Dinho lad

Yeah, yeah, yeah. http://i1.chroniclelive.co.uk/incoming/article1381468.ece/ALTERNATES/s615/philippe-albert-celebrates-after-scoring-against-man-u-302845402-1381468.jpg

We played it pretty much all second half.

So, you'd be happy with Allardyce and Pullis kind of football? Lord give me strength.

he's obsessed with shearer, man.

Seems more athletic as well.

Everyone at Dortmund know he's going. The reason they gave him a new contract is simply to keep him motivated for his last season.

Draw.

3-0 now.

Cult hero Shola Ameobi.

What the fuck?

That isn't the story of his game at all though, it's the rambling tale of a drunken Garth Crooks. What's the story of his game, then? Came on after we struggled to create hardly anything all game. Just after we concede a soft set piece (not Hatem's fault, although some may argue that too) Then we are chasing the game, Arsenal switch to 5 at the back and defend their lead. Hatem goes on a few runs, tries to pick out Shola and Remy with the first couple. Then burns down the wing and puts Flamini on the floor (all his own doing) then see's we are out numbered and decides to shoot but miss hits it. Finally he criminally shoots at the end rather than risk losing it while Krul is out of his goal. Yeah he was shocking, can't wait til Ryan Taylor is back so we can put him on instead. Very impressive, well done. Give him the Ballon D'or now.

The right decision just because you said it? No, it's because you love seeing magic moments from your charming prince at the expense of team cohesion. It was the right decision because there was no one to pass to, and hes got a good shot on him. As I mentioned before, I think there were at least 2 players in the box. Happy to hold my hands up if wrong. As for having a good shot on him, it's true. But he wastes hell of a lot as well.

The right decision just because you said it? No, it's because you love seeing magic moments from your charming prince at the expense of team cohesion. Come on, there was no options on the box. Poor shot but the right decision. Love these edgy HBA-fanboyhaters. I might be wrong, there were at least 2 there. And even then, he could have waited and used his creative talents to produce something else.

The right decision just because you said it? No, it's because you love seeing magic moments from your charming prince at the expense of team cohesion. The time for team cohesion has long since passed when you're 1-0 down and into the last five minutes. "Magic moments" are why he is introduced at that stage - the manager has used that phrase in that context on many occasions. If you insist. He certainly didn't do a lot before the shots that he took anyway.

That isn't the story of his game at all though, it's the rambling tale of a drunken Garth Crooks. What's the story of his game, then?

What did anyone else create in the whole match? Certainly doesn't justify the claim that HBA created things for us. Maybe for him, but it certainly wasn't for the team.

The right decision just because you said it? No, it's because you love seeing magic moments from your charming prince at the expense of team cohesion.

What did HBA create, then? Name a clear cut chance.

Apart from the goal against Stoke he hasn't been great, to be fair. Maybe getting a bit tired. He does put in a lot of miles and probably has never not had a winter break in his career.

He came on with around half an hour to go.... didn't do much..... and then when he had some possession towards the end of the game... he fucked it up badly. That's the story of his game. Fucking nothing wrong with highlighting that and discussing why a player of his ridiculous talent is so inconsistent and immature in making decisions.

Its not like we were living on edge defending like our lives depended on it in the first half. We were as attacking as Arsenal were The only time we attacked was probably near the end of the half. And even then that came from Arsenal mistake.

Wow. I guess you need another 3-0 loss at home to SMB, don't you? It's not particularly the fact that we lost, it's the way we lost it. No invention whatsoever.

Same-old shit tactic of holding off until the x minute mark. Works once in a while (Chelsea), but it's a strategy that's nothing short of negative, cowardly and boring. Having a good season or not, should rightly be criticised. The attacking "threat" and ideas we offered all game is nothing short of Championship standards.

I question your judgement, then.

Yeah... put the opposition team right on the back foot, didn't he?