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Archive for March, 2010

The thing that makes football grab you, and not let you go, is the fact that that you can experience the full range of emotions. Not just over the course of the season, and not just over a given month or series of games. As today has shown you can experience everything from complete rage […]

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So a fortnight after our last away game brought three points and an overwhelming sense of injustice, we are off to face a side who are fighting for Premiership survival and will not be afraid to ‘leave a foot in’. Throw into the mix that they are managed and coached by footballs equivalent of the […]

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Twenty-four hours on, and I’m still buzzing after the Porto game. That was excellent and compulsive viewing, made even better by the fact I had a lie-in this morning and a day off. Life is good! Now the preview was originally intended to incorporate another film by a fan (well they are all the rage […]

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First things first. Thank you Porto for coming to the Grove determined to attack at every opportunity. I can think of a few occasions when your positive approach would probably have earned more reward. Tonight however was not one of them, and with that, if you will forgive me, I have to start gushing about […]

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“We know it’s a tricky game, as it always is in the Champions League against an opponent of Porto’s quality, but we believe we can do it. We are confident and are in a good position, so let’s go for it.” I have to say in just a month Arsene has gone from a man […]

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It had to happen, didn’t it? In the wake of small-minded criticism from penalty-king Chris Waddle we saw a man-of-the-match performance from Theo Walcott as Arsenal joined Chelsea on 61 points. This may not so far have been a season to remember for Theo, but if he can reproduce today’s form in the closing weeks […]

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Right, Who Wants It!

A few weeks back I did a deal with the management that meant I would go to the Sunderland home game and not Burnley. How mad am I now? Hopping, is the word. Hopping. Who would have expected the visit of the clarets to provide the potential for the most atmospheric home game of the […]

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Act One, Britannia Stadium, Old Jerusalem. Man in crowd : Look! Crowd: Oh, ooh! Man in crowd II: He has given us a sign! Man in crowd III: He has given us…a shoe! Man in crowd II: The shoe is the sign! Let us follow his example! Man in crowd IV: What? Man in crowd […]

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The events of the weekend continue to rumble on, and overshadow the announcement on Friday of some particularly impressive half-year financial results for Arsenal Holdings plc. Now, how many of you actually clicked on the relevant section to see the statement in full? Not too many, I’ll wager. “Is that important”, did I hear you […]

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