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RVP and his wife!!!

Sorry sauron
The picture is too large

@ Sauron.
This is Van Persie and his family also.
Hope u would also never call him a rapist again.
Cute family.
Here's Theo also with his sister!!!!

Stumbled on this.
Eboue and his family!!!

tayoccu:
predictions for Tomorrow's match?
gunners?

Not really inrto predictions.
Any victory will do for me.
I will like an unusual person to score to add some excitement.
Maybe Sagna.
It's be long since he scored after that cracking header at the Bridge last season

@ Sauron
I can see you've started mentioning the quadruple.
(Your gaffer too hinted that!)
HMMMMNNNN,
Cool it ooh.
We are ready to quote you

dayokanu:
Assanal is a joke. Dudu injured again? Just watch everton coming behind you.

Sack Wengay now.

Muki, leave these losers jare

Very illogical and incoherent statements.
Looks like what was typed after a long session with Brandy and Paraga mixed together
Muki should leave Arsenal because Dudu is injured again
Is it only Everton coming behind us??
Wigan, Man City,Hull,
Damn,I am scared we will be drawn in a relegation battle soon
All because Dudu is injured!!!

khanye:
Eduardo = Owen

No. FA cup
No. Carling
No CL
No PL

Twenty-five games into the Premier League campaign, the Londoners sit in fifth spot:
five points behind fourth-placed Chelsea, seven back of Aston Villa
and now 15 adrift of leaders Manchester United.

No Champions league qualification next year

I pity this Arsenal team

Who be dis again?
Who has won what this season??
When we win a trophy now and qualify for CL, you will be nowhere to be found.
You will now reappear after a few months,when Sagna has a headache and yarn drivel again
This is a hallowed thread
We don't want anyhow people violating it

The scummies are back again
Ain't no news at all
He was withdrawn from the Cardiff game because of the Hamstring
and only few people would be surprised that he's being ruled out for a while.
however, this ain't no broken leg, this is a small injury that will heal very soon.
[quote author=~Sauron~ link=topic=226256.msg3488935#msg3488935 date=1235058795]He will never be the same player again.
It will be stop-start-stop-start like Michael Owen till he retires gracefully.
.[/quote]is this your prayer?
It would never come to pass, amen!!!

@ Chamo
u no serious.
Abeg
The only thing Gallas and I have got is the winning mentality.
That's all.
The line up by Debosky suits me fine.
where I 'll play with Crackles in a twin prong strike partnership.
Now let me describe my characteristics on a footie field.

Take the Exceptional footballing brain of Dennis Bergkamp
Mix it up with the dribbling deftness of Bobby Pires
And add up the ruthlessness and pin point accuracy of Thierry Henry in front of goal.

What have you got

You have got HNIC.

Where art the game?

If I don't score a brace in the first 20 minutes,I 'll put on a Spud shirt with Huddlestone written at the back for the next 10 years !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[quote author=A-40 link=topic=226256.msg3485078#msg3485078 date=1234985664]@HNIC
You get time ooh! These Scummies are like roaches the more you kill em the more they multiply i don't know what part of their butt it itches when we celebrate or talk about anything that happens in the Gunner camp[/quote]Yeah, all of them swarmed on me like flies would do on shit, earlier on.
I think it just amazes them that we Gooners love the club come what may!!!
Bunch of swines

tkb417:
hehehehehe
what for if i may ask? did they sing when Cisse came back too?
hehehe, u gaynners are just too funny

Who gives a sailing f£&k about Cisse

MrCrackles:
And who are the infidels tormenting gooners on our thread?

Real Infidels.
Desecrating a Consecrated thread.!!

tkb417:
you just sang halleluyah cos of Dudus return.

Who sang alleluia
Sauron was bitter that 'everyone' was commenting about what should otherwise have been a routine win over cardiff
and I said that even angels are shouting alleluia over Dudu's return
Read my post again.It's there for all to see
i am sure it's an oversight, cos you are a scummie that reads thru before replying!

tkb417:
it will soon be may, dont worry.

Then let's wait till May.
I think it's rather early to be playing with your dick in February

tkb417:
u aint gonna use any food poisoning this season

Stupid excuse by the Spuds for throwing 4th position out of the window
Silly Press for spreading unwarranted falsehood, like AW cooked the meal and TH14 Served it
and Gullible sport fans for believing shit

tkb417:
meaning u dont want no reality check no more.

