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General Football 2014/15

Rohit

Not many Arsenal players move and play at the same level they displayed at Arsenal, no matter how high that level is. Wenger is a good coach, believe it or not.

Big Willie

General Mirth wrote:
Lukazan wrote:
Sounds like the sort of thing that happens often enough in an Arsenal shirt tbh. Kos often gets a free ride on here though.

I honestly don't think it does. Don't get me wrong, he has a few dopey games every season but when he's good, he's really good. Whereas for France he's pretty average on a consistent basis. In fact, I don't think he's ever recaptured his Arsenal form for the national team.

The same can be said about Giroud too - he was booed off the other day.

I can't actually think of too many Arsenal players that perform better for their national team than they do for their club. Arshavin maybe?

Bendtner always seemed to score for Denmark whilst he was busy being a waster here.

Bold Tone

Yup. I never could work out why he played so badly for us.

Biggus

The short passing pussyball style seems to suit the womens game well (understandably I suppose), as they are not able to be pressed for long periods and are not open to lightning fast counter attacks.

invisibleman18

General Mirth wrote:
I can't actually think of too many Arsenal players that perform better for their national team than they do for their club. Arshavin maybe?

Welbeck.

Biggus

Don't forget that international defences are not as well drilled nor formidable as top club ones, even Bendtner and Welbeck can score against them.

Biggus

jones wrote:
Poor lad, can't imagine much worse than a female (your aunt to boot) on roid rage beating you up. And then she has the nerve to blame the incident on him, what a cunt.

Apparently she's done it before too.

Still slap a tail on her.......

Clrnc

invisibleman18 wrote:
General Mirth wrote:
I can't actually think of too many Arsenal players that perform better for their national team than they do for their club. Arshavin maybe?

Welbeck.

Arshavin, Welbeck, Bendtner and to a certain extent, Wilshere.

arsedocmd

USA beat Germany in a friendly.has Germany won a game after the world cup?

Rex

Saving it for the Euros.

arsedocmd

kinda defeats the purpose of the world cup and being 'world champions' sort of

Qwiss

arsedoc md wrote:
USA beat Germany in a friendly.has Germany won a game after the world cup?

Yeah they've won some qualifiers.

Biggus

International football is pointless friendlies doubly so, Germany will win when it matters.

Asterix

http://www.smh.com.au/sport/soccer/goal-or-no-goal-the-penalty-causing-worldwide-controversy-20150616-ghox5p.html

A lesson here for referees and goalkeepers!

invisibleman18

Don't see why it's causing controversy. He throws the ball in the net and celebrates instead of making sure he catches it. 😆

Big Willie

Nothing beats this one Asterix. The guy starts thumping his chest and celebrating after his save. Little does he know...

marv3llous

Its an actual article that exists. I not gonna link it as it only serves the purpose of this troll, if we click on it.

goon

Adrian Durham I assume?

marv3llous

Yes 😆

Mirth

4) The quality of England’s opposition has been more difficult than the Gunners faced. At first glance this might seem preposterous. But take a look at the current world rankings and you’ll see two teams - Switzerland and Italy - above England. At the end of Arsenal’s unbeaten season, they were ranked higher than everyone else they faced in the Premier League. People might say it’s easier in international football – well how come Spain, Germany, Holland and Belgium haven’t all had unbeaten seasons?

:doh: I thought I could but I can't deal with it.

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