December 4, 2013 2:02 pm
Before I start slaughtering Hull City and how we will stuff them tonight I’d like to wish their fans all the best with keeping the name Hull City. Owners are just custodians of football clubs, without fan’s there wouldn’t be clubs, Owners should bare that in mind.
1.. Chesney’s save in the 2nd half Vs Cardiff was every bit as important as our 2nd and 3rd goals. GREAT points winning save and the sign of a keeper really on top form.
2.. Gibbs and Sagna are both on form, both doing great defensive work as well as knowing when to push forward. Sadly with Sagna having a slight hamstring injury and Gibbs needing protecting we may see Monreal and Jenks step in.
3.. BFG and Kos must be the best centreback pairing right now in England if not Europe.
4.. Ramsey, 2 goals with zero celebrations against his former boyhood club. If that’s not the mark of a true Arsenal man and future captain I don’t know what is.
5.. Jack, Proving a lot of people wrong, myself included, he can play in any position in midfield if needed.
6.. Ozil, even when he looks quiet he’s capable of pulling a few strings and picking out a pass which leads to a goal.
7.. A few cameo appearances so far from returning from injury, Theo, about time he started a game. I’ve never rated him coming off the bench.
8.. Hull city; played 13, won 5, drawn 2, lost 6, scoring only 12 goals and letting in 16. They even managed to lose to tottenh*m 1 nil (guessing that was a last min penalty, but I wont bother checking).
9.. Giroud, even when he doesn’t score he is involved and it’s about time people looked at him as more a number 10 than an out and out striker.
10.. Wenger knows, December is going to be a tricky month and could shape our season so some careful squad rotation is needed.
Chesney, Jenks, BFG, Kos, Monreal, Flamini, Rosicky, Ramsey, Jack, Theo, Giroud.
Posted by goonersx
Categories: Arsenal
Tags: Aaron Ramsey, Arsène Wenger, Arsenal, Arsenal F.C., Arsenal FC, Bacary Sagna, Cardiff, England, Hull City, Hull City A.F.C., Jack Wilshere, Kos, Mesut Özil, She Wore A Yellow Ribbon
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I do hope you’ll be man enough to give the 10 reasons why you did not beat Hull City tomorrow
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By Geoff Windas on December 4, 2013 at 2:39 pm
Geoff, will you be here tomorrow if we dish out a hiding?
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By ScotchEggsRule on December 4, 2013 at 2:43 pm
I’ll be here. If we lose tonight, no-one will be surprised. If we win or come away with a draw Arsenal will be too embarassed to give praise where its due, it will be a case of ‘Arsenal had an off night!’
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By Geoff Windas on December 4, 2013 at 3:06 pm
I like that.
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By karis on December 4, 2013 at 3:38 pm
Geoff…I will check the comments in the morning…but altho I think we will stuff you tonight I wish you all the best with keeping your City.
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By goonersx on December 4, 2013 at 3:10 pm
Hull City fan here.
Fair enough Arsenal thinking they’ll easy beat us.
But thanks for your support in keeping our name – respect.
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By frank thomas on December 4, 2013 at 6:55 pm
they said they’ld be here but they are not.
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By jay on December 5, 2013 at 12:49 am
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By Circo on September 27, 2014 at 7:37 pm