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The Goon Thread - Officially Second In A One Horse Race

glorygloryeze said:
(Wouldn't surprise me...but...)
Source? Proof?
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I've read it on the internet. ;)

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Gazza Dazzla said:
I hope we never start up this fans tv thing, it's absolutely humiliating for the club.

Every club has its share of donuts, but the Arsenal fan base really does seem to have a greater % of them than most others.
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We have a few and their actually ok and dare i say sensible.
The fans dont say a lot and most of the chat is from the host Barnaby
 
K.D.D.D.D.Soc said:
I can't understand why that guy hasn't got his own day-time TV show on ITV, know what I mean Blud. His grasp of the subject Blud and deep analytical review of situations could easily be transferred to all topical issues Blud. My son says it's Paul Whitehouse in make-up, taking the tinkle.
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Television ITK has revealed he is going on Mastermind with his specialist subject being 'Blud'm blud.
 
Arf arf. Merry Christmas you C-units.

Tis the season for Arsenal to drop points.

It's what they do and it's what they seemingly cannot avoid. Nine days ago Arsenal beat Stoke to sit top of the Premier League. Two games later they sit fourth, nine points behind Chelsea.

In each of those games, against Everton and Emirates Marketing Project, they led. In both cases they coughed and spluttered to defeat.

It is too early to talk about capitulations and chokes, considering the vast talent and title-winning potential in this Arsenal squad. But it's beginning to look a lot like the old Arsenal wobble at Christmas, and in the context of their ambitions for the crown it might be costly.



Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/fo...sues-Arsene-Wenger-Arsenal.html#ixzz4TKX1kVp8
 
K.D.D.D.D.Soc said:
I can't understand why that guy hasn't got his own day-time TV show on ITV, know what I mean Blud. His grasp of the subject Blud and deep analytical review of situations could easily be transferred to all topical issues Blud. My son says it's Paul Whitehouse in make-up, taking the tinkle.
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He he!

This one below is probably better

 
I don't give a toss how often that love-hunk Giroud does that sort of thing in training, it's a lucky goal. And I'd say that if one of our own did it,
 
Thierry Henry went up a little in my estimation last night.

When asked if he now wanted Spurs to beat Chelsea, he replied 'No I never want Tottenham to win'

I dont mind that at all, thats proper rivalry, because lets face it, how often would we like Arsenal to win??
 
I have to say Arsenal TV is the most mental thing I have ever seen in my life, and I have seen some mental stuff. Its so funny, so so funny
 
I'm a bit behind the times, but how is the Bournemouth 3-3 being made in to some glorious Arsenal result by the media? Some sort of proof they won't roll over and die and that this year they have what it takes?!

They were 3-0 down when the real MOTM went off injured and then they played against 10 men for the last 15/20 mins! That's 2 points dropped every day of the week and if you analyze the game then it's even more worrying for them!
 
Gazza Dazzla said:
Another glorious result and performance from the goons, unstoppable!
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They are showing such character and grit and determination and fight and spirit and intestinal fortitude and guts and bravery and never-say-die and come back from the dead and never giving up the ghost and playing to the final whistle, especially given the comebacks against the International Might of teams of the ilk of Bournemouth and Preston (and remember Preston were back to back First Division champions as recently as 1888–89, 1889–90.
 
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