Well, he is an Atletico fan, even a fascist and a racist so he is enjoying himself atm.
Yeah he’s so happy Arsenal are poor just so he can be proven “correct”. I don’t doubt that at all…
He’d probably cry if we won the title and he wasn’t.
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Nah I’ve said Wenger had to go well before we did, we just made a poor choice as a replacement that’s all.
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And i repeat that no WC manager would have ever come here. IT’S DIFFICULT TO UNDERSTAND THE BOARD WAS OUR BIGGEST PROBLEM AFTER WENGA?
I’m feeling exactly the way Luca is right now. Downbeat and dejected
Yeah we can agree on that, our board etc is a shambles.
The moaners have won. Sadly.
Fancy a Valentines joke?
Bloke walks into the pharmacy and says to the pharmacist
“Can I buy that Viagra from here?”
Pharmacist: “yep”
Bloke “can I get it over the counter?”
Pharmacist “only if you take ten”
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The great thing about being beaten by BATE is that because they show more desire and determination than us and their players are more competent, we can buy up their best players.
This might be the way forward and is a lot cheaper than going to top European clubs looking for talent.
I think it’s very important that the supporters get behind Kroenke, because he needs to make more profits and we don’t want him to start having to spend all his hard earned cash on players to make us successful when he has ranches to build.
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It’s good though, no Wenger to take the blame. All eyes on them. Any more nonsense and I can see the protests starting and maybe we see some change
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If Kroenke gave me an award for sarcasm and then asked me to say something sarcastic, I would say to him, pleased to meet you.
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Its pissing in the wind actually.
I tried that once. The fckin splashback is unbelievable
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It’s not about moaning. If your brother or sister keeps insisting that grass is blue rather than green would you keep supporting them in that notion?
Yes.
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Bluegrass, (genus Poa), in botany, the largest genus in the grass family (Poaceae), comprising more than 500 species. Bluegrasses are found in temperate and tropical climates worldwide, and several have naturalized in areas outside their native range. Many species are useful as lawn, pasture, and forage grasses, and some are cultivated as ornamentals.
Bluegrasses are slender annuals or perennials. The narrow leaf blades have blunt or boatshaped tips and a membranous ligule (small appendage at the leaf base). The flowers are usually small spikelets lacking bristles and arranged in open clusters. Most species have bisexual flowers, but some are dioecious, with separate male and female plants.
Of the more than 50 species found in North America, Kentucky bluegrass (Poa pratensis) is among the best-known. It was introduced from Eurasia. It is a popular lawn and pasture grass and is common in open areas and along roadsides. It is 30 to 100 cm (12 to 40 inches) tall, with soft, blue-green leaves; its creeping rootstalks form a good sod. Canada bluegrass (P. compressa), originally native to Europe, is a wiry plant with flat stems, similar to Kentucky bluegrass in appearance and use. Texas bluegrass (P. arachnifera), mutton grass (P. fendleriana), and plains bluegrass (P. arida) are important western forage grasses. Annual bluegrass (P. annua), a small, light-green species, is a European introduction that has spread throughout North America; it is considered a pest in lawns.
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Thought blue grass was a version of country music.
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People need to take a massive wank and relax. Its a “free” season for Unai and we will beat the plumbers in London.
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