Reality Check for what.
Even if we need one, not from Scummies

tkb417:
few years from now, u guys will start celebrating placing 5th on the table

Nothing new my guy.
What haven't we heard, since 05/06 season.
spurs would finish above us
Our fisrt 11 would be sold
Arsenal will be relegated
Emirates would be sold
Abeg, my brova, say something new
Let's talk abou that!!!

coded guy:
It means alotta shit to you guys, celebrating the return of DUDU ma foot. What if he gets his legs chopped off in the next game,

Go and chop it off na!
your head like that of a roasted goat!!!
go to his house this night and chop it off.

coded guy:
so what are we gonna hear when Cesc or even Rosicky comes back. I guess you guys would have a whole season of Orgies.

Infact you should be ashamed of making the above comment.

I can't comprehend what you are trying to say
Calm the f&*K down and write proper English that everyone will understand.
Scummies are writing and Coded joins in also.
Na wa ooh

Emperoh:
HNIC

Does it go to say this guy is your saviour
As in, this is the beginning of the Arsenal season?
pathetic!!! Four trophyles seasons can be very inimical to footbal fanatism.

Beginning to sound like a freaking broken record!!!
4 Trophyless,5,6,7 or 8.It's still the Arsenal and we love the club.
seems scummies have a problem with reading the English language.
Please, point out where I said that eduardo is our saviour this season
Scummies and their illogical conclusions!

tkb417:
Dudu ko, white ni

7 points behind Villa and here they are singing halleluyah. wetin we no go see for this thread.
hopelessly deluded

Dude, its February
7 points behind Villa don't mean a thing!
[quote author=~Sauron~ link=topic=226256.msg3483660#msg3483660 date=1234968439]That is why they are GAYnners, innit??
They celebrate everything. . . .When WenGAY showers in the morning, Arsenal fans celebrate it.
If he coughs, they celebrate. If he shits, HNIC will celebrate it.
How do they sleep at night with all these years without a trophy?? [/quote]All these years
Like how many
10,15 or even 20.

Now for the last time, you scummies should quit desecrating this thread.

[quote author=~Sauron~ link=topic=226256.msg3483437#msg3483437 date=1234965647]Cisse's injury was worse than DUDU and his return did not generate these pre-ejaculations!!!
What is wrong with GAYnners??
Are we sure we won't see Queen Elizabeth's view on this issue?? Osama(A staunch GAYnner) is still alive, you can ask for his views too.[/quote]Kindly explain how Cisse's injury was worse than Dudu's own
Did he break both legs??
If I remember correctly, we had a clear view of Cisse's leg on TV
Dudu's own couldn't be shown.
Everyone feared the worst.
Ade had his hand on his head(mumbling Mo gbe, )
Fab was literally crying.
Flamini with all his French toughness was looking lost.
Sauron and the remaining scummies, please allow us(Na by force).
Dudu is back and the angels in heaven are also happy singing alleluia!!!

Meanwhile, What's Yaya toure's agent up to?
how dare he says this about Alex Hleb??
If I were Hleb, I 'll call up my lawyers straight and sue him.

http://www.skysports.com/story/0,19528,11670_4938625,00.html

[quote author=~Sauron~ link=topic=226256.msg3483160#msg3483160 date=1234962233]All these talks over a routine victory against Cardiff FC??
This sums up Arsenal's season. . . . .I cannot believe the euphoria this match has caused.
What if Arsenal win CL or CWC?? Buncha twats. [/quote]@ Sauron
Save the snarling for another day!!!
those ain't my views
i dont know why you guys dont get it.
It's Dudu's return that's being celebrated, not the win over Cardiff
Or did you have a bet with someone that cardiff was gonna beat us

Alan smith's view on Arsenal after the Cardiff match:

Arsenal back in fray as swagger returns
At last, a bit of good news in a season that was flagging. At last, some reasons to cheer for those Arsenal fans who had found the past few months unusually tedious.

By Alan Smith
Last Updated: 7:26AM GMT 18 Feb 2009

Arsene Wenger's sides, after all, had never dropped out of the title race so early, clearly ill-equipped to last the course and beset by divisions within the camp.

Arsenal might not have won the League since 2004 but at least they remained contenders in seasons past. This time, their fate looked a foregone conclusion as far back as August when Wenger didn't replace the dogged midfield work of Mathieu Flamini,
the calm experience of Gilberto or the commanding presence of goalkeeper Jens Lehmann.

So as the season progressed, it seemed like the party was happening somewhere else, with a distinct lack of excitement or expectation in the Emirates. Wenger, in turn, has looked incredibly flat when asked to comment on a succession of underwhelming displays. You could see it in his face. He knew the score. This Arsenal side just wasn't good enough.

The Frenchman, however, might be feeling a little more optimistic today as he surveys the business end of the season. Several factors are coming together to inject hope into his plans.

