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Another empty handed season

2011/04/25 01:23:53 網誌分類: 波經

25 Apr

Arsene's Babies let their gaffer down this season or it's actually the belated conclusion which has been drawn since Carling Cup Final !

Why should we bear these kind of players becoz we cannot kill their chances after being patient for 6 seasons ?

Why should we give them more chances after this team can slip 4 goals lead in 1st half at Newcastle ?

How many times we have to accept reluctantly after they slipped the 2 goals lead times after times against Tottenham at home and away ?

Can the new owner believe that he owns 62 pct of Eboue , Bendtner , Clichy , Diaby , Denilson and Almunia who already played tons of matches in last few seasons while we cannot allow to buy other better players becos it will kill their playing time ?

In last 5 seasons Wenger built a team around Fabregas , but now our captain has sold his house in london and he wants to build a team around Wilshere ? Oh dear my God , does that mean he will ask the fans of this club to bear another 6 years for his another experiment ?

Changes in the summer is a MUST and it's either players or manager .

Wenger has claimed being 2nd will be a success for this club this season but it's a doubt even they can maintain the 3rd position now , Arsene , never say never but no body will believe this team not even players themselves..!!

Since losing to Birmingham in the League Cup final, Arsenal have won just 2 of 10 games (v L Orient & Blackpool). Phaethic !!

Who will renew their season tickets while the ticket price keep soaring up for nothing delivered ??!!!

Time will tell who is right .

Make Scott Parker captain of Arsenal

By Myles Palmer

Last September I wrote : The captain doesn't want to be there, so let him go !

Sell him, move on !

Now, in April 2011, we hear that Fabregas has sold his house.

Keeping Cesc was never going to work.

If Wenger had any balls would have taken 34 million euros from Barcelona and bought a keeper, a centreback and a striker.

This week has summed it all up neatly.

As I've said for years, Wenger's wonders are good enough to draw with anybody.

Look how different the last two games were because of three players playing badly, then well.

Against Liverpool, that was a Fabregas lookalike.

That No.4 looked like Fabregas but didn't play like him. Nasri and Walcott were also useless against Liverpool.

Song was heavily strapped and given a run-out to help him into White Hart Lane. Song made three attempts to tackle before fouling to concede the free-kick which led to the Eboue penalty fiasco. Eboue got mugged, again.

Wenger knows Eboue is not a right back because he signed Sagna.

He says his dressing room is too quiet and Eboue is jolly, noisy character who gets a vibe going. Oh dear ! Oh dear me !

In a wide open game against Spurs, Fabregas, Nasri and Walcott were dynamic and penetrating for 45 minutes and the visitors swept to a deserved 3-1 lead.

But Arsenal are too unprofessional to close the game up for five minutes, keep the ball, and give Spurs ten minutes to sit in the dressing room and think, "Bloody hell, we're 3-1 down at half-time in a game we badly need to win !"

Wenger's unprofessionals allowed Huddlestone to score from 25 yards in the most crucial moments of that match.

With Scott Parker at White Hart Lane, Arsenal would have led 3-1 at half-time.

Scott Parker is a leader. Scott Parker would have blocked Huddlestone's shot. Scott Parker is 30 and has no re-sale value.

But Scott Parker he is the best tackler in the Premier League.

Scott Parker, just voted footballer of the year, would totally transform this side

But only if Arsenal had a new striker, a top keeper and proper centrebacks

MEMO TO ARSENAL MANAGER : Sell Fabregas, make Scott Parker captain alongside Jack Wilshere. Never play Song and Diaby together again. Buy a six foot six international goalkeeper that Szczesny can learn from. Sign Gary Cahill to play with Vermaelen, who is a British player with Belgian technique.

Give Arsenal a British spine!

It's not complicated. Just do it.

Apr 22, 2011

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chanreborn 2011/02/17

Wilshere and Szczesny give Arsenal far more authority and guts

By Myles Palmer

Arsenal 2 Barcelona 1

Villa 26, Van Persie 78, Arshavin 83

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The key player in the Nou Camp will be Szczesny.

So pray that nothing happens to Arsenal’s goalkeeper between now and Tuesday, March 8th.

Barcelona’s style is cleverly-timed runs onto sharp little passes, which ｃｒｅａｔｅs a lot of one-on-one chances with the keeper.

