rambo, dont be disheartened by the comments that yours have generated. if you come back, and have turned the frown upside down, i’m sure you will be welcomed with open arms.

more importantly, the game was excellent. the one touch football was just sublime.

and then the mancs lost, the week is getting better as it goes on.

lovely line in one of the papers today along the lines that fergies experiment in fielding a youth team has failed.

RAMBO VI – DULUX’S REVENGE
The story of one mans eternal struggle for entertainment, in a world gone dangerously wrong. A world where [gasp!] even the paint dries too fast.

I along with you Jonny fucking loath how some Arsenal fans have become a bunch of condescending morons.

Football brings us wonderful moments, and Arsenal is the big part. It also brings me a lot of painful moments but why am I still here?

It has turned into a season of two sides: the fans who truly believe in this team and won’t give up ever…versus the fans who believe Wenger will never win again and stop giving a fuck about the good things that happen at Arsenal.

It’s true that when we win (and it’s 16 times do far if I’m correct) it’s always the opponents who suck, Arsenal in thier eyes is now a doomed club with no future.

Really??

And people like rambo need to stop trying to be smart bashing Wenger about not spending the profit from cunt’s sale – ask Tony to educate you of how is that not a bad thing. Stop acting like you are smarter, it’s sad and frustrating cause it’s untrue.

Many of you lot still think Song is not good enough…I suggest you buy a 10 foot brick wall to put in front of our defense as Song is currently a 6 foot brick wall who can move and play some football. Denial to prove a stance when the player clearly has what it takes is double standard, not to mention stupid.

But why am I bother? I’ll be fucking smiling and cheering no matter where we are.

If he was anything like you, he’d probably have complained after destroying the Russian chopper in Rambo II that he shouldn’t have needed the RPG to do the job, he should have been able to use his knife!

While the thought of Arsenal ever being relegated is one that should ordinarily be warded off with crosses and garlic, it might help us get shot of prats like yourself who only whine about every single fucking thing.

My first Arsenal game ended with “Nayim! From the halfway line!” but I never wavered. This site is always upbeat, and never seesaws like so many of the other morons out there. If you can’t enjoy watching Arsenal play football just for the sheer pleasure of the experience, then I suggest you try another kind of visual activity, like watching paint dry. Knowing your kind, you’ll probably complain that the paint dried too fast.

UP THE GUNNERS !!!!!!!

Like the joy to be had from watching our youthful midfield start to come of age – the axis of beauty which is the Cesc/Song/Denilson triumvirate – people just don’t seem happy to appreciate what they already have anymore.

On that note, I’m going to go outside for a lunchtime walk through old London town, on this crisp, beautiful, sunny, autumnal day. See if I can’t just win me a smile from a pretty girl and find something good to eat and sit in the park.

After all, it might be raining tomorrow and I could well have missed the best days, when they were right under my nose.

Then I’m going to come back and catch up on the work I should have been doing whilst typing all of this stuff.

Peace.

A beautifully written piece. I experience it everyday but can not write this way. Those who want to win it all cost why dont they just watch the score and be happy.

Why to watch it twice a week and talk about it all day if its just the result.

The famous saying “Enjoy the journey not the result” is apt for Arsenal. If you dont have any fun watching football you should not have fun winning it too.

Erm yeah cos we we’re only still in 4 competitions.

If we lose on Sunday I imagine the only respectable option for you will be suicide.

Numpty.

You can’t have it both ways – criticise the site for being fickle – up one minute down the next and then for being constant: always positive in its approach.

Obviously we would know something was up if we got relegated as oposed to being the only club in the country to have qualified for the group stages of the CL 10 years running.

The problem with D&Gs and people like you is you like to complain when things are actually pretty good.

How did we arrive in a world where fans expect to win ALL the time?? Did it start with Chelsea and the spend, spend, spend approach?

It did not used to be like this and I fucking loathe it – it is ruining football.

I’ll put it another way – in music a major chord will sound much sweeter after after unresolved minor chords. Food tastes sweeter when you have tasted something bitter and eve more amazing when you are TRULY hungry. These immutable truisms of life and are common across it’s many facets. Winning ALL the time creates nothing but unfulfilment – it is no good conquering molehills – we need a mountain to climb for real glory.

Football should be enjoy for all it’s beuticul, funny, disastrous, sad and silly moments. It should be particularly enjoyed for the stories that weave into its rich tapestry not a pathetic, only enjoyable if we win mindset. When winning is the be all and end all, it feels to me as though it has been subjected to the petulant moaning of the fat, spoiled, whining, impatient rich kid whose mommy wouldn’t buy him the millennium falcon. Even though he has three already.

Stomp foot and go into tantrum mode.

WAAAAAAH!

I think I hate losing as much as you do but when we lose you can go and sit in the corner and bemoan yourself or you can hold your head up high and look for the positives. And if you want to look further then the final resulat there is always something positive to find. Just try it.

Apart from 30 seconds of lack of concentration in 5 CL games we could have had the maximum of the points. What do you want more ? An extra 30 seconds of concentration I bet….

LRV, stop searching for chelsea fans for your blog on non-chelsea related sites.

“Fvcking ref was blind”, “Should have had 3.45 penalties”, “FA showed anti-Arsenal bias by sabotaging the gas tanks for filling the beach balls”. Or more likely “Our midfield was great and on another day we would have scored a hat full”, “Even Lampard doesn’t normally get two deflected goals in one game. We gave the better performance, but were unlucky”.

We love Arsenal. My favourite matches are the CC games, where I can see Merida and Wilshere. If on Sunday, we successfully play the one touch football that we saw on Tuesday night, then I won’t be too worried about the score.

Having said that, winning on Sunday will put us in fine shape, while a loss will make Chelsea clear favourites for the EPL. In the CC final, Chelsea targeted the 17 year old Traore. I look forward to seeing how he copes as a 20 year old.

Brickfields, I agree with you about the midfield. However, there must be games for Diaby and Ramsey, while Nasri and Rosicky need midfield games if our forwards are fit. Isn’t it great to have such problems?

We always got hit with injuries in the same positions…when our players are hurt they seemed to be all playing in the same positions..strikers and left backs now are out.

Who can cope with that BS than Wenger and the Arsenal?

Please find a way to take a running jump off the back of our team. You do not have to be an Arsenal supporter, you know?