Liverpool Vs Arsenal

Cesc wrote:What is everyones most eagerly awaited fixture of the season?

The mackems and Tottenham at home.

Cesc wrote:What is everyones most eagerly awaited fixture of the season?

Barça - Madriz followed by Madriz - Barça

Cesc wrote:What is everyones most eagerly awaited fixture of the season?

No idea, man utd v arsenal i guess.

Man Utd - Liverpool of the non Arsenal games. Of the Arsenal games, Arsenal - UTd

Liverpool 4-1 Arsenal, Saturday, 31 March 2007 (Prem)

Liverpool: Reina, Arbeloa, Carragher, Agger, Aurelio, Pennant, Alonso, Mascherano (Riise 82), Gonzalez (Zenden 69), Gerrard (Kuyt 56), Crouch.
Subs Not Used: Dudek, Fowler.

Booked: Alonso.

Goals: Crouch 4, 35, Agger 60, Crouch 81.

Arsenal: Lehmann, Eboue (Hoyte 82), Toure, Gallas, Clichy, Hleb, Fabregas, Diaby (Rosicky 65), Denilson, Julio Baptista (Ljungberg 65), Adebayor.
Subs Not Used: Almunia, Senderos.

Booked: Diaby, Lehmann, Fabregas.

Goals: Gallas 73.

Att: 43,958.

Ref: S Bennett (Kent).
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Liverpool 1-3 Arsenal, Saturday, 6 January 2007 (Fa Cup)

Liverpool: Dudek, Finnan, Carragher, Agger, Riise (Aurelio 60), Pennant, Alonso, Gerrard, Luis Garcia, Kuyt, Crouch.
Subs Not Used: Reina, Hyypia, Gonzalez, Bellamy.

Booked: Alonso.

Goals: Kuyt 71.

Arsenal: Almunia, Eboue (Hoyte 66), Toure, Senderos, Clichy, Hleb, Silva, Flamini, Rosicky, Henry (Walcott 88'), Van Persie (Julio Baptista 72).
Subs Not Used: Poom, Djourou.

Booked: Senderos, Clichy, Eboue.

Goals: Rosicky 37, 45, Henry 84.

Att: 43,619

Ref: S Bennett (Kent).

Cesc wrote:What is everyones most eagerly awaited fixture of the season?

Spurs

I'm not entirely sure whether we'll start Walcott or Eduardo. I expect Eduardo, but he's struggled to adjust to the EPL so far whilst Walcott will be high on confidence after a decent soub appearance last weekend and a stella performance in the week

Tweedle wrote:I'm not entirely sure whether we'll start Walcott or Eduardo. I expect Eduardo, but he's struggled to adjust to the EPL so far whilst Walcott will be high on confidence after a decent soub appearance last weekend and a stella performance in the week

I thought you might play 4-5-1 with Hleb playing behind Adebayor and Eboue on the right?

Tweedle wrote:I'm not entirely sure whether we'll start Walcott or Eduardo. I expect Eduardo, but he's struggled to adjust to the EPL so far whilst Walcott will be high on confidence after a decent soub appearance last weekend and a stella performance in the week

Quick Tweeds, there's a bandwagon passing. If you hurry, you can jump on it!

Cesc wrote:What is everyones most eagerly awaited fixture of the season?

Derby at home?

Thats what I think. Hleb as a second striker with Eboue on the right and Rosicky on the left.

Leave Walcott on the bench as an impact player later on in the game. He can start the next game vs. Sheffield Utd widweek.

Most eagerly awaited fixtures are Spurs at home followed by Man Utd at home.

Rabbit wrote:

Tweedle wrote:I'm not entirely sure whether we'll start Walcott or Eduardo. I expect Eduardo, but he's struggled to adjust to the EPL so far whilst Walcott will be high on confidence after a decent soub appearance last weekend and a stella performance in the week

Quick Tweeds, there's a bandwagon passing. If you hurry, you can jump on it!

I think you'll find that I'm the chairman

Tweedle wrote:

Rabbit wrote:

Tweedle wrote:I'm not entirely sure whether we'll start Walcott or Eduardo. I expect Eduardo, but he's struggled to adjust to the EPL so far whilst Walcott will be high on confidence after a decent soub appearance last weekend and a stella performance in the week

Quick Tweeds, there's a bandwagon passing. If you hurry, you can jump on it!

I think you'll find that I'm the chairman

Of the Gay & Lesbian Supporters Club of Arsenal

golsud wrote:

Tweedle wrote:

Rabbit wrote:

Tweedle wrote:I'm not entirely sure whether we'll start Walcott or Eduardo. I expect Eduardo, but he's struggled to adjust to the EPL so far whilst Walcott will be high on confidence after a decent soub appearance last weekend and a stella performance in the week

Quick Tweeds, there's a bandwagon passing. If you hurry, you can jump on it!

