Monthly Archives: May 2009

Season finale should prove to be an Arsene Wenger love festIt doesn’t matter who plays. It doesn’t matter who scores. It doesn’t matter who wins. The only purpose Sunday’s game will serve is to remind Arsene Wenger that the vast … Continue reading →

Would you be disappointed to discover you had 13 million Pounds?I would. I would be deeply disappointed to discover that I had 13 million pounds. Because that would mean that I’ve been working all this time when I could have … Continue reading →

After tiring business trip, the blog is back onlinePerhaps if I were a better blogger, I wouldn’t need to have a job that required me to be out of the country and unable to write my blog. Perhaps if I … Continue reading →

Is it our strength or our weaknessThere’s odds and ends to cover before we answer the question at hand. First, Arsene Wenger has made some reasonably delusional comments regarding Manchester United. He claims that we are equal to United in … Continue reading →

United can win the title with a win over the Gunners at Old TraffordIt’s painful, but poetic. Somehow it just fits our season. Manchester United will win the Premier League with a win over the Gunners on Saturday. It should … Continue reading →

Some good news and some expected newsJust a few tidbits today as the season winds to a close. To be completely honest, if you offered to cancel the remaining games I think I’d take that offer. There’s a real chance … Continue reading →

…Go weHull City look like they might actually be relegated. Sixth position at Christmas and somehow heading for relegation. I think we can all agree, it must be entirely the fault of their inept manager and notorious projectile saliva expert, … Continue reading →

The game was a microcosm of our seasonWe created plenty of chances. We played some wonderful football with good movement and passing. We lacked the proper end product and our defending was woeful across the board. Sound familiar? I could … Continue reading →

Big matchup lacks big match feelingIt’s the battle of the broken hearts at the Emirates. At least that’s what it feels like after a week of Champions League play that saw Arsenal swept aside by United and Chelsea crash out … Continue reading →

After playing in the CL semi-finals, the rest feels mundaneIt won’t be easy to get excited for our few remaining games. Even with big names like Chelsea and United on offer it’s going to be tough. This weekend will be … Continue reading →