publishing something similar to this in a year's time.
Quote:Gunnersingh1
The depressing thing is, you'll be publishing something similar to this in a year's time.
Quote:celine dionQuote:Gunnersingh1
The depressing thing is, you'll be publishing something similar to this in a year's time.
To be fair, he was publishing this sort of thing from me 5 years ago.
Quote:Gunnersingh1Quote:celine dionQuote:Gunnersingh1
The depressing thing is, you'll be publishing something similar to this in a year's time.
To be fair, he was publishing this sort of thing from me 5 years ago.
I remember mate.
Quote:Bergmars
Some of us have been wanting MSR Wenger out for some considerable time we have trodden water for a long time now.
Quote:Padre Pio
They can see the truth, they are terrified of change
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surely the shambles of the summer and our distinctly lacklustre start must convince people he is past his sell by.
Quote:But you don't have to tell that to someone who didn't watch the match but feels arrogant enough to pass judgement. Celine Dion was an Arsenal fan, but ask him to explain why he's not anymore and he will just tell you a lot of rubbish he can't substantiate.Rockstaar
what does a supposed missed penalty call have to do with anything...a penalty isn't a guaranteed goal
Costa had about 5 incidents BACK TO BACK..glossing over that like it made no difference is nuts
bottom line is the score was nil nil with eleven on eleven..
And as far as the match the roles were just reversed..
Chelsea was playing like Arsenal..pass pass pass possession possession and nothing in the final third..whereas Arsenal were defending defending and looking to counter on the break..that was the gameplan and it was working
sh.t officiating..is the only verdict
Quote:De Times
Exactly what I'm saying, that your views has to be taken as that of an opposition.
Quote:How do you major "a lot of"? 100 fans scattered all over the stadium could as well mean "a lot of", when actually it's just an inconsequential number of disgruntled elements. Any real Arsenal fan knows the club is on the up, and that the people running things have been putting in their absolute best.celine dion
True. But there's a lot of fans who currently go to Arsenal who I know and who have the same views as me. Are THEY the opposition too? Complicated isn't it.
Quote:Nothing is wrong, it's delusional to assume anything is wrong with the club... Anyone with that point of view knows nothing, to be fair.SuperRobQuote:De Times
Exactly what I'm saying, that your views has to be taken as that of an opposition.
I don't disagree with this, and it's proof in itself that something is definitely very wrong.
Quote:De TimesQuote:How do you major "a lot of"? 100 fans scattered all over the stadium could as well mean "a lot of", when actually it's just an inconsequential number of disgruntled elements. Any real Arsenal fan knows the club is on the up, and that the people running things have been putting in their absolute best.celine dion
True. But there's a lot of fans who currently go to Arsenal who I know and who have the same views as me. Are THEY the opposition too? Complicated isn't it.
Quote:The only thing that has changed is that football isn't as entertaining as it was back in those days... Apart from Barca, Madrid, and Bayern, which other team has any exciting player to watch? ManCity is the best team in England now but who do they have? Aguerro and Silva... We use to have Henry, Pires, Vieira, Kanu, and Bergkamp, far more exciting players than anything in the league right now. Madrid use to have Zidane, Vigo, Ronaldo, Solari, and Roberto Carlos...celine dion
That's the whole point isn't it SuperRob. By anyone's normal interpretation of what an Arsenal fan IS, I am an Arsenal fan. I was walking round in an Arsenal shirt when I was three. I've been to literally hundreds of Arsenal games. My house is full of Arsenal memerobilia.
When my mum says to me 'Arsenal were unlucky weren't they...' and I reply that I don't really care nowadays, she doesn't understand. Because she's known me for all of my 41 years and sometimes it probably seemed that it's ALL I cared about. Especially in the early 90s when it would have spent my last ÂŁ10 trying to get to another Arsenal game.
So what's changed? Have I changed? Possibly. But something else has changed as well. And that's what people need to try and understand.
Quote:weedz
Whilst I understand and concur with this same old feeling of frustration and anger at yet another awful performance at the Bridge, I still don't understand why the point of attack is always aimed at Arsene Wenger, himself.
Maybe you're heading should read...
...The Continuing Stand Of A Very Arrogant Board Of Directors.
And I'm not trying to persuade you that AW it not at fault for yet another debacle. He is and no amount of protecting his players and blaming crapp officiating, is going to change this.
Poor leadership, a sub-standard transfer policy and a miserable team discipline, are there for all to see. One can't deny this.
I am suggesting it's about time that the fan- base aimed their displeasure at the people who employ our manager.
Quote:De Times
Exactly what I'm saying, that your views has to be taken as that of an opposition.