I think you'll find that I'm the chairman

Of the Gay & Lesbian Supporters Club of Arsenal

f@ck the lesbians literally

Tweedle wrote:

Rabbit wrote:

Tweedle wrote:I'm not entirely sure whether we'll start Walcott or Eduardo. I expect Eduardo, but he's struggled to adjust to the EPL so far whilst Walcott will be high on confidence after a decent soub appearance last weekend and a stella performance in the week

Quick Tweeds, there's a bandwagon passing. If you hurry, you can jump on it!

I think you'll find that I'm the chairman

Hardly. You always wait for a bandwagon to build up steam before identifying yourself with it. You don't have the balls to be a chairman of anything.

Rabbit wrote:

Tweedle wrote:

Rabbit wrote:

Tweedle wrote:I'm not entirely sure whether we'll start Walcott or Eduardo. I expect Eduardo, but he's struggled to adjust to the EPL so far whilst Walcott will be high on confidence after a decent soub appearance last weekend and a stella performance in the week

Quick Tweeds, there's a bandwagon passing. If you hurry, you can jump on it!

I think you'll find that I'm the chairman

Hardly. You always wait for a bandwagon to build up steam before identifying yourself with it. You don't have the balls to be a chairman of anything.

So laughablly wrong. the bandwagon started last Saturday after the Bolton game. Surely you can remember my Walcott>>>Bale post that morning before the game.... I think you'll find that's pretty much the antithesis of everything you just wrote above.

Well the Walcott hype is going into overdrive now. Le Tissier has just said on Soccer Saturday that by the end of his career Walcott will be recognised as a better player than Giggs.

Tweedle wrote:

Rabbit wrote:

Tweedle wrote:

Rabbit wrote:

Tweedle wrote:I'm not entirely sure whether we'll start Walcott or Eduardo. I expect Eduardo, but he's struggled to adjust to the EPL so far whilst Walcott will be high on confidence after a decent soub appearance last weekend and a stella performance in the week

Quick Tweeds, there's a bandwagon passing. If you hurry, you can jump on it!

I think you'll find that I'm the chairman

Hardly. You always wait for a bandwagon to build up steam before identifying yourself with it. You don't have the balls to be a chairman of anything.

So laughablly wrong. the bandwagon started last Saturday after the Bolton game. Surely you can remember my Walcott>>>Bale post that morning before the game.... I think you'll find that's pretty much the antithesis of everything you just wrote above.

The bandwagon started before then. You are now revising history to suit your propaganda. Face it, you're a chicken who'll only express an opinion if he knows it will be widely accepted.

Sheffield gunner wrote:Well the Walcott hype is going into overdrive now. Le Tissier has just said on Soccer Saturday that by the end of his career Walcott will be recognised as a better player than Giggs.

As with so many great players, Le Tissier is a moron when it comes to punditry.

Sheffield gunner wrote:Well the Walcott hype is going into overdrive now. Le Tissier has just said on Soccer Saturday that by the end of his career Walcott will be recognised as a better player than Giggs.

How can you say that? it's just a bizarre prediction to make. And why Giggs anyway, they are not exactly similar players.

Sheffield gunner wrote:Well the Walcott hype is going into overdrive now. Le Tissier has just said on Soccer Saturday that by the end of his career Walcott will be recognised as a better player than Giggs.

& Danny Simpson will be better than Cafu.

Sheffield gunner wrote:Well the Walcott hype is going into overdrive now. Le Tissier has just said on Soccer Saturday that by the end of his career Walcott will be recognised as a better player than Giggs.

The fat, stupid c**t.

Rabbit wrote:

The bandwagon started before then. You are now revising history to suit your propaganda. Face it, you're a chicken who'll only express an opinion if he knows it will be widely accepted.

Sure, because I've famed on here for my reserved opinions on footballers

You do have a certain reputation for making up opinions though Tweddle.

Pennant out then, Benayoun will start in his place, be afraid le Arse!!

Owen wrote:You do have a certain reputation for making up opinions though Tweddle.

Making up opinions would surely be the opposite of going by the book?

Tweedle wrote:I'm not entirely sure whether we'll start Walcott or Eduardo. I expect Eduardo, but he's struggled to adjust to the EPL so far whilst Walcott will be high on confidence after a decent soub appearance last weekend and a stella performance in the week

walcott should play especially against that slow pool defence.

T'is time for your winning run to end Arsenal. Muhahahahahaha.

Indeed it is, yesterday we saw the man city bubble burst, today we shall see the Arsenal bubble burst!