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anikulapo wrote:

Waffiman wrote:

anikulapo wrote:Still Waffi sighting I guess he is still looking for WiFi service

Why are you so excited? We lost.

Are you ok? How does pointing out ya hypocrisy and duplicity equal being happy about a loss to Mourinho, of all people? You no serious

Isn't that the same logic you both use to attack me?

Bloody hypocrite.

Tunisian Gooner wrote:I know I get blasted for this but....

This team is starting to click, I know hyperbolic. over the top, woe is me reactions will dominate narrative among Gooners but this team is very close to being a legit PL contender.

Frankly don't mind adversity,Arsenal reaction to this defeat will be a litmus test, a good december run will show this is not same old, collapse at 1st hint of adversity Arsenal. Enough signs today to show quality not in question, now simple matter of players showing they won't allow negative energy to affect their performance.

Onward and upward Gunners.

"Starting to click", after the league has been won and lost...again. Talk about locking the stable after the horses have fled. You'll be here spewing the exact same shhit next season. Of course quality (on the pitch) isn't in question...been saying that since God spoke to Moses.

You're right, you oughta get blasted for this. Pfft!

Hmmm multiple reports say Nzonzi is in London after failing out with his club in Spain... please pease God

theYemster wrote:

anikulapo wrote:

Waffiman wrote:

anikulapo wrote:Still Waffi sighting I guess he is still looking for WiFi service

Why are you so excited? We lost.

Are you ok? How does pointing out ya hypocrisy and duplicity equal being happy about a loss to Mourinho, of all people? You no serious

Isn't that the same logic you both use to attack me?

Bloody hypocrite.

Look at this foolish twat .... you only show up to gloat when the Arsenal suffer a setback and hide in your sewer when things go well ... so yeah there is a clear difference ode

Waffiman wrote:Zelalem ruptured his cruciate ligaments and he is on the long journey back to full fitness.

It is wrong to laugh at the plight of the unfortunate chap.

stop being mischievous. He wasn't exactly tearing up the league before his unfortunate injury. I wish him the best.

theYemster wrote:

Tunisian Gooner wrote:I know I get blasted for this but....

This team is starting to click, I know hyperbolic. over the top, woe is me reactions will dominate narrative among Gooners but this team is very close to being a legit PL contender.

Frankly don't mind adversity,Arsenal reaction to this defeat will be a litmus test, a good december run will show this is not same old, collapse at 1st hint of adversity Arsenal. Enough signs today to show quality not in question, now simple matter of players showing they won't allow negative energy to affect their performance.

Onward and upward Gunners.

"Starting to click", after the league has been won and lost...again. Talk about locking the stable after the horses have fled. You'll be here spewing the exact same shhit next season. Of course quality (on the pitch) isn't in question...been saying that since God spoke to Moses.

You're right, you oughta get blasted for this. Pfft!

Let's get something straight, said well back in July Man City would win 17/18 PL title on a canter. Man City this season like Man Utd in 99/00, 00-01, Arsenal in 03-04 the destination of the PL title is fait accompli.

Arsenal have not looked this in sync offensively since Hleb, Cesc, Rosicky, Adebayor and RVP dawned the cannon. Last 6 weeks this has not been the side to side, trying to walk the ball into the net Arsenal, it's quick, fluid, aggressive and opponents are struggling mightily to cope with Arsenal attacking prowess.

As I said in my post Arsenal will have to prove in december if this just a fade or something with legit staying power, something they can carry into coming seasons. Will they evolve into legit perennial contenders i.e Arsenal post 00-99, 00-01 campaigns when they finished 18 and 10 points behind PL champs Man Utd, or will they go they way of 07-08 side who imploded following Eduardo injury and were never legit PL contenders again.

Starting to click and then sell your two top offensive players in January and restart the
click development process

anikulapo wrote:Hmmm multiple reports say Nzonzi is in London after failing out with his club in Spain... please pease God

The word is they stopped the transfer in the summer. But Seville are out of the CL now and the rumour is we will be triggering the release clause in his contract.

Other clubs also interested.

Waffiman wrote:

anikulapo wrote:Hmmm multiple reports say Nzonzi is in London after failing out with his club in Spain... please pease God

The word is they stopped the transfer in the summer. But Seville are out of the CL now and the rumour is we will be triggering the release clause in his contract.