Forget about the title. That's way out of reach. Wenger admitted as much yesterday, virtually conceding the honours to Manchester United. Yet the cup competitions still offer promise.

Through to the fifth round of the FA Cup and with the Champions League knockout phase beginning next week, Arsenal are threatening to sort themselves out.

The return of Eduardo is the obvious place to start. Back into the fray in style against Cardiff on Monday, this cunning little predator proved he can return to the goalscoring heights that made him such an inspiring force for Slaven Bilic's Croatia.

After such a nasty broken leg, you just never know if full recovery is possible. Quite often, the psychological side gets in the way. The body might be willing but the mind disagrees, with a lack of trust in the tackle holding you back. Fortunately, Eduardo seems to have conquered that hurdle, making him a valuable asset for the run-in.

The same might apply to Cesc Fabregas, with the young Spaniard only 10 days away from training with the ball. Add another two weeks and, with a bit of luck, the brilliant midfielder should be back in action.

Theo Walcott could be even quicker and, after a whole year out, Tomas Rosicky, it seems, isn't far away. Factor in the likely impact of new boy Andrei Arshavin and Arsenal's attacking options start to look fearsome.

On top of all this, one or two signs suggest that William Gallas is finally settling down after an erratic period following his loss of the armband. For a few months the defender's head was all over the place, as if he just couldn't cope with the demotion. A move in the summer appeared the only solution.

Yet at Tottenham the other week he was Arsenal's best player, full of determination and guile to frustrate opponents carrying a one-man advantage. Combining well with Kolo Toure, the centre-half reminded us of his qualities.

The team as a whole then showed their attacking potential during Monday's win. After a poor spell in front of goal, the old swagger returned to lift the crowd. And it needed lifting after so much mediocrity. Crucial, then, that momentum is maintained by beating Roma and Burnley in the cup competitions. If they can't do that, Arsenal's season is in danger of dying altogether, with only an uphill chase remaining for a top-four spot.

I say uphill because Chelsea, five points ahead, are bound to be rejuvenated by Guus Hiddink's arrival. What's more, Aston Villa show no sign of faltering, armed with a seven-point advantage over the north Londoners.

Mind you, the chase for fourth place gets interesting this weekend. With Chelsea travelling to Villa Park, an Arsenal home win over Sunderland would at least cut the slack.

It isn't ideal. It certainly isn't what Arsenal fans were hoping. But that's what they've been left with by a side that, for all their talent, still needs some extra steel to go the full distance.

Having said that, it's a side more than capable of finishing with a sprint. It could be enough to cause some excitement.

The article is a surprise and that last statement was even a bigger one.
How things change so quickly !!!

[quote author=~Sauron~ link=topic=226256.msg3479444#msg3479444 date=1234888922]What was United's strength against the team that walloped Arsenal 4-0??
Ronaldo and Tevez weren't even on the reserves bench. No Giggs, Scholes, Hargreaves and Van Der Sar!!!
Those 6 names participated in Moscow so what are you on about??[/quote]@ Sauron,
I won't leave you alone on this subject matter.
This was the Manure team that night, and I tell you they were the big guns
Van der Sar,ferdinand,vidic,evra,brown,fletcher.carrick.anderson,nani,park and rooney.
On the bench were Kuszczak,Scholes,O shea,Saha and Tevez.
Saha came in for Rooney and Scholes came in for Anderson

So, you see that, all the guys you thought were not around for the match were very much there
It was Arsenal's B team vs Manure's A team!!!

[quote author=~Sauron~ link=topic=226256.msg3479444#msg3479444 date=1234888922]Besides. . . . .Have you forgotten the Highbury showdown of February 2005??
United beating the INVINCIBLES 4-2 on their home soil??[/quote]Yeah, we were beaten home and away that season, yet it didn't count, because we finished above you!!!!

@ Sauron
This was the line up in that ill fated match at OT that you won't allow us to rest.
Lehman,Hoyte,gallas,toure,Traore,eboue,Fab,Silva,Hleb,Eduardo and Bendtner.
Only Gallas,Toure,Fab,Hleb and to some extent Eboue were first teamers.
The duo of Eduardo and Bendtner led our attack in the CC,Hoyte and traore were CC players,Gilberto was also a CC player(Flamster had displaced him)
and Lehman must have been goalie for Arsenal less than 5 times prior to then.
Ade, Flamini (Ade and Flamster were 1st teamers)and Senderos came in when the match was done and dusted around 70th minute with Manure leading 3-0
and dont forget that the Stupid Eboue had been sent off very early in the 2nd half.
We were half strength at OT.
Manure can't beat a full strength Arsenal team 4-0
No way

