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Speaking of the Emirates cup I've been thinking of going this time round to watch The Arsenal taking on the Red Bulls, for which tickets still seem to be available - I am shocked by that fact. Why miss out on witnessing our main trophy hope of the season? Anyway I really want to go as I am yet to watch Arsenal winning a game (only two attempts made so far) and with the Emirates Cup there is a high probability that we will win a couple of matches and the trophy all in one weekend. Hmmm... why is there no major trophy where we could win two games and walk away with some silverware? Never mind, we might still bottle it if there was a competition like that.
On another note Brad Friedel joined spurs and therefore lost all the respect I had for him. Not that he would care, but anyway he's joined the Spuds, so from now on he deserves no more than what the rest of them get from the better side of North London. It's good in a way because if Arsenal want a new keeper who fits the Arsenal goalkeeping philosophy Gomez would be a like-for-like replacement for Almunia. Bringing him in will ensure we'll have a shot at the 2012-13 Europa trophy. On the topic of respect, Barcelona deserve every bit of it for the kind of football they played to destroy United but the superiority of their players doesn't extend for even an inch off the pitch. The only thing they seem to be interested in other than playing mesmerizing football is coaxing Cesc to "join us". The latest quote is from David Villa - "Having him(Cesc) would be a great joy and I'd be happy for him because he deserves it, and I'd be happy to have him as my team-mate." Only he can say what he would enjoy so much considering that if Cesc does go, his backside would mostly be stuck on the bench. Most Arsenal fans, me included hardly care whether or not he leaves now as long as it is at a good price and the money is used on another quality player. Oh alright, that won't happen.
The last few days though have been interesting with van Persie giving Chelsea and Spain his best compliments, the Chavs getting offended (it's only natural isn't it, their blogs full of the news) and then Mr. Glass legs denying that he ever said such things. Whether or not he said it hardly matters does it? Keeps the fans engaged and riles people up until the next insignificant incident. In other news Jack Wilshere had a shave last week and posted a picture of himself on Twitter and it brought about 500 comments in the next hour (figures courtesy @ladyarse), Rooney had a hair transplant to cover the gaping hole he had where his brain was and I was luckily standing outside the clinic to get a picture of his new look.
Okay I've had enough. I'm going to go back to doing nothing. Later...
This post shows how passionate u r :-) way 2 go.. :)
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