Other clubs also interested.

If I dad to guess Everton seems a more likely destination for N'Zonzi

Waffiman wrote:

anikulapo wrote:Hmmm multiple reports say Nzonzi is in London after failing out with his club in Spain... please pease God

The word is they stopped the transfer in the summer. But Seville are out of the CL now and the rumour is we will be triggering the release clause in his contract.

Other clubs also interested.

Seville are 2nd in their group.

Reports are some teams willing meet release clause of 35 mill and give a N'Zonzi a hefty pay rise. Again my guess this is Moshiri and Everton making a move for N'zonzi.

Tunisian Gooner wrote:

Waffiman wrote:

anikulapo wrote:Hmmm multiple reports say Nzonzi is in London after failing out with his club in Spain... please pease God

The word is they stopped the transfer in the summer. But Seville are out of the CL now and the rumour is we will be triggering the release clause in his contract.

Other clubs also interested.

If I dad to guess Everton seems a more likely destination for N'Zonzi

He's 29 years old. How many players of that age has Arsene bought in the last decade?

Tunisian Gooner wrote:

Tunisian Gooner wrote:I know I get blasted for this but....

This team is starting to click, I know hyperbolic. over the top, woe is me reactions will dominate narrative among Gooners but this team is very close to being a legit PL contender.

Frankly don't mind adversity,Arsenal reaction to this defeat will be a litmus test, a good december run will show this is not same old, collapse at 1st hint of adversity Arsenal. Enough signs today to show quality not in question, now simple matter of players showing they won't allow negative energy to affect their performance.

Onward and upward Gunners.

Let's get something straight, said well back in July Man City would win 17/18 PL title on a canter. Man City this season like Man Utd in 99/00, 00-01, Arsenal in 03-04 the destination of the PL title is fait accompli.

Arsenal have not looked this in sync offensively since Hleb, Cesc, Rosicky, Adebayor and RVP dawned the cannon. Last 6 weeks this has not been the side to side, trying to walk the ball into the net Arsenal, it's quick, fluid, aggressive and opponents are struggling mightily to cope with Arsenal attacking prowess.

As I said in my post Arsenal will have to prove in december if this just a fade or something with legit staying power, something they can carry into coming seasons. Will they evolve into legit perennial contenders i.e Arsenal post 00-99, 00-01 campaigns when they finished 18 and 10 points behind PL champs Man Utd, or will they go they way of 07-08 side who imploded following Eduardo injury and were never legit PL contenders again.

It is clear the are developing a new way to compete with petro dollars, as they cannot compete financially.

Recent changes and recruitments in the backroom staff makes manifest of this. For example since Dein left the club, his role as negotiator with the contacts to convince the top players to join has been done with little success by Law, Wenger, Gazidis etc etc. But none of these guys have the know how and skill set of Dein. The has finally addressed this problem with Sahel from Barca.

You are spot on about the tactical changes and how we also have a new style of play. You are right it is beginning to click.

Tunisian Gooner wrote:

Waffiman wrote:

anikulapo wrote:Hmmm multiple reports say Nzonzi is in London after failing out with his club in Spain... please pease God

The word is they stopped the transfer in the summer. But Seville are out of the CL now and the rumour is we will be triggering the release clause in his contract.

Other clubs also interested.

Seville are 2nd in their group.

Reports are some teams willing meet release clause of 35 mill and give a N'Zonzi a hefty pay rise. Again my guess this is Moshiri and Everton making a move for N'zonzi.

Sorry my bad about Nzonzi. I had him confused with another player.

Everton are trying really hard but if we are truly interested in the player, they will not get him ahead of us.

platinum wrote:

Tunisian Gooner wrote:

Waffiman wrote:

anikulapo wrote:Hmmm multiple reports say Nzonzi is in London after failing out with his club in Spain... please pease God

The word is they stopped the transfer in the summer. But Seville are out of the CL now and the rumour is we will be triggering the release clause in his contract.

Other clubs also interested.

If I dad to guess Everton seems a more likely destination for N'Zonzi

He's 29 years old. How many players of that age has Arsene bought in the last decade?

Wenger has bought older pros of recent. Arteta and Per were not spring chickens. Going forward, we need experienced hardened pros, especially in defensive positions.

Nzonzi has improved immensely since leaving the EPL.

