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Post #478321  Posted: Thu Dec 07, 2017 5:34 pm 
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Won't belong before he 'blocks' that too.

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Looks like a good second team to me. Let's hope they gel and we get a good result.


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Theo having a great game. Scores the second goal. The team is dominating the game.


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Jack scores. 3-0 at halftime.


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This has to be the worst team we've faced in a very long time.


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Good to have a nice big win after the tough loss. Also, build up a little confidence and get some minutes for the likes of Walcott and Wilshere and others.
The pundit I was listening to asked the other if he thinks we are the favorites for the competition and he said not when the bigger clubs for the CL come in. I think we can get to the semis if we take it serious. Not sure how serious Wenger will take it later on. Its a back door into the CL so I would think he'd take it seriously especially if our position in the EPL table is shaky.

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Through gritted teeth ..... NO ... I didn't see house prices would go up , mortgages were cheap ; because I was a f**^^% welder not a financial whizz kid ..... can you not grasp that .........?

if you cant you might be closer to the American halfwit than you think.


Ok mate I won't respond further as your a good laugh but my point is that you don't need to be a financial whizz to know what's happening with property prices therefore estate agents aren't major value contributors. buy land .. you'll thank me


Fair point TG ; but sometimes you wonder whether the bubble will burst , house prices in Auckland going off the scale a basic not too flash weather board house selling for over a $1 ,000, 000 .

Good win against very ordinary opposition . Walcott worked hard but I kept flicking over to watch Ronnie O Sullivan get the biggest scare of his life against a really nice young Thai kid .

Agree with Daz hard to get enthused about European football .
Always get the feeling it is all about money , the Champions League should be just that , the Champion of each country .


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Although my first wife now has about as much regard for me as General Pinochet, her dad was a welder and I always got on really well with him.

Wouldn't be too down about that , women are a very complex combo ...... comparison between the genders is like comparing a Model A Ford with an upmarket BMW .


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Here is a story about a UK Wengerinner who usually buries his head in the sand.

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2017-12-08/f ... Nketiah/9239688

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Tough game coming up. This same fixture pretty much killed us last season. We are firmly in the top 4 race. Would love to see Tottenham as the odd man out. Liverpool playing well, Man Utd as well as City. Chelsea up and down. Its an interesting season so far from a neutral's viewpoint. Tense for supporters of the top 6 sides save City.

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Tough game coming up. This same fixture pretty much killed us last season. We are firmly in the top 4 race. Would love to see Tottenham as the odd man out. Liverpool playing well, Man Utd as well as City. Chelsea up and down. Its an interesting season so far from a neutral's viewpoint. Tense for supporters of the top 6 sides save City.


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When I first got into football, the Manchester derby (the years that City were actually in the league...lol) didn't seem to be that big of a derby as it will be this weekend. The NLD is watched nationally with interest. Man Utd v. Liverpool being the biggest match possibly historically. The Liverpool derby seemed bigger than the Manchester derby when I started watching football late '90s.
I'd even say the northeast derby between Newcastle and Sunderland seemed bigger. It's huge now because of their relative sides and being number 1 and 2 in the table but historically?

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AmericanGooner wrote:
When I first got into football, the Manchester derby (the years that City were actually in the league...lol) didn't seem to be that big of a derby as it will be this weekend. The NLD is watched nationally with interest. Man Utd v. Liverpool being the biggest match possibly historically. The Liverpool derby seemed bigger than the Manchester derby when I started watching football late '90s.
I'd even say the northeast derby between Newcastle and Sunderland seemed bigger. It's huge now because of their relative sides and being number 1 and 2 in the table but historically?


Yes, getting to valium proportions now..."lol"

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When I first got into football, the Manchester derby (the years that City were actually in the league...lol) didn't seem to be that big of a derby as it will be this weekend. The NLD is watched nationally with interest. Man Utd v. Liverpool being the biggest match possibly historically. The Liverpool derby seemed bigger than the Manchester derby when I started watching football late '90s.
I'd even say the northeast derby between Newcastle and Sunderland seemed bigger. It's huge now because of their relative sides and being number 1 and 2 in the table but historically?

*%^@*** hell mate you talk sheer bollocks

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Won't belong before he 'blocks' that too.

Still, at least it's given him someone to talk to.

Do bots lend a sympathetic listening ear?

Would his blocking actually work ...... I've got Yankey Doodle dandy on ignore so don't see his waffle but then I do see a lot of his posts because you bubblechris , Bromley , Top Gun , Abu , Goonie who I haven't got on ignore answer him

......but seeing as you answer one of his [ American's ] posts and presumably he hasn't got himself on ignore ..... he would see them .

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Southampton - an easy 3 points this season. 4-0 to us.

In the Manchester derby the FA know a City win may kill any excitement in the EPL so I expect a few controversial decisions to get Utd over the line or get at least a draw.

