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Limted Resources of wenGAy is a myth.

Reyes-20m, Eduardo, 16m, Walcott, 13m, Arshavin-25m.

Limited resources indeed!!!

History starts with those great nights in Europe in the days of black-n-white TV.
Chelsea and Arsenal have no history. . . . .When Bobby Charlton was leading United players to lift the UCL in 2008, Chelsea had Peter Kenyon.
Should Bayern win the UCL next month, you will see Beckenbauer, Rummenigge and probably Matthaus leading the Nazis to lift the cup.

Sharap Sharon,

Give GAYYners a break dude,

Should Assanal win the Emirate cup in August you would see legends like Owusu-Abeyie, Arturo Lupoli, Daniel Karbasiyoon, Francis Jeffers, Stepanovs, lead them to the cup

Benitez is better, He has one CL and FA cup to point to in England let wenGAY tell us what he has in that time frame.

Outside EPL he has a UEFA cup, wenGAY has never won any European trophy before and he is over 60yrs old

Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger admits he is disappointed with Andrey Arshavin after the midfielder claimed that a move to Barcelona would represent "the peak of my career."

The Russian playmaker, who is currently injured with a calf problem, was quoted by Russian newspaper Sport Express, though he has subsequently claimed he would finish his career at Arsenal.

Wenger has since admitted, however, that he was disappointed with the former Zenit St Petersburg star's comments.

"We do not, of course, accept that [talk of leaving the club]," he added.

"When you are at Arsenal, you are at Arsenal. When you are somewhere else, you are somewhere else.

"I believe that your pride makes first that you defend your club.

"Everybody has the freedom to speak, but you want to make sure first of all that you respect your club."

http://www.goal.com/en/news/9/england/2010/04/29/1901346/arsenal-manager-arsene-wenger-very-disappointed-with-andrey

Sorrow, tears, Wailing and trophylessness of the past 5 seasons continue

Its Business as Usual

How bad can it get for Liverpool?

Now Pathetico Madrid makes the final

What a season for Liverpool

Its now pathetic, What can be done to make Gayyners celebrate a trophy on nairaland?

Liverpool scores.

2-0

Ok ma'am

I know,

GAYYners are anti success so thats why. I understand

When is soon, My fingers are itching to open one

1-0 Aquilani

Can i do one for them?

Assanal Fans thread: 5th season,  No trophy

E jowo, Tubebe nko?

WIN a bloody Trophy FFS and stop all your essay writings

Like Olu Maintain " Awon kan waiye wa sise, Awon kan waye wa win trophy, Awon kan waiye wa ko essay"

Something= Emirates cup

The exit may have happened almost a month ago, but Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson is still agonising over his side's Champions League quarter-final defeat to Bayern Munich.

The United manager was forced to watch the midweek European semi-finals from the comfort of his home, but admits it wasn't easy to do — especially as Bayern comfortably booked their place in May's showpiece final.

"It has been absolute agony watching the matches," Ferguson told MUTV. 

"But that is what happens when you are not in it. You have to watch it on TV. Undoubtedly not being in the Champions League helps our preparation for the weekend but I know what I would rather have

Can someone play me " E dey pain me Ga ga o " by Stereoman Ekwe

Master and Student

Master vs Student

The lack of money you used as an excuse for Arsenals failure has been blown out by Lvan Gaal

As the players on the field cost us 40m, While the ones who qualified Arsenal for the CL final in 2006 wre bought for an amount in excess of 70m, that was 4 year ago

CL team of the week

-Julio Cesar-

-Lahm-Lucio-Samuel-Chivu-

-Robben-Etoo-Schweni-Altintop-

-Olic-Pique-

Indeed, it was Van Gaal and not Mourinho's previous mentor Bobby Robson who allowed the young coach to take charge of training sessions and handle the Catalan media in his place. Van Gaal quipped that he would drive Mourinho to the airport to take his first coaching position!

Mourinho was full of praise for his former boss in a 2005 BBC interview, saying: "Louis was very important for me. With him I developed a very strong relationship as he gave me confidence. He gave me complete control in training sessions and I became, with him, a coach on the pitch."

