Arsenal Vs Chelsea: December 10

arsene vs morinho,

or would u prefer these

but what, spill it out,

funny,

would that mean the hard tackling one from the west african coast,

arsenal 2  chelsea 0

hmm, where are the Chelsea people? Assnal to win? 4 stamford bridge? na wa o.

U don see where them fcuk white girl wey her BLUE eye turn RED before

na wetin we go do chelsea.

If we cld gun down  red devils
we would surely gun down the roman army

lets wait and see then

Arsenal are a pu$$y club,
We beat them twice last season "with drogba", and we'll do that again
make no mistake about that,

         

With henry missing, nursing a broken neck.  _{(I bet he got that from excessive shaking of his head when he looks at the premiership table), makes the deed less difficult.}
Manchester united can be six points clear,  it doesnt make any difference,
Optimisms vary, but what i know is that come the last quarter of the EPL,
We'll be well ahead of Manure,  Quote me,   

arsnal win for st bridge,i wuld bet it wit my life.
gunners re know every where for their mouth making,let wait til sunday and c wot will happen.
chels 3  arsnal 0
chels for life

Nigerian international John Mikel Obi was upstaged over the weekend by another Premiership youngster Cesc Fabregas in the race to be crowned the finest young player in Europe.
The European Young Player of the Year Award, conducted by Italian sports newspaper TuttoSport, was held on Saturday and marked the ultimate recognition for the Arsenal Spanish international.
While his Gunners skipper Thierry Henry was overlooked for both the Golden Ball and the FIFA World Player of the Year title, Fabregas came out top of a poll to find the leading under-21 player on the continent.
The 19-year-old was the runaway winner of the Golden Boy award, presented by TuttoSport, based on a poll of leading writers across Europe.
Fabregas was named in top spot by 19 of the 30 judges, to finish with 253 points, ahead of second-placed Lionel Messi of Barcelona, on 179.
Tottenham's Aaron Lennon was the highest-placed English player, in fifth spot, with Theo Walcott joining him on the list in joint 16th.
Mikel’s failure to command a regular shirt at Chelsea, coupled by his lack of playing time at his former club Lyn Oslo, during his protracted transfer tussle, clearly contributed to his failure to add the European version to his African junior crown.
Incidentally, Mikel, voted the second best player at last year’s U-20World Cup in Holland, was the only Nigerian short listed for the junior version of the prestigious Ballon d’Or, which is given out by France Football. This year’s award went to the captain of Italy’s World Cup winning team Fabio Cannavaro.

@grizzly

na if senderos play drogba fit shine.

But the truth is that
uche eye don red and we go gun anybody wey 4ck with us

nice from y'all

Chelsea has always been strong in Stamford Bridge that in almost 3yrs now they have not lost any home match in the league, let's face the fact, it would be almost impossible to defeat chelsea in stamford Bridge now you guys are saying 3-0 and 2-0 in favour of Arsenal,

If at all we were to win 'em, it would be by a lone Goal deficit, either 0-1 or 1-2

enjoy the match,

sure.
sunday is comin and it's comin without haste,

we shall see what comes out of Stamford Bridge that day.

@ amodu

i like patient people like you, "we shall see" is a gentle word

we would know who shall see the other after the match.