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AmericanGooner wrote:
When I first got into football, the Manchester derby (the years that City were actually in the league...lol) didn't seem to be that big of a derby as it will be this weekend. The NLD is watched nationally with interest. Man Utd v. Liverpool being the biggest match possibly historically. The Liverpool derby seemed bigger than the Manchester derby when I started watching football late '90s.
I'd even say the northeast derby between Newcastle and Sunderland seemed bigger. It's huge now because of their relative sides and being number 1 and 2 in the table but historically?
It was a massive contest in the 60s and 70s. Both sides were crammed with great British footballers who served up classic attacking games. For my money only Aguero and Ibrahimovic stand comparison with the men from that time.

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Southampton - an easy 3 points this season. 4-0 to us...
Can I hear the sound of a stick being sharpened with which to beat the manager yet again? Who ever beats Southampton 4-0 at their place? Last time we did it George Graham was boss.

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Southampton - an easy 3 points this season. 4-0 to us...
Can I hear the sound of a stick being sharpened with which to beat the manager yet again? Who ever beats Southampton 4-0 at their place? Last time we did it George Graham was boss.

I'd be happy with a narrow win.


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old man of hoy wrote:
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When I first got into football, the Manchester derby (the years that City were actually in the league...lol) didn't seem to be that big of a derby as it will be this weekend. The NLD is watched nationally with interest. Man Utd v. Liverpool being the biggest match possibly historically. The Liverpool derby seemed bigger than the Manchester derby when I started watching football late '90s.
I'd even say the northeast derby between Newcastle and Sunderland seemed bigger. It's huge now because of their relative sides and being number 1 and 2 in the table but historically?
It was a massive contest in the 60s and 70s. Both sides were crammed with great British footballers who served up classic attacking games. For my money only Aguero and Ibrahimovic stand comparison with the men from that time.


I wasn't around to watch those sides, but I would suggest that DeBruyne, Silva and DeGea would be right up there. Not at the Best and Charlton level but seriously talented players nonetheless.

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Southampton - an easy 3 points this season. 4-0 to us...
Can I hear the sound of a stick being sharpened with which to beat the manager yet again? Who ever beats Southampton 4-0 at their place? Last time we did it George Graham was boss.


:icon_scratch: can't figure that one ..... why bother sharpening a stick if he is going to beat him with it ....?


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old man of hoy wrote:
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When I first got into football, the Manchester derby (the years that City were actually in the league...lol) didn't seem to be that big of a derby as it will be this weekend. The NLD is watched nationally with interest. Man Utd v. Liverpool being the biggest match possibly historically. The Liverpool derby seemed bigger than the Manchester derby when I started watching football late '90s.
I'd even say the northeast derby between Newcastle and Sunderland seemed bigger. It's huge now because of their relative sides and being number 1 and 2 in the table but historically?
It was a massive contest in the 60s and 70s. Both sides were crammed with great British footballers who served up classic attacking games. For my money only Aguero and Ibrahimovic stand comparison with the men from that time.

Hello omoh, they were both champions late '60s back to back if my football history is kind to me, so I assume as much.
I remember when they had Goater I think over well over a dozen years and tried punching above their weight. I can imagine it was a bigger match in the era you mentioned.

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Would his blocking actually work ...... I've got Yankey Doodle dandy on ignore so don't see his waffle but then I do see a lot of his posts because you bubblechris , Bromley , Top Gun , Abu , Goonie who I haven't got on ignore answer him

......but seeing as you answer one of his [ American's ] posts and presumably he hasn't got himself on ignore ..... he would see them .

Where's Warrior when you need him .... am I right in this supposition Big Guy


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If someone is blocked, their messages can still be displayed easily.
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Hello Warrior, Just saw your response to kiwipete.
If an unblocked person quotes a blocked person who you have blocked its seen if that makes sense. And you are right, I have the option to see a blocked person's post. There is a tab that says 'display' but its optional. As far as posts directed to me personally from those I've blocked I don't see them if I'm quoted by them. If they quote me I don't see it. Only if an unblocked person quotes them quoting me. Which thank goodness is rare. :icon_mrgreen:

I used to get PMs a long time ago that I'm being trolled abusively but told people I'm not interested in knowing. Anyway, just wanted to clear up what I can see and what I can't since it seem to be hotly debated and some people seems to have a need for me to see their abuse...lol..pathetic as it is.

I'm just here to discuss football. That's it. I realized that a while ago that it was disrespectful to Steve's memory if I responded in kind to vitriolic posts.

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..and last addition. I want to state that its not about disagreeing about football. We can hotly debate football and it gets passionate and angry and that's absolutely fine. I don't mind being disagreed with on football things. I never, ever take it personal. Neither should anyone else. But the reason that should be obvious why I have blocked some is that its not about disagreeing about football but you all can see its pure verbal abuse with no intention other than to insult.

If the reason is someone's post is boring, unimaginative, asinine from a football point of view, so what? Was this forum set up for people we agreed with and liked their prose? If is some old beef about something football or non football such as politics, religion or what have you, do we move on or carry on a grudge that escalates into some of the posts that led to block certain folks. It could be you next. Think about that.