"He told me to tell the Benfica president (in 2000) that if he wants you to become assistant then you say no. If he wants you to be the manager then I'll take you to the airport and you go," added Mourinho.

"Jose did all the analysis of the players and he did it very good," said Van Gaal in a 2005 interview

Indeed, it was Van Gaal and not Mourinho's previous mentor Bobby Robson who allowed the young coach to take charge of training sessions and handle the Catalan media in his place. Van Gaal quipped that he would drive Mourinho to the airport to take his first coaching position!

Mourinho was full of praise for his former boss in a 2005 BBC interview, saying: "Louis was very important for me. With him I developed a very strong relationship as he gave me confidence. He gave me complete control in training sessions and I became, with him, a coach on the pitch."

"He told me to tell the Benfica president (in 2000) that if he wants you to become assistant then you say no. If he wants you to be the manager then I'll take you to the airport and you go," added Mourinho.

"Jose did all the analysis of the players and he did it very good," said Van Gaal in a 2005 interview

Till date Jose still communicates and take matchday tips from Van Gaal

UCL was shyte this season. The final looks like a Group D match.
Bayern vs Inter?
WTF!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

So much hatred for Bayern, and so much of it undeserved. I'm a Sechz'ger and even I feel compelled to defend them

1. The myth that they went for Rooney's ankle.
No they didn't. What they did not do was give him extra gentle treatment. If Ferg fields him, what are they supposed to do? Avoid tackles? Stroke his ankles, like there, there, with velvet gloves?

2. They got a clear offside goal against Fiorentina and therefore are evil.
Yeah, right, any British club that had scored like that would have protested to have the goal taken off the scoresheet in a second. Blame the ref, not the team. Fiorentina got an offside goal in the rematch as well, one which was less obvious, sure, but is there really a difference between a clear offside goal and a narrow offside goal?

3. van Bommel - okay, I'll give you that.
You could say that he is a very, very smart player who has perfected the art of the foul. He always fouls within the given limits - he never gets two yellows, but will take the yellow for the team if the situation demands it. You could say he's cynical, you could say he's a genius. If he's on your team, you will say the latter, if he's not, the former. Then again, there are more than enough other players who have incorporated the foul as a means of their play, and only van Bommel has this type of Satanic reputation. At least be consequent.

4. Their defense - apparently horrid
Demichelis is a player who will leave his fullback position and join the midfield, allowing Bayern to play more attack-minded. Naturally this will expose the defense in swift counters, but it's for a good cause. Yesterday Bayern played the first half defending conservatively, without Demichelis moving upfront, and Lyon weren't getting anywhere

5. Bayern - the moneybags
a) Hey, what has kept your club from working its finances right? Bayern have always calculated wisely. Every Mark or Euro they have or had, they earned. There's no russian billionaire in the wings. Hell, when the Bundesliga was founded they were not even picked as members, 1860 were picked to represent Munich. They worked their way up.
b) As has been pointed out before, money is not everything there. Five of yesterdays line-up are from Bayerns youth academy. Btw, Hamburg tomorrow will feature Jarolim, Trochowski and Guerrero. From Hamburgs youth academy? No, from Bayerns.

6. Bayern the most hated club? Really you can't hate them if you know that
- former players feature prominently in Bayerns setup, as they see themselves as a big family. Like, when Gerd Muller struggled to come to terms with life after his football carreer and turning into an alcoholic, they gave him a couching job and, more importantly, a purpose. Who has been helping George Best and Gascoigne?
- you can always turn to Bayern for the good cause. For example, since the Tsunami, Bayern are financing a school in Sri Lanka, but they don't make a fuss about it. They helped saving FC St.Pauli with a beneficiary match.
- Historically, in Nazi Germany, Bayern stood by their Jewish president Kurt Landauer until he was removed by the Nazis. Landauer fled to Switzerland and was reinstated right after the war. (Some do say the moneybag myth dates back to the era of hatred when Bayern were dismissed as the Jewish club, btw)


If you really hate Bayern, you can only do it out of envy and self-hatred. They are giving you no reasons.

