Just putting it into perspective.The Bat-Man wrote:Steadman wrote:A better goalkeeper would've saved that quite easily.
Why so serious?
I said better.Chris wrote:Yeh like De Gea..Steadman wrote:A better goalkeeper would've saved that quite easily.
I was joking.Chris wrote:Im not sure about Shrewsbury's keeper being better than De Gea.
Why you taking anything away from Chamberlain saying that? It was a fantastic strike.
Keeper didn't have a chance, was a bullet and bounced where he dived.Steadman wrote:I was joking.Chris wrote:Im not sure about Shrewsbury's keeper being better than De Gea.
Why you taking anything away from Chamberlain saying that? It was a fantastic strike.
I'm not taking anything away from him, I've been calling for him to start over Walcott and he was our stand out player yesterday, but the goalkeeper should've saved that.
It went underneath him, of course he should've saved it.Chris wrote:Keeper didn't have a chance, was a bullet and bounced where he dived.Steadman wrote:
I was joking.
I'm not taking anything away from him, I've been calling for him to start over Walcott and he was our stand out player yesterday, but the goalkeeper should've saved that.
Not allow the ball to go under his armsThe Bat-Man wrote:I can't really see what the keeper could have done.
Steadman wrote:Not allow the ball to go under his armsThe Bat-Man wrote:I can't really see what the keeper could have done.
Like I said a decent enough keeper wouldve got his body behind the ball, regardless of the minor bounces the ball was making. It was a decent shot though.The Bat-Man wrote:Steadman wrote:
Not allow the ball to go under his arms
IT dipped right infront of him, caught him offgaurd.
Was a very well struck effort.
I'm quite displeased that I didn't have the privilege of watching Oxo-cube's first full game at the club, I'm sure he should be starting ahead of Walcott on the wing though.
justaddfinesse wrote:Benayoun needs to 1 touch that opportunity..
Steadman wrote:Like I said a decent enough keeper wouldve got his body behind the ball, regardless of the minor bounces the ball was making. It was a decent shot though.The Bat-Man wrote:
IT dipped right infront of him, caught him offgaurd.
Was a very well struck effort.
I'm quite displeased that I didn't have the privilege of watching Oxo-cube's first full game at the club, I'm sure he should be starting ahead of Walcott on the wing though.
justaddfinesse wrote:Steadman wrote:
Like I said a decent enough keeper wouldve got his body behind the ball, regardless of the minor bounces the ball was making. It was a decent shot though.
im just glad to see shots being taken outside the box.
Shutup you negative cweer.Steadman wrote:Like I said a decent enough keeper wouldve got his body behind the ball, regardless of the minor bounces the ball was making. It was a decent shot though.The Bat-Man wrote:
IT dipped right infront of him, caught him offgaurd.
Was a very well struck effort.
I'm quite displeased that I didn't have the privilege of watching Oxo-cube's first full game at the club, I'm sure he should be starting ahead of Walcott on the wing though.
Chris wrote:Shutup you negative cweer.Steadman wrote:
Like I said a decent enough keeper wouldve got his body behind the ball, regardless of the minor bounces the ball was making. It was a decent shot though.
ChamboThe Bat-Man wrote:I'm thinking of putting Bat-Man on the back of the away shirt.
Gegilworld93 wrote:ChamboThe Bat-Man wrote:I'm thinking of putting Bat-Man on the back of the away shirt.
Mal wrote:Joan Laporta's (Barcelona ex-president) 14-year old son has joined Arsenal.
Mal wrote:Mal wrote:Joan Laporta's (Barcelona ex-president) 14-year old son has joined Arsenal.
That's Spanish papers reporting that by the way. Laporta who was annoyed Arsenal signed Cesc, so he goes and lets his son join Arsenal.
So basically he's sent his son somewhere where he hopes he can become the next Cesc Fabregas and then Barca just buy him back... fuck that.Mal wrote:Mal wrote:Joan Laporta's (Barcelona ex-president) 14-year old son has joined Arsenal.
That's Spanish papers reporting that by the way. Laporta who was annoyed Arsenal signed Cesc, so he goes and lets his son join Arsenal.
Jack Wilshere is our next midfield maestro (i dont know if that 14 year old even plays midfield mind).kyro7 wrote:I'm sure you wouldn't mind a next Cesc Fabregas, Fabregas gave you many years of fantastic service.
Chris wrote:Jack Wilshere is our next midfield maestro (i dont know if that 14 year old even plays midfield mind).kyro7 wrote:I'm sure you wouldn't mind a next Cesc Fabregas, Fabregas gave you many years of fantastic service.
We don't want more players who are just to make some money. The board might and thats why they are cunts of the highest.