I had a friend who would lurk on here. I mentioned him before a Newcastle supporter who loved some of the debates and comments but not enough to actually join in and he said something that led me to change how I am on here. He said 'the AG I know is night and day from the bloke I know personally face to face and the one that posts. Stop responding, just be you. You are passionate about your Arsenal and do what the founder intended the forum to be. If others want to be abusive, leave them be (he was the one that told me about the blocking feature). Let people see you and them for what they are and either they agree or not. Either way, you claimed on the forum and to me that you don't care by responding you care. Just be you and forget the responding. You will never win that argument.'

I've enjoyed the forum immensely since taking that advice.

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Southampton - an easy 3 points this season. 4-0 to us...
Can I hear the sound of a stick being sharpened with which to beat the manager yet again? Who ever beats Southampton 4-0 at their place? Last time we did it George Graham was boss.

Not at all. Southampton have been very poor and I think we can take them apart. An early goal and we are away.

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Can I hear the sound of a stick being sharpened with which to beat the manager yet again? Who ever beats Southampton 4-0 at their place? Last time we did it George Graham was boss.


:icon_scratch: can't figure that one ..... why bother sharpening a stick if he is going to beat him with it ....?
What you do is batter the guy all over and then when he is lying prone stick the sharp end in his ribs. See page 4 of the 'How To Respect An Arsenal Manager' manual.

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Can I hear the sound of a stick being sharpened with which to beat the manager yet again? Who ever beats Southampton 4-0 at their place? Last time we did it George Graham was boss.

I'd be happy with a narrow win.
Always happy with a narrow win. Added time penalty or own goal, even better.

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It was a massive contest in the 60s and 70s. Both sides were crammed with great British footballers who served up classic attacking games. For my money only Aguero and Ibrahimovic stand comparison with the men from that time.


I wasn't around to watch those sides, but I would suggest that DeBruyne, Silva and DeGea would be right up there. Not at the Best and Charlton level but seriously talented players nonetheless.
You have a point about De Gea - probably as good as Joe Corrigan, but well shy of Alex Stepney. Faced with Norbert Stiles, Bill Foulkes, Paddy Crerand and Tony Dunne, DeBruyne and Silva would have lasted about ten minutes before going home to mum, tears rolling down their soft cheeks.

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AmericanGooner wrote:
Either way, you claimed on the forum and to me that you don't care by responding you care. Just be you and forget the responding. You will never win that argument.'


I am not even going to dignify that with a response. :icon_rabbit:


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AmericanGooner wrote:
...If the reason is someone's post is boring, unimaginative, asinine from a football point of view, so what? Was this forum set up for people we agreed with and liked their prose? If is some old beef about something football or non football such as politics, religion or what have you, do we move on or carry on a grudge that escalates into some of the posts that led to block certain folks. It could be you next. Think about that...
You are right AG. As a less frequent user of this forum these days it is noticeable to me how frequently your posts are met with some sort of negative comment, usually flippant but occasionally more personally vindictive. That it doesn't seem to bother you that much is very amusing. The sound of water running off a duck's back is a good one.

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warrior wrote:
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Either way, you claimed on the forum and to me that you don't care by responding you care. Just be you and forget the responding. You will never win that argument.'


I am not even going to dignify that with a response. :icon_rabbit:


Can admins be blocked? hahaha....interesting question from a technical viewpoint actually. :icon_mrgreen1: :icon_mrgreen1:

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I went to youtube in search of clips from the '60s Manchester derbies to get an idea about them. I ended up looking at a clip of recent derbies (over the last 10 years or so) and I was very surprised how hotly contested and dangerous they were! I am reminded of just how nasty Roy Keane was.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dHHlIuOSYB8

I also found a clip of George Best talking about the '60s and he said that both sides had at least a few local boys. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t1bur7E730A

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Any kind of win this weekend including a ball bounced of someone's butt or a wrong referee decision that goes our way. Lord knows we have had plenty of bad decisions, time for us to get some of those repaid.

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...If the reason is someone's post is boring, unimaginative, asinine from a football point of view, so what? Was this forum set up for people we agreed with and liked their prose? If is some old beef about something football or non football such as politics, religion or what have you, do we move on or carry on a grudge that escalates into some of the posts that led to block certain folks. It could be you next. Think about that...
You are right AG. As a less frequent user of this forum these days it is noticeable to me how frequently your posts are met with some sort of negative comment, usually flippant but occasionally more personally vindictive. That it doesn't seem to bother you that much is very amusing. The sound of water running off a duck's back is a good one.

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AmericanGooner wrote:
I went to youtube in search of clips from the '60s Manchester derbies to get an idea about them. I ended up looking at a clip of recent derbies (over the last 10 years or so) and I was very surprised how hotly contested and dangerous they were! I am reminded of just how nasty Roy Keane was.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dHHlIuOSYB8
That foul from Keano deserved three red cards. Genuinely dirty barstud.

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I am not even going to dignify that with a response. :icon_rabbit:


Can admins be blocked? hahaha....interesting question from a technical viewpoint actually. :icon_mrgreen1: :icon_mrgreen1:


It's quite easy to view posts of posters that one has blocked. Just visit the site without logging in.


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One of the main reasons I am automatically logged in. :icon_mrgreen1:

In football news. Hang on Hammers, hang on!!!

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