Why are the scummies all over this thread?
Ok, Sauron,Emperoh and co
We are sorry, we beat Cardiff
We promise to lose to Burnley in the next round.
I haven't seen so much venom in months
We all dont disturb you when you celebrate victories over Derby and co
and your 1-0 results
Na wa oooh
If we lose, you guys will be here poking fun
If we win, You wont allow us to rest
Emperoh has even gone to dig out a story that's about a month old, that even the website said it was all speculations!!!
Why not go and dig up other ones like, when Ade broke Nic's nose, Gallas caught with a ciggie, van persie's alleged rape case etc
What an obsession!!!

Eastbay:
Dummy.
CR7 had 31 goals in the Premier league
[b]Adebayor and Torres were tied for 24.
That makes them joint third.[/b]Ignorance is really a serious disease.
See the pillow-head I've been trading words with.

Seriously
From the first day, I got involved in this arguement,my inner instinct told me,your brain was empty.
Now I have been proved right.

OMG, this is scandalous.
I have been arguing with a Retarded Scummie.
CR7 was first.
Ade and Torres were joint 2nd, you idiot!!!!!
Gosh,How can a human being be so daft?
Did u do maths in school at all?
So, If manure has 45 points
and chelsea and Arsenal are tied on 44 points?
they(Chavs and Arsenal) are joint 3rd
Omo, You are proper ODE(Yoruba for slowpoke)
Please, its the last time, am gonna argue with you.
Else, like Mohammed Ali said
My IQ would start reducing geometrically
Joint 3rd??
OMG
I hope you dont plan to have kids.
It would be unfortunate to transfer what's in your brain to any of them!!!
Nairaland sef?

[quote author=~Sauron~ link=topic=226256.msg3478340#msg3478340 date=1234876528]This shows how little your dreams are at the Emirates. . . .What a shame!!![/quote]This is being realistic.
We are 12 points off the pace.
It's not about dreams.We can't possibly win the league this season

[quote author=~Sauron~ link=topic=226256.msg3478340#msg3478340 date=1234876528]A 2-1 victory on your home soil is not dismantling unless you are a spastic GAYnner.
Wanna talk about pulverising?? U can talk about last year's valentine's week massacre(4-0) in the FA cup.
That was a team without Ronaldo & Tevez beating y'all bluish-blackish with the Crozillian and Cesc featuring. [/quote]So what do we call it.
Ok, let me reduce it.(dismantle is too harsh)
We beat Manure 2-1 at the Emirates.
Who knows? If the ref had added 2 more minutes of injury time, Rafael would have grabbed a hattrick!!!
Better now
Dudu and Cesc??
We featured most of our CC team that night.
Can you swear that Manure can beat Arsenal's first team 4-0
and dont go talking about the 6-1 defeat donkey years ago



[quote author=~Sauron~ link=topic=226256.msg3478340#msg3478340 date=1234876528]Hurts?? What hurts me is seeing the downfall of a good team like Arsenal(5th season without a league title).
What would hurt me the more is sitting 15 points ahead of a team[b](in February[/b]) known as the INVINCIBLES some couple of years back

Jesus Wept!!!![/quote]You are right.
It's February.
Let's wait till May, when the results matter.
Before you insinuate that I am saying, we would overtake Manure,I didn't say that.
Let's wait till May.
For now, stop spoiling our party.
Eduardo is Back
Shame to Taylor,Birmingham and all the haterz

[quote author=~Sauron~ link=topic=226256.msg3478282#msg3478282 date=1234875963]I hope Nasri's destruction at the Emirates will win the league title for Arsenal.[/quote]No one's talking about winning the league in North London(Maybe the Spuds)
But its on record that we dismantled Manure at the Emirates,complete with Shrek,Berbasulk and CR7.
How Neville still has the confidence to still play footie after the total anhiliation by Prince Nas must be the 8th wonder of the world

[quote author=~Sauron~ link=topic=226256.msg3478172#msg3478172 date=1234874998]Right. . . . .
I guess this says a lot about Arsenal's season if Eduardo's brace against Cardiff is all you can CROW about.[/quote]Nope.
Prince Nasri's destruction of Manure at the Emirates with only one striker available(4th Choice)

This was culled from bbc.co.uk
I thought it was nice.

Eversince Eduardo had his leg broken into two distinct parts by a typically British neanderthalic challenge, for me this had been the start of a long negative aura that had surrounded our team. Immediately by observation it was clear to see that the balance of our side was highly distorted. The pyschological impact of the injury itself was also underestimated, and anyone that tries to deny that its long term implications were not inextricably tied to our title challenge simply has no clue about psychology in sport.

