It wonât be Woolich anyway. You can forget about them.
Berto the sporting director who replaced Edu. Arteta wanted Sesko but he was too expensive.
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As far as I can see Gyokeres has zero instinct for centre forward play. He canât hold the ball up and you couldnât accuse him of missing chances because heâs never in a position to take a chance.
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Alan Smith very shook by that.
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Paddy Power paid out on Arsenal, did with Cork too
Called Arsenalâs collapse.
Even with those dropped points at the Anne Boleyn Ground Manchester United are now within an effective 10 points of the lead and that could be down to four after Tottenham and Chelsea are finished with Arsenal.
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History has a long arc. Although to be fair 1998 is only a couple of years ago.
Whoâs the resident Arsenal Mick Footix again?
Very fitting that your man in the picture looks so similar to failed Arsenal signing Nicolas Pepe.
Hereâs Lego Head.
City will walk this
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Pep might move for Saliba in the summer and finish them altogether
Like when City nabbed Adebayor, Nasri and Sagna
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Having a look at Arsenalâs fixtures there and you wouldnât trust them to win any of the next seven.
Tottenham A this Sunday
Chelsea H - March 1st
Brighton A - March 4th
Everton H - March 15th
Bournemouth H - April 11th
Abu Dhabi A - April 18th
Jeddah Mags - April 25th
They have nearly a month between the Everton game and the Bournemouth game which could help somewhat but they also have European and FA Cup matches and the Rumbelows Cup final against Abu Dhabi.
With Abu Dhabi also in European, Milk Cup and FA Cup action, this is a golden opportunity for the otherwise unoccupied Manchester United to be the last man standing.
This might be one of the most enjoyable. A win over Arsenal in th Carabao could derail them entirely.
The quadruple is on.
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He had a mad men profile, brian tannion or something like that i think?
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