Chief Ogbunigwe wrote:

Waffiman wrote:Zelalem ruptured his cruciate ligaments and he is on the long journey back to full fitness.

It is wrong to laugh at the plight of the unfortunate chap.

stop being mischievous. He wasn't exactly tearing up the league before his unfortunate injury. I wish him the best.

Doing very well in the youth team and training with senior players regularly before his unfortunate injury.

If was fit, he would have been playing regular Europa league football.

anikulapo wrote:

Waffiman wrote:

anikulapo wrote:Still Waffi sighting I guess he is still looking for WiFi service

Why are you so excited? We lost.

Are you ok? How does pointing out ya hypocrisy and duplicity equal being happy about a loss to Mourinho, of all people? You no serious

Nothing hypocritical about me. You wrote your team off before the derby. I rightly called you out.

See waffis slow learning mouf talking about Nzonzi now after all the rubbish you’ve been spewing act proven failures like Xhacrap , Ramshyt and le Coq .... you na wah TYPICAL

#SLOWLEARNER

Waffiman wrote:

anikulapo wrote:

Waffiman wrote:

anikulapo wrote:Still Waffi sighting I guess he is still looking for WiFi service

Why are you so excited? We lost.

Are you ok? How does pointing out ya hypocrisy and duplicity equal being happy about a loss to Mourinho, of all people? You no serious

Nothing hypocritical about me. You wrote your team off before the derby. I rightly called you out.

How does asking a question equal writing your team off? Again, I ask ? are you ok???

I would sure love in the summer to have a reborn Kondogbia pairing Nzonzi in our midfield

anikulapo wrote:I would sure love in the summer to have a reborn Kondogbia pairing Nzonzi in our midfield

I have always liked Kondogbia from his youth days, but he messed himself up when he went to Inter. He really wasted himself there.

He is playing well again but we are also seeing the money grabbing ways that saw him go to Inter resurfacing. His brother, who is now his new Agent, has been busy hawking him to EPL clubs and he has only just started playing for Valencia.

He will mess up again.

anikulapo wrote:

theYemster wrote:

anikulapo wrote:

Waffiman wrote:

anikulapo wrote:Still Waffi sighting I guess he is still looking for WiFi service

Why are you so excited? We lost.

Are you ok? How does pointing out ya hypocrisy and duplicity equal being happy about a loss to Mourinho, of all people? You no serious

Isn't that the same logic you both use to attack me?

Bloody hypocrite.

Look at this foolish twat .... you only show up to gloat when the Arsenal suffer a setback and hide in your sewer when things go well ... so yeah there is a clear difference ode

Go well? I guess I must've been hiding since 2004 then.

You think I care to "gloat" about this loss? Dude I'm all about EPL titles not just beating United (though it's a nice bonus to spank them); but in case you don't know someone else has run away with the league...regardless of the result of this match.

Mschew!

Waffiman wrote:

anikulapo wrote:I would sure love in the summer to have a reborn Kondogbia pairing Nzonzi in our midfield

I have always liked Kondogbia from his youth days, but he messed himself up when he went to Inter. He really wasted himself there.

He is playing well again but we are also seeing the money grabbing ways that saw him go to Inter resurfacing. His brother, who is now his new Agent, has been busy hawking him to EPL clubs and he has only just started playing for Valencia.

He will mess up again.

Ahem Nzonzi nko? I see how you tried to run away and divert remember ya past comments have been saved

Waffiman wrote:

platinum wrote:

Tunisian Gooner wrote:

Waffiman wrote:

anikulapo wrote:Hmmm multiple reports say Nzonzi is in London after failing out with his club in Spain... please pease God

The word is they stopped the transfer in the summer. But Seville are out of the CL now and the rumour is we will be triggering the release clause in his contract.

Other clubs also interested.

If I dad to guess Everton seems a more likely destination for N'Zonzi

He's 29 years old. How many players of that age has Arsene bought in the last decade?

Wenger has bought older pros of recent. Arteta and Per were not spring chickens. Going forward, we need experienced hardened pros, especially in defensive positions.

Nzonzi has improved immensely since leaving the EPL.

Arteta is a good one. He was also 29 I believe. Per was 26 or so. Prime age.

I don't know that it's so much an improvement with Nzonzi. I think it's more a factor of him being where he can express himself. That Blackburn team had some 'under the radar' ball players.