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Pls GAYYNERS for the CL finals. I take God Beg you support Inter Milan. Abeg.

God wont spoil your hardwork. After all Bayerns hardwork to the finals for you to now bring una badluck come.

No be fight, Na beg I dey beg.

Where is the team y'all have been supporting for the past 6 seasons

I never thot the day would come that I would be supporting DK's goons in the final of any competition.

The same support that is going 5 seasons trophyless? Abeg i would pass on that BADLUCK support.

Abeg, How much can i pay you to start supporting Inter Milan?

And was it only that starting 11 that played all the games yu've played this season? cos if you apply that same logic to Arsenal, then the squad that made the final of the UCL in 05/06 was less than 35m.

Villarreal: Barbosa, Javi Venta, Pena, Quique Alvarez, Arruabarrena (Roger 82), Riquelme, Josico (Jose Mari 63), Senna, Sorin, Forlan, Franco.

Arsenal: Lehmann, Eboue, Toure, Campbell, Flamini (Clichy 9), Hleb, Fabregas, Silva, Ljungberg, Reyes (Pires 69), Henry

In that Arsenal team, Henry cost 15m Euros, Reyes cost 20million Euros, Gilberto Silva 10m Euros, Hleb 15million Euros, These 4 alone cost more than 60m Euros

Lehmann, Eboue, Toure, Flamini, fabregas and Ljunberg I cant get the figure for their transfer fee

So go figure

The total of transfer money we paid for our starting eleven in Lyon was only 40 million:

- Robben: 24 mio
- DvB: 10 mio
- MvB: 6 mio

-Butt, Altintop, Olic: free transfers

- Lahm, Badstuber, Contento, Schweinsteiger, Mueller: Bayern youth

So much hatred for Bayern, and so much of it undeserved. I'm a Sechz'ger and even I feel compelled to defend them

1. The myth that they went for Rooney's ankle.
No they didn't. What they did not do was give him extra gentle treatment. If Ferg fields him, what are they supposed to do? Avoid tackles? Stroke his ankles, like there, there, with velvet gloves?

2. They got a clear offside goal against Fiorentina and therefore are evil.
Yeah, right, any British club that had scored like that would have protested to have the goal taken off the scoresheet in a second. Blame the ref, not the team. Fiorentina got an offside goal in the rematch as well, one which was less obvious, sure, but is there really a difference between a clear offside goal and a narrow offside goal?

3. van Bommel - okay, I'll give you that.
You could say that he is a very, very smart player who has perfected the art of the foul. He always fouls within the given limits - he never gets two yellows, but will take the yellow for the team if the situation demands it. You could say he's cynical, you could say he's a genius. If he's on your team, you will say the latter, if he's not, the former. Then again, there are more than enough other players who have incorporated the foul as a means of their play, and only van Bommel has this type of Satanic reputation. At least be consequent.

4. Their defense - apparently horrid
Demichelis is a player who will leave his fullback position and join the midfield, allowing Bayern to play more attack-minded. Naturally this will expose the defense in swift counters, but it's for a good cause. Yesterday Bayern played the first half defending conservatively, without Demichelis moving upfront, and Lyon weren't getting anywhere

5. Bayern - the moneybags
a) Hey, what has kept your club from working its finances right? Bayern have always calculated wisely. Every Mark or Euro they have or had, they earned. There's no russian billionaire in the wings. Hell, when the Bundesliga was founded they were not even picked as members, 1860 were picked to represent Munich. They worked their way up.
b) As has been pointed out before, money is not everything there. Five of yesterdays line-up are from Bayerns youth academy. Btw, Hamburg tomorrow will feature Jarolim, Trochowski and Guerrero. From Hamburgs youth academy? No, from Bayerns.