For whatever reason, Wenger has not been spending money and has been persisting with his nurturing of young players, giving them experience whilst trying to maintain the Wenger philosophy of playing football on the ground. Since the injury of Eduardo, the club has seen key departures in Flamini, Gilberto and Hleb. This will have not only disturbed the spirit and unity in the first team but naturally creater further new challenges of trying to conjure the required replacements from whatever resources we have. The fans have been the first victims of these witnessed adverse events and this has resulted in the team being booed on a number of occasions. Where there was optimism, it was replaced with pessimism. Where there was will and belief, it was replaced with self-doubt and uncertainty. And until yesterday I can feel that slowly the tide has turned, the storm has cleared and the old feelings of optimism and belief are slowly finding themselves back with the fans and club.

The signing of Arshavin for me has been inspirational. He hasn't played yet and we have no idea if he will be a hit or a flop but that is not the point. Arsenal have signed an established name, synonymous with quality and class, and this has projected a whole new breath of fresh air throughout the team and fans. I believe he contributed to the mental steel that prevented Spurs getting 3 points against a 10-man Arsenal. I believe that he contributed yesterday to the confidence and fluidity of our play with the players feeling a new collective beginning knowing that Arshavin is in the squad and of course, welcoming the return of Eduardo. With Rosicky suppposedly on his way back, Walcott and Fabregas keen to return shortly, and a host of youngsters consistently knocking on the door of the first team, the optimism is back. It has returned and the storm is fast fading away.

Yesterday's performance showed a balance to our side that we have only experienced in parts during the season. We haven't tasted defeat in 11 games and only now has the party just started. Of course I hope the new found positivity in the camp is not ephemeral but lasting. My optimism says so and I look forward to seeing an Arsenal team back on the rise.

debosky:
We managed to beat Cardiff? So did you only 'manage' to beat Derby as well

Ignorant scummies. This WIN is more about getting Eduardo back than beating Cardiff - seeing the Crozillian back scoring goals after a year out is FANTASTIC for Arsenal FC. We love you Dudu!
The first of our new signings has started delivering. Now we wait for Walcott, Cesc and of course Arshavin.

Now we need to get back to HARD WORK - Sunderland must be beaten on Saturday, by any means possible.

Gunner 1965

Dont mind the scummies!
Arsenal fans and indeed the entire football fraternity, was celebrating the return of Eduardo to football, and what a way of stating I am back!
Two goals.
On that dark day in March 2008, I was almost in tears seeing that injury, because what raced through my mind and many others,, was that Dudu may recover from the injury, but would he ever play football again at the highest level
Thank God, that question was answered yesterday.  
Welcome back DUDU
You are on your way to becoming an Arsenal legend.
Meanwhile, the next few weeks will really define our season.
We have got 2 matches every week till March 14.
Come on, Red and White army!!!

@ Eastbay.
I have a gut feeling that Aboutreka is your sponsor.
He must also be paying for your internet access.
You left the other thread tro come to this place again to spew more nonsense
I wont have responded to this shit, if not become you keep mentioning my name.
WTF?

Live with it.
Aboutreka came 2nd,
Are you such an idiot?
Adebayor came 3rd on the scorers chart in England?
CAF admitted that if Drogba didnt attend the ceremony he won't get the awards?
You just keep posting rubbish that dont make sense to justify why Aboutreka should win and not Ade
Ade was 2nd behind Ronaldo last year.
Even a 7 year old Mongolian knows that.
It was Didier Drogba that told the entire world that CAF said if he didnt attend the award, they will give it to someone else.
See Yeastbay,You are becoming an irritant
Are you not tired of this Aboutreka issue?
Really, go and jump into a lagoon and drown there to protest the award to humanity
Mankind won't miss you.
Even Aboutreka(who doesn't give a f#@k about you) would also be happy!
At least, you won't be miliking him dry for money again!
Idiot

Normal service resumes.
Its Sunderland on saturday.
Please, AW, no Eboue please!!!!!!!!!!

mukina2:
NO na your own, your shoe went to gather information on how Dudud came back so good No worries we have arrived again
fergie will be choking right now


Brashy


HNIC
when you change his name?

When he was bought, my small cousin saw it in the news and text the name to me as Bishop.
I thot it was a joke cos I have never heard of any player called Bishop.
The name has stuck since then
RVP's scored

Bishop ain't bad

Bishop is coming in

debosky:
Uh oh, someone threw a cell phone onto the pitch.

must be a frustrated chav!!