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ARSENAL 2003/2004 Premierleague Champions (pg. 2)
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| ProDiGaL |
wewtttttttt go the gunnersssss
ps hate leeds, hope they drop |
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| jizza |
| quote: | Originally posted by hugoboss
But they're still a dirty team :p |
werd. the events that transpired at old trafford will be forever etched in my memory as one of the most disgraceful, dispicable displays of sporting behaviour EVER. i dont like man u. i dont hate arsenal... but from that point on, it all changed. keowns a dog. i'd love to shove his head into a pizza oven and marinade his face with hydrochloric acid and then tread all over his grandma's garden. :whip: |
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| webmeister |
| quote: | Originally posted by jizza
werd. the events that transpired at old trafford will be forever etched in my memory as one of the most disgraceful, dispicable displays of sporting behaviour EVER. keowns a dog. i'd love to shove his head into a pizza oven and marinade his face with hydrochloric acid and then tread all over his grandma's garden. :whip: |
Werd to that .. except the not liking Man U bit ;) |
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| feelinveryweird |
| quote: | Originally posted by tathi
anyway, Ferguson would not be able to manage his team for without his unlimited cash pool :whip: :p |
that is one of the most ignorant comments i have ever seen. i won't even bother to explain to you why, you obviously have no idea
but anyway, you are all just gloryhunters :P
have any of you ever been to old trafford? highbury? etc
to me you can't truly celebrate a team's success until you have suffered through the bad times and actually been to see them play!
everton owns you all :P |
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| webmeister |
Interesting .. though a team of stars will almost always lose out to a star team...
Chelsea prove this year after year :) |
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| tathi |
| quote: | Originally posted by feelinveryweird
that is one of the most ignorant comments i have ever seen. i won't even bother to explain to you why, you obviously have no idea |
yer, it's called a joke, i'm completely aware of Man Utds history :rolleyes: |
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| feelinveryweird |
all good :)
i don't even know why i went on the offensive there, i can't stand man u, or ferguson! but u still gotta respect the guy |
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| tathi |
| this is what happens in a debate regarding the one true religion.. soccer |
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| tubby |
| quote: | Originally posted by feelinveryweird
that is one of the most ignorant comments i have ever seen. i won't even bother to explain to you why, you obviously have no idea
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why is that ignorant? it's not that long ago that united went within a single win of relegation with the then most expensive squad in english history. It took many many years of big spending before ferguson ever managed to create a decent team. As a manager i don't consider him to be very good at all. |
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| webmeister |
| quote: | Originally posted by tubby
It took many many years of big spending before ferguson ever managed to create a decent team. |
Wrong wrong wrong! The foundation for United's success in the last decade or so years has always been it's youth program, securing promising talent at a very young age and nurturing it into a superstar talent. Players like Beckham, Giggs, Scholes, Butt, Gary & Phillip Neville, and Wes Brown are the best examples.
Sure, you need an expensive signing like a Cantona or a van Nistelrooy to cap it off, but often it's the less expensive signings like Solskjaer that turn out to be the best buys. |
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| Paulie |
wrd webbie.
Man Utd success was built on youth and a solid mix of experience. Surely you cant say Man United spent big for their team to be succesful. Even arsenal this year, spent hardly a penny. |
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