Arsenal (The Gunners) | Special Thread

adolay said:
Kati ya makocha wapuuzi huyu nimmoja wao, kila wakati anafungisha, hawezifanya mabadriko kwa wakati muafaka na

nimbaguzi kwanini camble hampangi ilhali ni mtu muhimu sana...... Asernal tunachokeshana tu.
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Pole sana best ndo mpira huo..... Upo? Duh!! Hadi Wenger kakutoa chimboni? Miss you sana....
 
Ntuzu said:
Si nafuu ya Man City wake na wengine wanafanya assist je Arsenal wako na mchezaji mmoja tu Danny Welbak peke yake kafanya assist 2. Ni hatari sn hii...,

Cc: Mbu BAK
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hata Alexis Sanches anachezea Arsenal mkuu....
 
Yes I do everlenk, #InGunnersWeTrust pamoja na Wenger kutuzingua, mie si kama Ngongo bhanaaa eti kakimbia timu kenda MANU na MANU bado wako chini ya Gunners kwenye EPL Table hahahahahahah lol!!!! Ngongo anajua kuchagua kweli 🙂🙂


everlenk said:
Nilikuwa nakuangalia tu mpaka mwisho fujo zako zinaishia wapi nikaamua tu nisije maana ningeinajisi jumapili yangu.......

N.B still in gunners you trust??????:D😀😀😀😉
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BAK said:
Yes I do everlenk, #InGunnersWeTrust pamoja na Wenger kutuzingua, mie si kama Ngongo bhanaaa eti kakimbia timu kenda MANU na MANU bado wako chini ya Gunners kwenye EPL Table hahahahahahah lol!!!! Ngongo anajua kuchagua kweli 🙂🙂
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Kaona mbali mwenzio ujue.....mbona hapo tunawafikia na tunawapita?
 
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Thanks BAK for your truly observation
 
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Mashabiki koko wanachekesha sana, kila mtu ati naye anafahamu kuwa kocha wa mpira, Prof Wenger amekuwa kocha kwa muda mrefu na amekuwa na wachezaji wa kila aina. Mpira pamoja na kufunzwa lazima uangalie na hali iliyojiri katika kila mechi ingekuwa machine basi kila uchwao timu moja tu ingekuwa inashinda. Sina wasi wasi na Wenger's idea and methods, sometime you win and sometimes you lose.

Gunners will rise no doubt about that, the only way is up wakati Chelsick wapo juu the only way is down. Stay tuned ligi bado ndefu hii. Watu wanaangalia gap kati yetu na Chelsick 12 points ambayo ni four games, in EPL four games is nothing ngoja ifike March, April kama bado wapo 12 points ahead ...... ...... ...... ...... COYG. Wote wanaomponda ukiwauliza wamekuwa makocha wapi watakwambia nyumbani kwao khe khe khe kheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
 
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[h=1]Arsene Wenger: Chelsea appear unstoppable says Arsenal boss[/h]
Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger believes no team is currently capable of catching Premier League leaders Chelsea.
The Gunners lost 2-1 at Swansea on Sunday to slip 12 points behind Jose Mourinho's unbeaten side.
Chelsea have won nine of their 11 games this term and have 29 points - four more than second-place Southampton.
"If they keep that up nobody will touch them," Wenger said. "It doesn't look like anybody is capable of challenging them at the moment."

Arsenal threw away game - Wenger
The Blues fought back from a goal down to beat Liverpool 2-1 at Anfield on Saturday and Wenger believes they are team full of confidence.
 Khe khe khe khe...and what about your team Wenger?
BBC Sports

BAK said:
Kila la heri Mkuu mkiweza kuimaintain hii pace mpaka Xmas na New Year basi itakuwa vigumu sana kwa timu yoyote ile kuwanyang'anya tonge mdomoni, labda mpate majeruhi ya star players tena ya muda mrefu.
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Mkuu BAK Wenger asitupake mafuta kwa mgongo wa chupa..... Hatubweteki wala hatuwezi kulewa na hayo maneno yake tukabweteka...! Tutapiga kz Mpk dakika ya mwisho.
 
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The fact is that the Gunners know
only one way to play -- bombing
forward playing sexy football. Easy
on the eyes, hard on the nerves of
their fans.
Former player Paul Merson
described their tactics as
"clueless" while ex-England boss
Glenn Hoddle said, "They just don't
have enough players to win the
ball back. Wenger has got too
many of the same type of players
in his team. The blend is wrong.
 


Arsene Wenger boasts the highest win percentage of any permanent manager in Arsenal's history -- but by virtue of being in charge for over 18 years, he's also accustomed to defeat.
With any long-serving manager, the number of losses starts to pile up. Sir Alex Ferguson, for example, lost 267 games as Manchester United manager, and Wenger is closing in on his 200th for Arsenal. These figures are worth remembering -- among happy, successful periods in charge, there are a succession of setbacks.


