Wavey? I'm not watching. Has he had a perm? Seen a picture, now I know what you mean.
They don't score enough goals.
It means good/cool! Keep up Tadpole!
and that's why Ole rightfully gets stick. Home to a terrible Arsenal team and we played with fear.
Nooooo, he is best of the best, how dare you say that.
Yep. That loss was more on him than Pogba. Completely fecked it up tactically.
I was willing to credit Arteta who I think is doing a decent job over there, and Elneny and Partey who played well, but this today lays bare what a truly rancid performance it was from us. A few Arsenal fans, including a few on AFTV, didn't want to hear how terrible we were but it was clearly a big factor in their win.
The easiest way to play is to sit back and counter.
Right. His hair is different though isn't it.It means good/cool! Keep up Tadpole!
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If Ole's getting it, then so should Arteta.
Not if they keep putting them on fecking PPV!
I would. Our midfield options would be set for years.
Me too. Would be the sensible thing to do.
It means good/cool! Keep up Tadpole!
These kids today, ey @DomesticTadpole, why can't they just say good or cool, instead "wavey". On the other hand, learned new word, thanks @FootyGirl88Is it fair to say he's a better player than Pogba currently? Pogba has gone backwards.
About as well coached as we do.
That buggers it then. We are more likely to give Pogba an inflated contract because other clubs have gone off him.
Come on Villa another one, just for the laughs
They look like they stuck 8 players behind the ball at home and still lost 3-0
Me too, that would be the right thing to do, and that is not what Ed does. Jack is not marketable enough.
You're welcome
Come on Villa another one, just for the laughs
Sack Ole, hire Mikel.
Sack Ole, Sack Mikel, Hire Dean Smith.
I think Spurs are their cup final, to be honest. We've had alright results against them recently, no?
That would be splendid, but I bet our best chance at getting him has gone now sadly.
I don't think there's much research at all and I don't think it's even players playing the long con either for the most part. You're not putting doubt in anyone's mind by acting ridiculous. If you're trying to that you got to sell it and that means being believable in your lie. That's not what we're seeing on the pitch. I think it's more to do with culture and social norms. You see certain nationalities do it more than others which makes it look like learned behavior. That used to be the case at least but football has been televised widely for so long that it's gone beyond specific football cultures and become more of the norm now.
