ResurrectionRooney wrote:ViVaRooney wrote:ResurrectionRooney wrote:He would have played ahead of Evans or Jones, with Smalling at centre back, both of those guys were at fault for Arsenal goals and Evans gave away a penalty.
Evans made all the faults. he would have still played cause fergie loves him
and the fact you think Oshea wouldnt have made mistakes makes me laugh
O'Shea is immaculate.
Gegilworld93 wrote:have you noticed your new rank?ViVaRooney wrote:ResurrectionRooney wrote:He would have played ahead of Evans or Jones, with Smalling at centre back, both of those guys were at fault for Arsenal goals and Evans gave away a penalty.
Evans made all the faults. he would have still played cause fergie loves him
and the fact you think Oshea wouldnt have made mistakes makes me laugh
Kids? least we don't lie about our ages 22 my ass.ViVaRooney wrote:Gegilworld93 wrote:have you noticed your new rank?ViVaRooney wrote:ResurrectionRooney wrote:He would have played ahead of Evans or Jones, with Smalling at centre back, both of those guys were at fault for Arsenal goals and Evans gave away a penalty.
Evans made all the faults. he would have still played cause fergie loves him
and the fact you think Oshea wouldnt have made mistakes makes me laugh
not until now, but wouldnt expect anything else from a forum full of kids
thinking about it, you were the right choice for the TWAT awardsViVaRooney wrote:what does lying about my age gain me? think abit will you, fucking kids
isn't having a sub forum whereas you brand someone as a twat childish? or perhaps im missing the point here 
'Manchester United were so good with a breathtaking, chance-taking display of football. United versus Arsenal was Total football versus total chaos. Sir Alex Ferguson's men used to bully Wenger's physically; now they bully them with the ball, utterly destroying them with their speed of mind and feet'
'Yet if there is one statistic, beyond the scoreline, that reflects the depth of the crisis at Arsenal, it is that both starting line-ups had the same average age, 23. Arsenal are still planning for some mythical future; at Manchester United the future is now. Wenger kept referring to the eight players he had missing but how many of these absentees would have warranted a place in Manchester United's team?
Cameron. wrote:'Manchester United were so good with a breathtaking, chance-taking display of football. United versus Arsenal was Total football versus total chaos. Sir Alex Ferguson's men used to bully Wenger's physically; now they bully them with the ball, utterly destroying them with their speed of mind and feet'
'Yet if there is one statistic, beyond the scoreline, that reflects the depth of the crisis at Arsenal, it is that both starting line-ups had the same average age, 23. Arsenal are still planning for some mythical future; at Manchester United the future is now. Wenger kept referring to the eight players he had missing but how many of these absentees would have warranted a place in Manchester United's team?
arsenalap11 wrote:Cameron. wrote:'Manchester United were so good with a breathtaking, chance-taking display of football. United versus Arsenal was Total football versus total chaos. Sir Alex Ferguson's men used to bully Wenger's physically; now they bully them with the ball, utterly destroying them with their speed of mind and feet'
'Yet if there is one statistic, beyond the scoreline, that reflects the depth of the crisis at Arsenal, it is that both starting line-ups had the same average age, 23. Arsenal are still planning for some mythical future; at Manchester United the future is now. Wenger kept referring to the eight players he had missing but how many of these absentees would have warranted a place in Manchester United's team?
Thinking about it, Sagna, Vermaelen, Song and Wilshere could have all started for that United team that played.
ResurrectionRooney wrote:arsenalap11 wrote:Cameron. wrote:'Manchester United were so good with a breathtaking, chance-taking display of football. United versus Arsenal was Total football versus total chaos. Sir Alex Ferguson's men used to bully Wenger's physically; now they bully them with the ball, utterly destroying them with their speed of mind and feet'
'Yet if there is one statistic, beyond the scoreline, that reflects the depth of the crisis at Arsenal, it is that both starting line-ups had the same average age, 23. Arsenal are still planning for some mythical future; at Manchester United the future is now. Wenger kept referring to the eight players he had missing but how many of these absentees would have warranted a place in Manchester United's team?
Thinking about it, Sagna, Vermaelen, Song and Wilshere could have all started for that United team that played.
Sagna could have done, Vermaelen might ahead of Evans the other two wouldn't. Only Sagna would start for us if everyone is fit, Vermaelen wouldn't make the bench.