Wojciech Szczesny’s fine positional judgement makes him a master of making opponents shoot into the side-netting or just past the post.

On the goal, he was a bit unlucky because David Villa, a razor finisher in these situations, slotted between his legs.

By contrast, he got lucky on the loose ball after his save, when the scrambling Messi headed in but was flagged offside. Messi wasn't offside.

For me, Szczesny was Arsenal’s best player last night for that reason. Making Messi miss was the name of the game.

Yes, Koscielny played his finest game in an Arsenal shirt.

Yes, Jack Wilshere played with remarkable authority at the heart of the team. England need to play Jack football, Fabio - not Capello football.

Yes, of course, CL knock-out ties are a game of four halves.

Arsenal lost the first half 1-0 and won the second half 2-0 and halves three and four will roll round 20 days from now.

Arsenal raised their tempo after half-time and the game turned on 68 when Keita and Arshavin came on.

Keita replaced Villa to stiffen Barca's midfield, which was running out of steam, and allowed young Busquets to go ball-hunting further up the field.

Arshavin’s arrival (for Song) allowed him to link in a cool manner with Clichy, who played a killer ball forward into the box with his right-foot and gave Van Persie a chance to hit a mighty left-foot shot on the half- volley inside the near post of Victor Valdes for 1-1.

Valdes has always had flaky moments. That blunder by allowed Arsenal back into a game that Barcelona were still playing mostly in Arsenal's half.

Still, defending deeper can be good. You can only counter-attack if your opponents are in your half of the field. You can attack too much in a game. If you attack less, you often score more.

Frankly, Fabregas, Eboue and Walcott had been crap.

All three played crap. Only a blinkered, badge-kissing nincompoop would say any of those three played well last night.

Arsenal had nothing on the right flank but now, suddenly, that was where the winning goal came from after a fabulous move.

The cool Koscielny picked up the ball in his penalty area, passed to Bendtner, who passed infield to Wilshere, then quickly forward to Fabregas, who instantly released Nasri with a superb ball down the right flank.

Nasri could have tried the obvious with a low cross to the far post but chose instead to play a lovely pass which allowed Arshavin to curl his sidefoot shot behind Abidal and into the net from 15 yards.

That quality goal gave Arsenal their first victory against Barcelona and it set the seal on the pulsating, rocking, thrilling night that the Emirates has needed since 2006.

Sporting Gijon was a factor last night because game was much harder than the Wolves game was for Arsenal .

After two and half years of staggering success, and intensifying pressure, Barcelona are showing signs of burn-out, so Pep has to husband his resources very carefully.

Coming back off an international break, which is mostly where Barcelona ｄｒｏｐ their points, he conceded an early goal at Gijon in a game that was very passionate, intense and physical, since Gijon are fighting for their lives just above the drop-zone.

I was really enjoying the game but as the second half went on I was thinking : This is taking a lot out of Barcelona !

Indeed, it was a helluva battle that was taking a lot out of both sides.

Just as the commentators began to say that David Villa was about to be taken off, he glided onto a wonder-pass from Messi and chipped the keeper from the edge of the box and it finished 1-1.

Success brings a heavy schedule.

The more games you win, the more the pressure is on you. To handle that you need character and guts. Wilshere and Szczesny have given the team a lot more personality and authority than it had last year.

Big characters, big difference.

As Rufus Thomas said, age ain’t nothin’ but a number.

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ARSENAL (4-2-3-1): Szczesny; Eboue, Djourou, Koscielny, Clichy; Song (Arshavin, 67), Wilshere; Walcott (Bendtner, 77), Fabregas, Nasri; Van Persie. Subs not used Almunia (gk), Rosicky, Denilson, Squillaci, Gibbs. Booked Song, Nasri, Van Persie

BARCELONA (4-3-3): Valdes; Alves, Pique, Abidal, Maxwell; Xavi, Busquets, Iniesta (Adriano, 88); Pedro, Messi, Villa (Keita, 67). Subs not used Pinto (gk), Bojan, Mascherano, Milito, Afellay. Booked Iniesta, Pique (misses second leg)

Possession :Arsenal 47% Barcelona 53%

Shots on target Arsenal 8 Barcelona 7

Man of the match: Szczesny.

Referee Nicola Rizzoli (Italy)

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