Coombs Waiting for a highly probable catastrophe has a really different vibe to enduring nearly relentless failure, actually
Former Arsenal Players Thread
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Burnwinter as @Sicario keeps saying, the former can be worse than the latter.
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They all still hate him for......having his leg broken by a Stoke player....
Good on him.
So glad Stoke are no longer in the Prem.
Despicable, worthless pieces of shit.
7 days later
Biereth 5 game, 7 goals and 1 goal assisted for Monaco. Hm.
HomeSteak why did we let him go?
17 days later
Taking a bit of a loose view on former players here, but what a goal from Merson’s son.
Chip (well, volley) off the old block eh? 
That is legitimately one of the best two-touch goals I have ever seen.
Daz That is legitimately one of the best two-touch goals I have ever seen.
Shades of Thierry's 3 touch finish during preseason back in 03 or 04.
Imagine if this current team had a striker with even 50% (40%? 25%?) of Henry's ability
Nuno Tavares apparently tearing it up in serie A.
I just read a rumours page where Mikael Silvestre was quoted as urging us to sign Gyokeres. Silvestre was referred to as "former Gunners defender". I had completely wiped his existence at our club from my mind. shudder
Asterix I saw him score in an NLD. In that game, I also saw David Bentley beat Almunia from the halfway line and Spurs score 2 in injury time to rescue a draw in a game they were absolutely battered in.
Did that really happen, or was it just a horrible fever dream?
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RocktheCasbah An awful, awful game with Bentley's goal being one of those ridiculous speculators that, for a time, only we seemed to concede.
RocktheCasbah remember my Dad (Spurs fan) leaving early to go to work annoyed when we were 4-2 up, then coming home at the end of the day grinning as if they'd won the league.
Well they released a commemorative DVD after, that's how small time they are
