posted Oct 4, 2007

The ARSENAL needs no communist dictator, end of.

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posted Oct 4, 2007

would all you peeps be saying these tings if you wont did was will as you are going now & needed more money? i dont ting so!!!

you'd be sayin "hes not fat hes just fat bone, kind of good lookin in a Brad Pittise way (if you swinter your eyes) russian billonaire"

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posted Oct 4, 2007

Raging-Spurs...

What on earth are you talking about? Arsenal has always been a club with integrity (Unlike the Totscum board of directors working behind Martin Jols back to get rid of him).

It's nothing to do with the Russian man being foreign, but all to do with questioning his passion and loyalty to the club. Chelski are a club in turmoil at the moment, but that didn't happen overnight. It began quit rosilly with Moneybags Abramovitch dipping into his pocket for everything. Now he wants to turn the club into one run by a dictator rather than a silent Benefactor. We would not want to go the same way and suffer the same fate that will eventually destroy the Blues.

The Arsenal board members have been incumbent for many years and are confident that they need not encourage outside invesment. If or when the time comes that they need outside investment I, along with every tru Arsenal fan will be behind them every step of the way.

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posted Oct 4, 2007

The English Premier League is now fast becoming
a joke. Overpaid players,most of them not English! Clubs building bigger stadiums,to seat
more fans,at more cost to fans,in order to pay
wages to overpriced donkeys! The average family
man better get a loan to take his kids to the
footy. Now weve got rich foreign people buying teams as a hobby. The FA Does nothing
just goes with the flow. A salary cap for all Primiere league clubs should have been implimented, at least 10 years ago.

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posted Oct 4, 2007

Regardless of who buys over the club it will not affect the performance of our team, in as much as wenger and his team is not involve. Notwithstanding, the stakeholders should be careful not to rubbish my great ARSENAL..."gunner 4 life"

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posted Oct 4, 2007

Would be nice if the BBC could be a bit more honest with its reporting...

How long did the reporter enjoy the hospitality of Mr Usmanov - and why no mention of it in the article?

http://b-heads.blogspot.com/2007/10/hooray-for-mainstream-media.html

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posted Oct 4, 2007

I dont think this takeover thign is a good idea. I have no probs with Dein but Usmanov just dosent present the image we want for Arsenal. Hes nowhere near as young, exciting and importantly slim as Abramovich and dosent appear as passionate. Isnt Emirates becoming corporate enough as it is??? 0 and good point from goonfromoz earlier...,

Secondly, he says he is a "loyal Arsenal fan" but only a few months ago he was trying to buy spurs, the sausages they sell at match day hv more team loyalty than him!

We need a new young, attractive, interesting British Owner to run Arsenal or to keep everything as it is. Don't sell board!

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posted Oct 5, 2007

British owners have not got the same amount of money. End of.

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posted Oct 5, 2007

yo filogooner4life....

i wasnt talkin about arsenals integrity. i was say that if you guy needed the russian one than you all peeps wont be dising him like you guys are right now just in case he done sum good & all you guy wood have to eat your words.

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