...::[The Footy Desk]::... (Part 1)

[I cucked Alex Jones]

 

Arsenal to win of course.

Quite optimistic there considering Arsenal are going to the Etihad. A very hard place to win.

 

What kind of supporter would I be if I didn't pick Arsenal to win?

 

Besides, Man City haven't lost at home yet. Odds are they will at least once this season, and who better to beat them than the league leaders?

[Banks.]

City will lose this season at home but I reckon it will be to a smaller team. They don't look they'll get beat at home yet but I could be wrong depending if Arsenal turn up and City have a bad day. If Arsenal play like they did at Old Trafford then they don't stand a chance.

[I cucked Alex Jones]

And if Arsenal play to their full potential City don't stand a chance.

[jln22]

Arsenal ARE PLAYING to the maximum potential.

[Banks.]

And if Arsenal play to their full potential City don't stand a chance.

I don't know about that. Like I said, if City have a bad day then Arsenal will get something out of tomorrow but if City are on form then I see City winning.

[rhyn]

So basically the conclusion we have come to is: whoever plays better will win. Interesting.

[I cucked Alex Jones]

Yes, but Arsenal's best is better than City's best.

[Hodgey.]

So basically the conclusion we have come to is: whoever plays better will win. Interesting.

 

I know right. My mind has been blow open with all this tactical football talk.

[Vercetti42]

And if Arsenal play to their full potential City don't stand a chance.

 

Arsenal don't have a full potential.

[I cucked Alex Jones]

 

And if Arsenal play to their full potential City don't stand a chance.

 

Arsenal don't have a full potential.

 

I know you're Indian, and your grasp of the English language is tenuous at best, but the next time you insult my club, try doing so in a sentence that makes sense grammatically.

[Vercetti42]

 

 

And if Arsenal play to their full potential City don't stand a chance.

 

Arsenal don't have a full potential.

 

I know you're Indian, and your grasp of the English language is tenuous at best, but the next time you insult my club, try doing so in a sentence that makes sense grammatically.

 

 

Boy, you have a terrible sarcasm detector.

[I cucked Alex Jones]

_{First things first, boy, I'm older than you. Try showing a little respect to your elders. Secondly, sarcasm is a bit hard to detect on the internet. You may want to try showing it a little better. And lastly, people who employ sarcasm tend to try to be witty. Why you would type a totally illogical sentence in an attempt to be sarcastic is something that, quite frankly, is totally f*cking dumb. It almost makes me think you weren't being sarcastic.}

 

_{However, since I live in a country that values education above a fifth grade level, I would like to take some time and try to educate you. Consider this American charity.}

 

_{http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/sarcasm}

 

1

: a sharp and often satirical or ironic utterance designed to cut or give pain

2

a : a mode of satirical wit depending for its effect on bitter, caustic, and often ironic language that is usually directed against an individual

b : the use or language of sarcasm

 

[Vercetti42]

Dude you can't even take a joke on the internet? I was just messing around

 

Also your post was racist, people in India value education till it's highest level.

[I cucked Alex Jones]

Sorry about that. I take football a little to seriously I guess. India is a wonderful country, with wonderful people. The Ramayana is one of the greatest works of literature in the world.

[Hodgey.]

Sorry about that. I take football a little to seriously I guess. India is a wonderful country, with wonderful people. The Ramayana is one of the greatest works of literature in the world.

 

I love a good backpeddiling.

 

Or was it sarcasm?

 

Edited December 14, 2013 by Hodgey.

[I cucked Alex Jones]

It's called an apology.

[theadmiral]

How about that DC United? We are a really great club. We we we.

[Girish]

How about that DC United? We are a really great club. We we we.

I hear your strikers are sh*t.

[theadmiral]

 

How about that DC United? We are a really great club. We we we.

I hear your strikers are sh*t.

 

Just our strikers? Try the whole club m8!

[Banks.]

So basically the conclusion we have come to is: whoever plays better will win. Interesting.

But it's not always the case.

 

Nipperkins, you have to calm down. That last part of your post was out of line and I think you're the one who needs to be a little more respectful considering we have a few people from India who visit this topic.

 

Anyway, good weekend of football coming up. I hate Sunday games though, wish we were on today

Edited December 14, 2013 by Tommy.

[jln22]

So Nipperkins is American and supports Arsenal?

[T0X1C]

Just saying that if Moyes doesn't change his training methods, I'm joining the #MoyesOut brigade. It works on Rooney and even Valencia kind of, but the rest of the players look like they have no energy during matches and I'm pretty sure it's leading to all of these injuries (van Persie, etc). We don't even look like we can score in the final minute anymore, we look more likely to concede now. Scoring then almost used to be the norm.

 

He needs to realise that different players require different types of training.