Wenger's excuses -- or explanations, if you prefer -- are less specific and often based on considering football from a wider perspective. As Rory Smith recently observed, when Wenger is asked a specific question, his responses are no more enlightening than the average Premier League manager, but he considers football from a broader, more general and philosophical point of view.
The same applies with his attitude toward defeats. Often Wenger doesn't have to formulate excuses, because he's a long-standing critic of certain things about the game. Because this approach has been ingrained in the thinking of Arsenal supporters, there's already a pre-excuse.
There are two obvious examples. When Arsenal are defeated by a club like Chelsea or Manchester City, who have developed into giants because of significant financial investment, we know Wenger's belief. We know he doesn't appreciate the way "financial doping" has changed Premier League football.


When Arsenal lost 2-0 to Chelsea earlier this season, Wenger's response was simple: "At the end of the day, they have a financial power and they used it in a very efficient way when they had the chances -- the individual players they had made the difference, Eden Hazard and Diego Costa." The claim is clear: Chelsea are good only because they've spent lots of money.
When asked whether he thought it was strange that Manchester City were English champions despite falling foul of UEFA rules, Wenger was similarly insistent. "Of course there's something wrong, but I plead that for years," he said. "There's two ways of thinking about the whole process. You can say 'We don't care, we want the billionaires to buy the big players, they spend what they want.' Or you say, 'We want to keep things fair.'"
So, that's clear -- if Manchester City or Chelsea beat Arsenal, it's unfair.
The second type of excuse comes when Arsenal are defeated by sides accused of playing "anti-football" -- Tony Pulis' Stoke, Sam Allardyce's Bolton, Blackburn or West Ham. Wenger is on record as saying football is, at its best, a form of art, and his sides have generally attempted to play open, entertaining football.
Stoke, though, were once accused by Wenger of playing "rugby on the goalkeepers rather than football ... you cannot accept that because it has nothing to do with the game."
When Arsenal lost to Stoke at the Britannia earlier in 2014, he said: "They made the game physical, but we knew that before the game; they have the highest number of fouls in the Premier League."
"Usually, if people are moaning about us, it's because we've beaten them" former Stoke long-throw expert Rory Delap once pointed out. Allardyce's Bolton sides, too, have often frustrated Wenger because of the combination of tough tackling and long balls.
Because the excuses are from a philosophical perspective, long-standing and established before the defeats themselves, they often appear more legitimate. Wenger's view is obvious: Clubs with financial power have an unfair advantage, and teams that play physically are not playing football. Arsenal, therefore, rarely lose games of football fairly. It's helped provide Arsenal with a clear identity.
The problem, however, arises when Arsenal suffer results like this week's double setback. First, they threw away a 3-0 lead over Anderlecht, contriving to draw the game 3-3. Second, they lost 2-1 away at Swansea City, having led 1-0.
Both these teams play neat, technical football, and both have more modest resources than Arsenal. Anderlecht are a fine counterattacking side that threatened throughout the game Tuesday evening and boasted an incredibly young starting XI with some seriously promising young talents. No. 10 Dennis Praet, who was once on trial at Arsenal, and all-round midfielder Youri Tielemans looked particularly impressive.
This is the type of approach Wenger admires: good football based around youngsters brought through the academy, compensating for a lack of financial resources. In this situation, neither of Wenger's objections excuse Arsenal's collapse.
Swansea, too, are a hugely admirable side that have risen through the divisions courtesy of intelligent financial management and a cohesive playing style based around ball retention. They've often caused Arsenal problems since their promotion to the Premier League. Again, it's tough to see how Wenger can criticise them, and in the postmatch interview at the Liberty Stadium, he seemed slightly lost for words.


These are the types of matches in which Arsenal simply can't slip up if Wenger is to remain so dogmatic in his approach. Having created such a clear identity for his club, and such strong opposition to two different types of anti-football (in the boardroom and on the pitch), Arsenal must defeat the teams that adhere to Wenger's stipulations.
Talk of a "crisis" at Arsenal is plainly nonsense. They are in a good position to push for the top four -- yet again -- and are highly likely to progress from their Champions League group -- yet again.
It might be an underwhelming start for Gunners fans who expected a title push, but it's in line with their performances throughout the last 10 years, which isn't a decade that can be described as a "crisis" by anyone but the most deluded Arsenal fan.
Results like this, however, don't look good. Arsenal fans have reluctantly grown to expect disappointing results against rich clubs and anti-football clubs, but if Arsenal are outplayed at their own game by clubs with fewer resources, it's a much more serious situation.
 
there is light at the end of tunnel. ...bring back the invisibles!
 

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mfarisayo said:
Kheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee atamuweka bench mshambuliaji mwenye mafanikio zaidi kwenye kikosi cha Arsenal welbeck (Ana mataji mengi kuliko kocha wa arsenal)
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Khe khe khe khe kheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee ati na wewe ati ndio msemaji mkuu wa Manure ... ... ... nicheke mie Welbeck akiwa benchi ni heri tu, si mulimuuza kwa hiari! OG uzuri wake anaweza ku-hold mpira kule mbele Welbeck Nay, Theo naye kaja kuwawewekesha mabeki pazuri hapo .... .... COYG.

BTW vipi mbona unashinda sana kwa jirani msosi nyumbani hakuna?
 
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