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I was expecting this. A tie away from home is always tough and poses a whole different challenge.
It was too much for the kids and they just flunked. Burnley had the hunger to win the game more and
that was clear during the game. We could have done better, especially Randall and Bendtner. Their
goalkeeper had a nifty game and thwarted our forward line on several occasions.
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Phew. Finally. We needed a break and there it is. A win. Against Chelsea at the Bridge. I can't
think of a better 'break' that we could've got.!
It was a strange game. Both teams were never at their best, Arsenal were never at their passing
best and Chelsea was never close the what they used to be at the Bridge.
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Bummer.
It's been so hard. Harder than ever. We seem to be slipping deeper and deeper into a crisis and are
in a desperate need for something to lift the players morale. Sadly nothing happened today that
helped the players.
Without Fabregas and Adebayor, our team can do nothing.
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After the win against i was hoping that this was the morale boosting win that will eventually our
season around. Hope is a good thing as some one said, but it didn't last long in this case. Back to
earth after a morale crunching defeat against Aston Villa at home.
Wenger maintains that it's too early to judge the title chances.
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Injuries to Sagna, Adebayor and Walcott. Red card to Van persie.
And another 3 points dropped.
No Walcott. No Nasri. Denilson and Diaby in their position. No one to help Fabregas in creating
opportunities.
I'm gutted. Yet again. Wenger seems to be clueless. I can understand having confidence in the
players we have.
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I watched the game yesterday. I went to sleep after that, almost weeping. I woke up today and the
first thing i checked was if what i saw was just another nightmare.
Sadly, No. It is the truth. Arsenal 4 - Spuds 4. I know I'm not the only one gutted. And i don't
think anyone would be more gutted after a result like this.
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England lost to Croatia 2-3 last day. Steve McLaren was sacked today. Tomorrow, we'll read how
Arsenal were the sole cause for it. How Arsene Wenger brutally murders English talent. How he has
something against Englishmen. How he and his foreign contingent degrade the quality of the England
side and so on.
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Again and again. And again; I'm failing to post regularly. Not even for every match if not
everyday. When the motivation is there, the resources wont be. And when the resources are there
motivation won't be. And when both are there, I'm busy. Duh.
Leaving all the meaningless rants behind, let me talk about what I'm supposed to. Arsenal. As usual
many things happened since my last post in which I murdered everyone with my pathetic rants.
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I would have killed the cable providers if they were anywhere near in sight. Really. That much was
my frustration.
Here' what happened. On Saturday there was a cricket match..(yawn), t20.. (still yawning) .. T20 is
supposed to be the most exciting version of cricket. And I slept off almost half of it. Back to the
scenario. Then there was Chelsea's match(YAWN.
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The Arsenal board has announced that it will extend their lock-down agreement for 5 years till 2012
subject to certain conditions. As per this new agreement, the members who have agreed to this can
sell to some permitted persons only until 2009. This includes family members and close
relatives.
After this period, they can sell their shares, but only if the other members in the agreement
decline to buy it.
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No EPL matches , not much news. Just some boring internationals. Boring boring weekend. I'd have
spend my time doing bungee jumps if i could. But i ended up watching boring boring boring
cricket.
If there is some news, it's outdated. Something like Jens mouthing off about Almunia when he should
be working hard to get his spot back. And yes there's Barca trying and successfully suing Fran
Merida for eh.
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Another win, another three points. Arsenal defeated Steaua blahblah away from home in a tricky tie
and came away with a gritty win. The side showed lots of patience and composure to grind out this
win. We were always the favorites but failure to take the chances created meant we won by just one
goal.
Steaua had their chances but they failed to take them.
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It's been a long long long time since my last post... more than 20 days.. huh. thats pretty long a
break.! Anyway, here i am; back but surely blogs will be at much less frequency.
We had many matches since my last post and we have won all of them. Quite a good showing by the
team to win some important matches and enabling us a good start to the season.
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It's great news for all Arsenal fans as reports are out suggesting that Arsene Wenger has agreed to
a new deal. This deal will keep him in the club until 2010.
After the good start to the season, this is another good news that'll boost the team confidence and
eliminate all uncertainties that existed. There were many claims during the pre-season that Wenger
will leave the club after Dein was sacked.
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Arsenal defeated Portsmouth 3-1 in a lively encounter at the Emirates to move up to second spot in
the EPL standings. The goals came from Adebayor, Fabregas and Rosicky for Arsenal, while Kanu
scored for Portsmouth.
Arsenal started with a 4-4-2 with Clichy, Senderos, Toure and Flamini at the back and Rosicky,
Gilberto, Fabregas and Hleb in the middle while Adebayor partnered Van Persie upfront.
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