Comments on: Just What the Hell is Wrong with Arsenal?

By: FredTheRed

FredTheRed — Mon, 26 Jan 2009 21:27:52 +0000

If you want to read an article on Arsenal, try this one for size.

http://www.epltalk.com/wenger-criticism-is-wide...

And written by a Spurs fan!

By: Patrick

Patrick — Mon, 26 Jan 2009 20:10:35 +0000

*cough* only six points from 1st *cough*
*cough* Cesc, Roskicy, key injuries *cough*
*cough* a draw away in the Cup against Cardiff that played in the final last year not that bad *cough*
*cough* still playing in the CL league *cough*
*cough* your a moron *cough*

By: The Doodle

The Doodle — Mon, 26 Jan 2009 17:59:08 +0000

http://arsensox.blogspot.com/

These things come in cycles. ? maybe?

By: Simon Burke

Simon Burke — Mon, 26 Jan 2009 15:56:30 +0000

Not a good week for you Richard, you have the City fans after you for your comedic piece and now the Arsenal fans after you for another piece.

The article slates Samir Nasri - in his first season he scored a brace to beat United so I assume thats the alternative universe he has a use in.

As for drawing with Cardiff away in the Cup - look around - Burnley/Derby/Nottingham Forest/Barnsley and Southend have all very recently provided a great deal of surprise results. Arsenal will be going back to the Emirates and will probably win that and the next game and suddenly find themselves in the 6th Round.

When Arsenal won the Cup in their double year (1998) they got by Port Vale on penalties in the 3rd round. i only hope (and I am sure there was) some hack there
was slaughtering Arsenal and some fella called Wenger only to eat a lot of humble pie in May.

I am not suggesting Arsenal are currently the greatest team in the world but drawing at Cardiff didnt phase me at all. Samir Nasri is a French international with some telling goals this year. I await your next comedic effort - go do one about Liverpool, i dare you.

By: Richard Whittall

Richard Whittall — Mon, 26 Jan 2009 11:38:47 +0000

Going to have to step in here again. I'm but ONE author of many on EPLTalk. If you don't like the article there'll be plenty more down the pipe; torrents of abusive bile on one author's take will not yield yet another flat, rehashed match-report, no matter how many vile things you anonymously type. If you want turgid, stale analysis, there's plenty to go around at the BBC. But I'm glad to know who's been commenting on Justin TV all this time…