David De Great wrote:at the risk of getting some sort of bad rep on these forums
kyro7 wrote:Fuck Sagna, Smalling > everyone.
And0TheGr8 wrote:kyro7 wrote:Fuck Sagna, Smalling > everyone.
I might have to agree with that, I can't believe how well he has adapted.
We have the best back line in Europe, top to bottom. Write that down.
arsenalap11 wrote:ResurrectionRooney wrote:arsenalap11 wrote:Cameron. wrote:'Manchester United were so good with a breathtaking, chance-taking display of football. United versus Arsenal was Total football versus total chaos. Sir Alex Ferguson's men used to bully Wenger's physically; now they bully them with the ball, utterly destroying them with their speed of mind and feet'
'Yet if there is one statistic, beyond the scoreline, that reflects the depth of the crisis at Arsenal, it is that both starting line-ups had the same average age, 23. Arsenal are still planning for some mythical future; at Manchester United the future is now. Wenger kept referring to the eight players he had missing but how many of these absentees would have warranted a place in Manchester United's team?
Thinking about it, Sagna, Vermaelen, Song and Wilshere could have all started for that United team that played.
Sagna could have done, Vermaelen might ahead of Evans the other two wouldn't. Only Sagna would start for us if everyone is fit, Vermaelen wouldn't make the bench.
Going to ignore you when it comes to Vermaelen because it's becoming annoying.
But yeah I agree with the bold bit. Song and Wilshere could have started over Cleverly and Anderson imo, but i'm guessing most of you will disagree seeing as the United two are in form atm and our two have barely played.
justaddfinesse wrote:cant i just copy and paste?
ResurrectionRooney wrote:arsenalap11 wrote:ResurrectionRooney wrote:arsenalap11 wrote:Cameron. wrote:
Thinking about it, Sagna, Vermaelen, Song and Wilshere could have all started for that United team that played.
Sagna could have done, Vermaelen might ahead of Evans the other two wouldn't. Only Sagna would start for us if everyone is fit, Vermaelen wouldn't make the bench.
Going to ignore you when it comes to Vermaelen because it's becoming annoying.
But yeah I agree with the bold bit. Song and Wilshere could have started over Cleverly and Anderson imo, but i'm guessing most of you will disagree seeing as the United two are in form atm and our two have barely played.
Considering Anderson and Clevereley destroyed you, and Carrick can't get into our side at the moment, I don't think Song or Wilshere would have much chance.
arsenalap11 wrote:Cameron. wrote:'Manchester United were so good with a breathtaking, chance-taking display of football. United versus Arsenal was Total football versus total chaos. Sir Alex Ferguson's men used to bully Wenger's physically; now they bully them with the ball, utterly destroying them with their speed of mind and feet'
'Yet if there is one statistic, beyond the scoreline, that reflects the depth of the crisis at Arsenal, it is that both starting line-ups had the same average age, 23. Arsenal are still planning for some mythical future; at Manchester United the future is now. Wenger kept referring to the eight players he had missing but how many of these absentees would have warranted a place in Manchester United's team?
Thinking about it, Sagna, Vermaelen, Song and Wilshere could have all started for that United team that played.
Does this mean you view Smalling as a future RB for us, like he's not a future CB, or do you just think he wont be as good as Jones?ViVaRooney wrote:arsenalap11 wrote:Cameron. wrote:'Manchester United were so good with a breathtaking, chance-taking display of football. United versus Arsenal was Total football versus total chaos. Sir Alex Ferguson's men used to bully Wenger's physically; now they bully them with the ball, utterly destroying them with their speed of mind and feet'
'Yet if there is one statistic, beyond the scoreline, that reflects the depth of the crisis at Arsenal, it is that both starting line-ups had the same average age, 23. Arsenal are still planning for some mythical future; at Manchester United the future is now. Wenger kept referring to the eight players he had missing but how many of these absentees would have warranted a place in Manchester United's team?
Thinking about it, Sagna, Vermaelen, Song and Wilshere could have all started for that United team that played.
but they are not talking about the team that played, talking about in general
and the answer is none of them, maybe wilshere but he would be a squad player.
i wouldnt have sagna over Rafael or Smalling. Varmaelen would be behind rio and vidic, and in the future Jones