6. Bayern the most hated club? Really you can't hate them if you know that
- former players feature prominently in Bayerns setup, as they see themselves as a big family. Like, when Gerd Muller struggled to come to terms with life after his football carreer and turning into an alcoholic, they gave him a couching job and, more importantly, a purpose. Who has been helping George Best and Gascoigne?
- you can always turn to Bayern for the good cause. For example, since the Tsunami, Bayern are financing a school in Sri Lanka, but they don't make a fuss about it. They helped saving FC St.Pauli with a beneficiary match.
- Historically, in Nazi Germany, Bayern stood by their Jewish president Kurt Landauer until he was removed by the Nazis. Landauer fled to Switzerland and was reinstated right after the war. (Some do say the moneybag myth dates back to the era of hatred when Bayern were dismissed as the Jewish club, btw)

Deary, i really respect Bayern. I have this weird love for 1860, therefore I am supposed to hate them, but I can only admire them. All I can see is how they do everything right that my club does wrong.

If you really hate Bayern, you can only do it out of envy and self-hatred. They are giving you no reasons.

So much hatred for Bayern, and so much of it undeserved. I'm a Sechz'ger and even I feel compelled to defend them

1. The myth that they went for Rooney's ankle.
No they didn't. What they did not do was give him extra gentle treatment. If Ferg fields him, what are they supposed to do? Avoid tackles? Stroke his ankles, like there, there, with velvet gloves?

2. They got a clear offside goal against Fiorentina and therefore are evil.
Yeah, right, any British club that had scored like that would have protested to have the goal taken off the scoresheet in a second. Blame the ref, not the team. Fiorentina got an offside goal in the rematch as well, one which was less obvious, sure, but is there really a difference between a clear offside goal and a narrow offside goal?

3. van Bommel - okay, I'll give you that.
You could say that he is a very, very smart player who has perfected the art of the foul. He always fouls within the given limits - he never gets two yellows, but will take the yellow for the team if the situation demands it. You could say he's cynical, you could say he's a genius. If he's on your team, you will say the latter, if he's not, the former. Then again, there are more than enough other players who have incorporated the foul as a means of their play, and only van Bommel has this type of Satanic reputation. At least be consequent.

4. Their defense - apparently horrid
Demichelis is a player who will leave his fullback position and join the midfield, allowing Bayern to play more attack-minded. Naturally this will expose the defense in swift counters, but it's for a good cause. Yesterday Bayern played the first half defending conservatively, without Demichelis moving upfront, and Lyon weren't getting anywhere

5. Bayern - the moneybags
a) Hey, what has kept your club from working its finances right? Bayern have always calculated wisely. Every Mark or Euro they have or had, they earned. There's no russian billionaire in the wings. Hell, when the Bundesliga was founded they were not even picked as members, 1860 were picked to represent Munich. They worked their way up.
b) As has been pointed out before, money is not everything there. Five of yesterdays line-up are from Bayerns youth academy. Btw, Hamburg tomorrow will feature Jarolim, Trochowski and Guerrero. From Hamburgs youth academy? No, from Bayerns.

6. Bayern the most hated club? Really you can't hate them if you know that
- former players feature prominently in Bayerns setup, as they see themselves as a big family. Like, when Gerd Muller struggled to come to terms with life after his football carreer and turning into an alcoholic, they gave him a couching job and, more importantly, a purpose. Who has been helping George Best and Gascoigne?
- you can always turn to Bayern for the good cause. For example, since the Tsunami, Bayern are financing a school in Sri Lanka, but they don't make a fuss about it. They helped saving FC St.Pauli with a beneficiary match.
- Historically, in Nazi Germany, Bayern stood by their Jewish president Kurt Landauer until he was removed by the Nazis. Landauer fled to Switzerland and was reinstated right after the war. (Some do say the moneybag myth dates back to the era of hatred when Bayern were dismissed as the Jewish club, btw)

Deary, i really respect Bayern. I have this weird love for 1860, therefore I am supposed to hate them, but I can only admire them. All I can see is how they do everything right that my club does wrong.

If you really hate Bayern, you can only do it out of envy and self-hatred. They are giving you no reasons.

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