Same Old Arsenal Always Cheating

[seanworth]

How dare a sensible Arsenal fan come on this site. Takes all the fun out of ripping into the idiots that come on here. Well not quite.

[Lofthouse Lower]

Doesn't mean that people can't comment, after all isn't part of the job description of a Bolton forum to take the piss out of opponents?

[wovlad]

Arsenal should be sponsered by Pampers!

[Hoboh]

Arsenal should be sponsered by Pampers!

Cow & Gate will also fit the bill

[Gravedigger]

Arsenal should be sponsered by Pampers!

Cow & Gate will also fit the bill

And Billy Smarts Circus.

[thebish]

PISS RIGHT OFF - both of you.....

Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger and club captain Cesc Fabregas have rounded on Bolton defender Paul Robinson following his high challenge on Abou Diaby on Saturday and called for the FA to consider punishing dangerous tackles retrospectively using video evidence.

The French international was substituted after only ten minutes on the field of play and was said to be unable to walk in the aftermath of Saturday’s Premier League clash. It is expected that he will play no part for the Gunners for the next month.

Speaking about the challenge to the Arsenal official matchday programme, Wenger told fans:

“I have since seen the challenge on Abou Diaby again, and it should have been a straight red card. My regret is that video evidence can not be used in these cases afterwards.

“When you are a player and you get injured in an accident, you accept it. You think it is silly, but you accept it. But when you get injured when you have gone for the ball and the other person hasn’t – that has to stop.”

Spaniard Fabregas added his weight to the calls for a suspension after being incensed by what he viewed as deliberate foul play on the part of Owen Coyle’s Trotters.

“I think the tackle on Abou was definitely a sending off – it was horrendous, really, and I think the authorities should look at it again, and do something about it. Abou could have had his leg broken.”

“I won’t say that Bolton’s approach was a surprise, but they went above the limit a few times. As well as that tackle there were the ones on Jack [Wilshere] and Laurent [Koscielny], which were not nice to see either.”

[boltonboris]

Wilshere went in just as wildly as Davies did.. It's just that Kev is stronger!

Whilst we're at it, we should also support this proposition. It may stop Arsenes hackers injuring anymore of our players and gettin away scott free

[cophilie]

PISS RIGHT OFF - both of you.....

Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger and club captain Cesc Fabregas have rounded on Bolton defender Paul Robinson following his high challenge on Abou Diaby on Saturday and called for the FA to consider punishing dangerous tackles retrospectively using video evidence.

The French international was substituted after only ten minutes on the field of play and was said to be unable to walk in the aftermath of Saturday’s Premier League clash. It is expected that he will play no part for the Gunners for the next month.

Speaking about the challenge to the Arsenal official matchday programme, Wenger told fans:

“I have since seen the challenge on Abou Diaby again, and it should have been a straight red card. My regret is that video evidence can not be used in these cases afterwards.

“When you are a player and you get injured in an accident, you accept it. You think it is silly, but you accept it. But when you get injured when you have gone for the ball and the other person hasn’t – that has to stop.”

Spaniard Fabregas added his weight to the calls for a suspension after being incensed by what he viewed as deliberate foul play on the part of Owen Coyle’s Trotters.

“I think the tackle on Abou was definitely a sending off – it was horrendous, really, and I think the authorities should look at it again, and do something about it. Abou could have had his leg broken.”

“I won’t say that Bolton’s approach was a surprise, but they went above the limit a few times. As well as that tackle there were the ones on Jack [Wilshere] and Laurent [Koscielny], which were not nice to see either.”

And how about every time Diaby has gone in late and high on other players? Dirtiest player of a dirty team.

And personally I think every time that Fabregas spits at another player that the authorities should look at it and do something about it. It's horrendous, really.

F*ck off Arsenal and your hypocritical wanker players.

[Raven]

I used to really like Arsenal and went there a lot when I lived in the garden of England but thats now changed all because of one man...bloody Wenger what a dispicable two faced double standarded (is that a a word) arrogant prat he is, I hope they win nowt with him in charge, their fans used to be a laugh too but he'd turned them in to a bunch of anchors too.

Fecking garlic munching surrender monkey!

[seanworth]

what a bunch of blouses.

[boltonboris]

[truewhite15]

I used to really like Arsenal and went there a lot when I lived in the garden of England but thats now changed all because of one man...bloody Wenger what a dispicable two faced double standarded (is that a a word) arrogant prat he is, I hope they win nowt with him in charge, their fans used to be a laugh too but he'd turned them in to a bunch of anchors too.

Fecking garlic munching surrender monkey!

Seconded. I'm developing an irrational hatred of the team that I used to wish would win the league ahead of United and Chelsea.

[Gary the Enfield]

Dear Arsene and darling Cesc

http://www.myfootballfacts.com/PremierL ... 09-10.html

Get f*cked.

....and before someone comes on and says we haven't been in the top flight all the time, this represents 2.94 red cards per season for Arsenal and 2.75 red cards per season for us.

[Prufrock]

Now look who has waded in

"He's a very clever man in terms of influencing referees, officials and everybody in football."

"In saying people are trying to injure players he's trying, through the media, to influence referees."

[Sir Nut]

Right, something that Wenger needs to understand. They have 65% possesion of the ball most games, especially against the lower teams, that means for 65% of the game they are passing around keeping the ball waiting for an opening, wtf does he expect teams to do just stand there and let them pass it through them. Their tippy tappy football keeping the ball brings it on themselves, he has to accept thats a flaw in the way they play, teams are gonna get frustrated and when they are doing intricate passes in tight areas there are gonna be mis timed challenges. Wenger the man i used to look up to and respect is starting to get on my nerves.

[Owenzy]

I agree with anything negative that has been said in this thread.

[Gary the Enfield]

I agree with anything negative that has been said in this thread.

Strange. I said Alex Ferguson was a Whiskey-nosed, washed -up purple faced prick, which is fairly negative.

[Owenzy]

I agree with anything negative that has been said in this thread.

Strange. I said Alex Ferguson was a Whiskey-nosed, washed -up purple faced prick, which is fairly negative.

Apart from the washed up part, I can't disagree. He's our prick!

[Gary the Enfield]

I agree with anything negative that has been said in this thread.

Strange. I said Alex Ferguson was a Whiskey-nosed, washed -up purple faced prick, which is fairly negative.

Apart from the washed up part, I can't disagree. He's our prick!

Fair play. He's also obdurate, obnoxious, hypocritical, manipulative and sweaty. And he chews like a ruminant.

[thebish]

I agree with anything negative that has been said in this thread.

Strange. I said Alex Ferguson was a Whiskey-nosed, washed -up purple faced prick, which is fairly negative.

Apart from the washed up part, I can't disagree. He's our prick!

Fair play. He's also obdurate, obnoxious, hypocritical, manipulative and sweaty. And he chews like a ruminant.

and he does know how to manage a football team...