Who do you think will be manager of the season?

Do you know what i typed out why id buy VDV but...
i thought we have enough attacking players.


Id buy henry back for cheap.

Teach our youngers how to hit the net better.

depends like last season was hodgeson was last season because he performed so well. if no one does that then i think the winner of the PL.



Ohh and the fact henry when played in the centre upfront will still out perform 95% of strikers around today.

I remember the other day when he said he wants to come back and he ll do any job :joker:

I think he ll come back and do some coaching, you couldnt get a better striking coach than Henry

No exactly the likes of walcott and watt and vela will have an amazing mentor.
He could come back as a player for a season though i think first if not more.

He said ill do any thing to come back here, maybe be a water boy. LOL

do you know steve mandanda? black goalkeeper for marseille who is now frances no.1

he had a trial at villa 3 seasons ago and mon rejected him cause he thought he wasnt good enough

:bored:

LOL

Well he made a little mistake.
Watching him against real madrid he was quality!

best black keeper out there

their arent many, i would say him and kameni are the best

Don't think Pompey will be going down now theyve got this Faraj guy

Will probably buy some good players in January and stay up

Will be closer then ever at the bottom of the table

what do you consider black though..

Doni?
Ceaser?
Valdes?

What about DIDA!

Yeah and dida.

lol.

Im not sure about pompey, this guy is a billionaire though.

Cant get much tighter than last season 6 points like separated the bottom 8 or 9.

[rquote=2630822&tid=133229&author=30stone]what do you consider black though..

Doni?
Ceaser?
Valdes?[/rquote]


none of them are black lol

they are all clearly white


thought of another one, david james

Rangers midfielder Pedro Mendes has been recalled to the Portugal national squad for their games against Hungary and Malta after more than a year in the wilderness.

The former Tottenham and Portsmouth midfielder, 30, has not played for his country since 2003, with his last call-up coming in August 2008.

The European giants are struggling to qualify for next summer's World Cup in South Africa as they lie third in Group 1, level on points with fourth-placed Hungary.

The double-header of home fixtures will determine their fate and boss Carlos Queiroz has named a strong squad, despite a number of injuries.

Malaga striker Edinho returns to the squad, while midfielders Tiago, Nuno Assis, Duda and Chelsea right-back Jose Bosingwa hope to shake off knocks in time to feature.

Cristiano Ronaldo is expected to start against Hungary after recovering from the ankle injury which kept him out of Real Madrid's 2-1 defeat to Sevilla at the weekend.

Portugal are relying on Sweden to drop points from their corresponding final two games to advance to the play-offs, where they could expect to be seeded.

[rquote=2630833&tid=133229&author=Nathan][rquote=2630822&tid=133229&author=30stone]what do you consider black though..

Doni?
Ceaser?
Valdes?[/rquote]


none of them are black lol

they are all clearly white


thought of another one, david james[/rquote]
Mixed race valdes i thought.

and the other 2 are brazilian.

[rquote=2630837&tid=133229&author=30stone][rquote=2630833&tid=133229&author=Nathan][rquote=2630822&tid=133229&author=30stone]what do you consider black though..

Doni?
Ceaser?
Valdes?[/rquote]


none of them are black lol

they are all clearly white


thought of another one, david james[/rquote]
Mixed race valdes i thought.

and the other 2 are brazilian.[/rquote]

yup james is halfcast, he is of black decent

i hope this chat isnt coming across racist lol i don't intend it to be

Good old pedro

:dance:

Hats Off to Arsene Wenger
Posted by David Young 2 hours, 9 minutes ago

Six goals from six different players at Ashburton Grove on Sunday was the product of a sensational attacking performance by the Gunners as they thrashed Blackburn and signed off for the international break on a high. Any complaints about the Arsenal defending - which was well below par - were completely drowned out by the symphony of goals at the other end.

Despite Blackburn taking the lead twice in the first half, Arsenal had plenty in the tank by way of response. Their approach play and finishing was simply breathtaking at times and the performance - at least from an offensive perspective - was an appropriate one to mark a week that saw Arsene Wenger become the longest-serving manager in the club’s history after his 13 years in charge.

Many column inches have been devoted to the man over the past week. He has not only been praised for his contribution to Arsenal but also to English football as a whole and all the accolades are well-deserved. It would not be a disservice to the memory of Herbert Chapman to refer to Wenger has the "Chapman of the modern era". Chapman was the manager to establish the Gunners as a footballing force and made them the best-supported club in the country back in the late-20s and early-30s. When one sits back to consider the history of the club it is impossible not to draw comparisons between the two men and the respective impacts they have made.

Chapman was a man of vision, drive and unshakeable ambition who took over at the helm at a time when the club had lofty aspirations which were not being translated into results on the pitch. By the time of his sudden and unexpected death from pneumonia in 1934 Arsenal had won the League and the FA Cup for the first time. Chapman also had also put white sleeves on the red shirts to create an identity for the club recognised the world over. He was also the prime mover behind many innovations that we take for granted today - numbers on shirts and floodlit football to name but two. Most importantly, Chapman had turned the club into a giant and laid the foundations for the years of dominance that followed.

In his 13 years, Arsene Wenger has also transformed Arsenal Football Club both on and off the pitch and his influence on the league as a whole cannot be underestimated. Since 1996, the club has enjoyed an unparalleled period of success. He has taken the club into a new era and played an instrumental role in the building of a new stadium and training facilities. The club has the infrastructure in place to retain its status as one of Europe’s biggest clubs for years to come. He has revolutionised training methods and insisted that football be played in an entertaining way. This is some feat bearing in mind the pressures and expectations the modern media (and fans) place on managers and players to deliver trophies year after year. Amid all the hype, Wenger has never forgotten that it is a beautiful game and it should be played for the enjoyment of spectators. Arsene Wenger joins Herbert Chapman in the Arsenal pantheon as one of the true architects of the club and an indisputable legend.

We now enter yet another terminally boring international break and have to wait until 17th October to face Birmingham City at Ashburton Grove. It is fair to say that in the "club versus country" debate my stance on international football lies somewhere between "couldn’t care less" and "completely disinterested". It is nothing more than an annoying interruption to the far more enjoyable and obsessive day-to-day, match-to-match journey that we go on whilst following Arsenal. It also does not compute that for maybe a dozen days a year I suddenly have to think that Wayne Rooney, Frank Lampard and John Terry have miraculously turned into "the good guys" just because I happen to have been born on the same land mass as them.

Anyway, as always, we hope that our players come back from their respective postings uninjured and ready to pick up where they left off when the real business starts again in a fortnight.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-HllFsh1E0s

this is so funny

Sorry arsenal fans but this is the best fanzone EVER

especially the end

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R-Kph3zAiII

the spures one was funny

It started so well )=

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZvyxpdX7WRw&feature=fvw

WOW never knew he scored this.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OhMDc...eature=related

that goal probably hasnt been shown an recognised cause it looks like its a friendly (playing inter in the day time) probably emirates cup?