Arsenal Will Be Top After Tonight!

Post by **Waffiman** » Thu Jan 08, 2004 12:26 pm

Another defensive error and failure to kill the game off has cost us again. Just like Leicester, Everton did not create one chance but still managed to get a point. :x :x :x :x :x

The good news be say most of our senior players been dey that game, I hear say Papillo, Yobo and a few others meet up.

Post by **Waffiman** » Thu Jan 08, 2004 12:40 pm

PapaK wrote:I still dey bite my finger how all the keepers dey always bring their A games when playing against Oga. Reports have it that ManU have their goalkeeper to thank today. chei!

It was a personal war between am and Oga. Oga suppose get hatrick.

sunshinestar · Post by **sunshinestar** » Thu Jan 08, 2004 1:17 pm

I have yet to recover from the shock of drawing at Goodison Park.The keeper should have punched better than he did...sad indeed that Manure are now widening the gap

KoC · Post by **KoC** » Thu Jan 08, 2004 3:14 pm

Slowly and steadily, the trophy is cementing its place where it belongs. One team has not lost in 20, another has lost three and yet the table shows the cha(m)ps with 3 losses above the "unbeatens". Funny.

Waffi, sorry, no EPL title for the ARSE this season, or next, or next. . .

Ebyboy · Post by **Ebyboy** » Thu Jan 08, 2004 3:26 pm

Waffiman wrote:Another defensive error and failure to kill the game off has cost us again. Just like Leicester, Everton did not create one chance but still managed to get a point. :x :x :x :x :x

The good news be say most of our senior players been dey that game, I hear say Papillo, Yobo and a few others meet up.

I jus dey cry for inside heart today. I am finding a bit difficult to drum up enthusiasm for work after another night of fluid but ineffective football. And this unbeaten streak is kinda getting old. Maybe we need a shock defeat to set us straight. Like what happened after we got beat by Inter at home.

The players might have forgotten how bad it feels to be beaten. I think Wenger is not leaning on them hard enough. He barely criticised them in the after game interview in Sky Sports. I just hope his attitude in the dressing room is different. We cannot take this attitude into the continent during the knockout stages of the CL. The complacency must be shaken off

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Post by **Waffiman** » Thu Jan 08, 2004 4:40 pm

Ebyboy wrote:
Waffiman wrote:Another defensive error and failure to kill the game off has cost us again. Just like Leicester, Everton did not create one chance but still managed to get a point. :x :x :x :x :x

The good news be say most of our senior players been dey that game, I hear say Papillo, Yobo and a few others meet up.
I jus dey cry for inside heart today. I am finding a bit difficult to drum up enthusiasm for work after another night of fluid but ineffective football. And this unbeaten streak is kinda getting old. Maybe we need a shock defeat to set us straight. Like what happened after we got beat by Inter at home.

The players might have forgotten how bad it feels to be beaten. I think Wenger is not leaning on them hard enough. He barely criticised them in the after game interview in Sky Sports. I just hope his attitude in the dressing room is different. We cannot take this attitude into the continent during the knockout stages of the CL. The complacency must be shaken off .

Man easy! Players dey entitled to a bad game, at least dem nor lose.

Oga Chief, the title is not won in January. We go see wetin go happen when druggie Rio get him ban.

Ebyboy · Post by **Ebyboy** » Thu Jan 08, 2004 4:45 pm

Waffiman, I realize that. But we have championship ambitions.

RudeBoy · Post by **RudeBoy** » Thu Jan 08, 2004 7:20 pm

Unbeaten but still second! I knew eventually Wengers policy of allowing on-loan Arsenal players to play against us would back fire. TLast night was that night!