 

 

@Nipperkins let's not forget that the best Arsenal squad in their best form since 2004 still lost to the worst Man United squad in their worst form since the 80s

Edited December 14, 2013 by T0X1C

[Max]

Just saying that if Moyes doesn't change his training methods, I'm joining the #MoyesOut brigade. It works on Rooney and even Valencia kind of, but the rest of the players look like they have no energy during matches and I'm pretty sure it's leading to all of these injuries (van Persie, etc). We don't even look like we can score in the final minute anymore, we look more likely to concede now. Scoring then almost used to be the norm.

 

He needs to realise that different players require different types of training.

And what the f*ck do you know about the training regime at Carrington?

[T0X1C]

 

Just saying that if Moyes doesn't change his training methods, I'm joining the #MoyesOut brigade. It works on Rooney and even Valencia kind of, but the rest of the players look like they have no energy during matches and I'm pretty sure it's leading to all of these injuries (van Persie, etc). We don't even look like we can score in the final minute anymore, we look more likely to concede now. Scoring then almost used to be the norm.

He needs to realise that different players require different types of training.

 

And what the f*ck do you know about the training regime at Carrington?

 

It's well documented that Moyes places a high emphasis on endurance training. His former players have spoken about it often. Far more than Fergie, according to Rooney.

[Banks.]

From what I've heard, it's Jimmy Lumsden that likes the players to do a lot of running in training. No surprise there since he looks an old school PE teacher

 

Please don't join the #MoyesOut sh*theads, it doesn't do our confidence any good with people doing f*cking hashtags on Twitter slagging off the manager. Everyone has an opinion on Moyes but most people I know who are not big Moyes fans are still getting behind him and supporting him because a hashtag on a social networking site ain't going to change anything and if the f*cking banners came out at OT then we would just look like a bunch of clowns. Moyes is here to stay unless something drastically changes with the board but I doubt that.

 

1-0 City. Aguero again.

Edited December 14, 2013 by Tommy.

[jln22]

Come on Citehhhh.

[T0X1C]

I don't mean I'll be hash tagging anything I just mean that I'll reach a point where I won't be able to get behind the current manager because I feel his methods are negatively affecting the club.

 

All I know is that you don't train players in their 30s like RvP or Rio like school kids If Goal.com are to be believed RvP blames the training for his recent injuries. However Fergie trained the team clearly worked wonders, teams couldn't handle us in the final 10 minutes I'm noy saying Moyes' or Jimmy's methods are wrong, Rooney has reaped the rewards. It's certainly NOT for everyone.

Edited December 14, 2013 by T0X1C

[GTA_stu]

@TOX1C, So you're saying Manutd's poor form is down to their fitness levels and because they're being over worked?

 

I think that's a load of rubbish in all honesty. They're just not playing good enough, and that's down to the fact they don't have the right players or the right tactics. I don't think it's because the players are simply too tired and don't have enough energy. The midfield is not good enough plain and simple, and although they've got good players in defence and up front, their best players in those positions have been injured for long spells.

 

RVP has a track record of injuries, you can hardly blame it on Moyes.

 

Not sure what result I want out of the Arsenal v Man City game. Probably a draw would be best for us, although a Man City win isn't bad either. I'd just rather they didn't pick up 3 points, because they're getting into more of a stride and they seem more dangerous than Arsenal in the long run.

 

Btw, Man City's best form > Arsenal's best form

[T0X1C]

@TOX1C, So you're saying Manutd's poor form is down to their fitness levels and because they're being over worked?

 

I think that's a load of rubbish in all honesty. They're just not playing good enough, and that's down to the fact they don't have the right players or the right tactics. I don't think it's because the players are simply too tired and don't have enough energy. The midfield is not good enough plain and simple, and although they've got good players in defence and up front, their best players in those positions have been injured for long spells.

 

RVP has a track record of injuries, you can hardly blame it on Moyes.

 

Not sure what result I want out of the Arsenal v Man City game. Probably a draw would be best for us, although a Man City win isn't bad either. I'd just rather they didn't pick up 3 points, because they're getting into more of a stride and they seem more dangerous than Arsenal in the long run.

 

Btw, Man City's best form > Arsenal's best form

Trust me mate, I know that our main problem is that we have a rubbish central midfield. However, despite the lack of quality, sometimes it seems like only Rooney wants to win the game. The rest don't look interested, either they aren't or they just don't have the energy.

 

If RvP wasn't fully fit he should not have been played against Everton or Shaktar. I can't say that I know what's going on, but Goal are a decently reliable source.

[Banks.]

If RvP wasn't fully fit he should not have been played against Everton or Shaktar. I can't say that I know what's going on, but Goal are a decently reliable source.

 

He didn't play against Everton but he did play against Newcastle. I don't blame Moyes for playing him against Newcastle since Rooney was out suspended and it was a very important game. If RVP never played then we would have to of went with Januzaj (Kagawa was out ill) behind Hernandez which is weak since Januzaj hasn't played in that number 10 role for United first team so making him play in that role in a very important game would of been asking for too much. He shouldn't of came on against Shakhtar though.

 

Goal are not a reliable source. They are always spouting sh*te.

Edited December 14, 2013 by Tommy.