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The Goon Thread

SpurMeUp said:
He was sitting up, big smile on his face, being carried off the pitch, holding up two fingers and a zero to the terraces. That's pretty stupid, and it's true.
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Thats debatable imo. I'm personally not too against players receiving and giving a bit of banter. It shows their human side and also the fact that they care and realise its a derby game (although it was obviously a bit painful to see walcott do this today)

SpurMeUp said:
He didn't seem injured incidentally. Just ready to come off.
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He quite clearly was injured.
 
Neymar said:
Thats debatable imo. I'm personally not too against players receiving and giving a bit of banter. It shows their human side and also the fact that they care and realise its a derby game (although it was obviously a bit painful to see walcott do this today)



He quite clearly was injured.
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I hope so. But we'll see him fresh as a daisy next game I suspect. He was all too happy to sit up, be carried off, and partake in the theater. And that is indeed what it is - theater, entertainment. Crowds like to react. Especially to a villain. He knew what he was doing, and of course it will enrage. That's why he did it. Had a coin hit him, who would you blame?

I'm not against it, its part of the pantomime.
 
I will be surprised if no action is taken against both of the fan that threw the coin/s, and Walcott.

Walcott was immature in his celebration to the Spurs crowd. Adebayor was penalised for his action in celebrating ahead of the Arsenal fans, why was Walcott's actions any different? He incensed our fans and that carries a punishment as far as I'm aware.

The fans who threw the coins over reacted, there is no way that the behaviour of Walcott should have led to physical violence. I can understand the frustration and annoyance that Walcott caused but sometimes in life, we have to be more tolerant.

If the fans hadn't reacted, it would have been far more likely that Walcott would have received a penalty. As it is, sympathy may carry for Walcott and no further action be taken.

Walcott acted like a dingdong, he obviously knew he would get stick off our fans and so reacted as he thought he could. There aren't many who could resist temptation to react in a similar way to Walcott, especially not as a youngster; Walcott is only 24, he still needs to mature a bit.

So both parties are guilty and penalties should be considered, and applied if applicable,
 
El Guepardo said:
I will be surprised if no action is taken against both of the fan that threw the coin/s, and Walcott.

Walcott was immature in his celebration to the Spurs crowd. Adebayor was penalised for his action in celebrating ahead of the Arsenal fans, why was Walcott's actions any different? He incensed our fans and that carries a punishment as far as I'm aware.

The fans who threw the coins over reacted, there is no way that the behaviour of Walcott should have led to physical violence. I can understand the frustration and annoyance that Walcott caused but sometimes in life, we have to be more tolerant.

If the fans hadn't reacted, it would have been far more likely that Walcott would have received a penalty. As it is, sympathy may carry for Walcott and no further action be taken.

Walcott acted like a dingdong, he obviously knew he would get stick off our fans and so reacted as he thought he could. There aren't many who could resist temptation to react in a similar way to Walcott, especially not as a youngster; Walcott is only 24, he still needs to mature a bit.

So both parties are guilty and penalties should be considered, and applied if applicable,
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Hmmm...not sure if it will work in their favour if Walnutt does get penalisd actually. It might give them the sympathy 'vote' and I'd rather that we just use a picture of that incident for motivation when we play them next. Somebody has also sent me a pic of Chesney at home doing the same '2-0' sign in front of his tv.

Really wish we had Bale at these times; he could dish it AND also bring his A-Game in these matches to shut their players and fans up too. Sigh
 
Joesh said:
As I said in the match thread, looking at them today has made me some money in the CL, its the same old useless arsenal in a league where the top performers have dipped. They have the same loser mentality. Even their fans moan and groan at the slightest miscontrol or pass. I dont often watch them but no way will they win a trophy this year playing like this.
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I actually thought they looked quite good against us. At least if you compare it against how they looked against Cardiff. They were absolute ****.
 
Daisuk said:
I actually thought they looked quite good against us. At least if you compare it against how they looked against Cardiff. They were absolute ****.
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They might have looked good as they had a lot of space to move in, but this was the least threatening **** side I've seen in years. Walcott as a striker isn't going to cut it against sides parking the bus.
 
El Guepardo said:
I will be surprised if no action is taken against both of the fan that threw the coin/s, and Walcott.

Walcott was immature in his celebration to the Spurs crowd. Adebayor was penalised for his action in celebrating ahead of the Arsenal fans, why was Walcott's actions any different? He incensed our fans and that carries a punishment as far as I'm aware.

The fans who threw the coins over reacted, there is no way that the behaviour of Walcott should have led to physical violence. I can understand the frustration and annoyance that Walcott caused but sometimes in life, we have to be more tolerant.

If the fans hadn't reacted, it would have been far more likely that Walcott would have received a penalty. As it is, sympathy may carry for Walcott and no further action be taken.

Walcott acted like a dingdong, he obviously knew he would get stick off our fans and so reacted as he thought he could. There aren't many who could resist temptation to react in a similar way to Walcott, especially not as a youngster; Walcott is only 24, he still needs to mature a bit.

So both parties are guilty and penalties should be considered, and applied if applicable,
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Yeah I agree. In an ideal world, fans would laugh this kind of thing off but they don't unfortunately as witnessed yesterday and also when Scum fans went ballistic at Adebayor when he played for Emirates Marketing Project. I can see why the players can't resist sometimes, but if Adebayor did it again I'd find it hilarious but could also see why the FA would want to sanction him.
 
Was anything said of this? Or has it been mentioned?

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Jurgen the German said:
I never saw the Bale one, I'm assuming he did it to their fans?
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He did, that was after the game though not during. Not sure if that makes a difference.

It's not that I am actually bothered. What Walcott did didnt bother me, I said it in the OMT at the time, it's good banter. It's what football is about, light hearted fun. It's when people cry and take things too seriously that football is bull****.
 
It is his smug smile that is the wind up. 2-0. Fine. That is a fact. But sitting up on his stretcher with that face on - I am not surprised Queens heads came flying at him. What a little cun1 !
 
There is nothing wrong with what Walcott did. The Spurs fans dished abuse, he gave some back. No problem for me.
 
Not a problem for me either. Its part of the theatre. Was it stupid? Undoubtedly yes. And he can only look at his actions if people - including himself - got hurt.
 
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