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Booey
6,524 posts
49 months
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RacingPete said: It has been announced today that Booey has been named PFA Poster of the year, here on the Arsenal thread. Unlike the football award these initials stand for Positivism Favouring Arsenal and won the award clearly ahead of any of the pessimistic Arsenal fans that frequent these boards. Recent posts saw him achieve this great accolade, with everyone remembering the skilfully worded "Wilshere and Arteta are up there with Xavi and Iniesta on their day". Though it wasn't just his performance at the back end of the season that sealed the trophy - when 2-0 down at Sunderland a brilliant one-two of positivity on the thread saw this "Have you never seen Arsenal come back in a cup tie? Don't speak too soon." Booey was unable to comment on the award as he was too busy trying to emulate the shot of RVP in his bedroom wearing an Arsenal kit.    Thanks Pete. And cheers for sending the champagne! 
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GLENRED
5,823 posts
75 months
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Booey said: RacingPete said: It has been announced today that Booey has been named PFA Poster of the year, here on the Arsenal thread. Unlike the football award these initials stand for Positivism Favouring Arsenal and won the award clearly ahead of any of the pessimistic Arsenal fans that frequent these boards. Recent posts saw him achieve this great accolade, with everyone remembering the skilfully worded "Wilshere and Arteta are up there with Xavi and Iniesta on their day". Though it wasn't just his performance at the back end of the season that sealed the trophy - when 2-0 down at Sunderland a brilliant one-two of positivity on the thread saw this "Have you never seen Arsenal come back in a cup tie? Don't speak too soon." Booey was unable to comment on the award as he was too busy trying to emulate the shot of RVP in his bedroom wearing an Arsenal kit. Thanks Pete. Well deserved 
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Booey
6,524 posts
49 months
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Holding onto 3rd is looking a lot more important after the Chelsea result tonight.
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Cheib
6,232 posts
44 months
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Booey said: Holding onto 3rd is looking a lot more important after the Chelsea result tonight. Doesn't it just. I actually think Arsenal have the best run in Stoke away Norwich home West Brom away Stoke away is probably the hardest fixture but none of these teams are fighting for anything other than prize money Newcastle Wigan away Chelsea away Man City home Everton away All hard games Spurs Blackburn home Bolton away Villa away Fulham home Three of those four are in the relegation zone Chelsea QPR home Newcastle home Liverpool away Blackburn home Not an easy game there. I can't see Chelsea making up the ground....third has to be out of their reach?
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Black can man
10,982 posts
37 months
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Cheib said: Booey said: Holding onto 3rd is looking a lot more important after the Chelsea result tonight. Doesn't it just. I actually think Arsenal have the best run in Stoke away Norwich home West Brom away Stoke away is probably the hardest fixture but none of these teams are fighting for anything other than prize money Newcastle Wigan away Chelsea away Man City home Everton away All hard games Spurs Blackburn home Bolton away Villa away Fulham home Three of those four are in the relegation zone Chelsea QPR home Newcastle home Liverpool away Blackburn home Not an easy game there. I can't see Chelsea making up the ground....third has to be out of their reach? The Spurs defeat at Q P R was a massive blow for Spurs , you'll get 3rd at a canter
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digikal
2,202 posts
18 months
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Arsenal charging away fans £70 next season!!! ridiculous!
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bikerPaul
885 posts
79 months
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digikal said: Arsenal charging away fans £70 next season!!! ridiculous! Don't go then.
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mickk
11,905 posts
111 months
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bikerPaul said: digikal said: Arsenal charging away fans £70 next season!!! ridiculous! Don't go then. 
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GLENRED
5,823 posts
75 months
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mickk said: bikerPaul said: digikal said: Arsenal charging away fans £70 next season!!! ridiculous! Don't go then. Hard to argue with that logic 
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melvster
5,454 posts
54 months
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Great CL Semi final so far.
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Cheib
6,232 posts
44 months
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How about this for a theory.....Guardiola takes a year off then next year Wenger takes a move upstairs and Pep comes in as Manger 
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Keyser Soze
10,943 posts
60 months
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Cheib said: How about this for a theory.....Guardiola takes a year off then next year Wenger takes a move upstairs and Pep comes in as Manger I think it will be you or us for sure
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Black can man
10,982 posts
37 months
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What about Pep for England , i'd like that
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Allyc85
3,704 posts
55 months
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Cheib said: How about this for a theory.....Guardiola takes a year off then next year Wenger takes a move upstairs and Pep comes in as Manger Its a very nice thought, it would be interesting to see how he would get on with our transfer/wage policy.
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CIE560
10,472 posts
62 months
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Keyser Soze said: Cheib said: How about this for a theory.....Guardiola takes a year off then next year Wenger takes a move upstairs and Pep comes in as Manger I think it will be you or us for sure Really? I've no idea where he'll go, couldn't even make a guess...
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Booey
6,524 posts
49 months
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I would like to see that Cheib. Can't see him at United or Chelsea. United because there is not much to achieve there and not Chelsea because the owner is a  . In my opinion it will be either City or Arsenal. I would love to see him at Arsenal because I think he will keep and develop our style of football. He also has relationships with the best players in the world a could tempt a few to North London. With that in mind however, if City fail to win big trophies next year, I can see them paying through the nose to get him in Manchester and he may be tempted by their transfer fund and squad. If he wants a project to get stuck into and if he wants to keep playing attractive football he should seriously consider Arsenal if Wenger is willing to go upstairs. He is the only manager I can think of who I would feel 100% confident in from day one. The dressing room will have massive respect for him and with good reason. I also like the variation he plays with and the obscure formations he has been known to play. I watched the press conference earlier today and Wenger clearly has a lot of respect for him. I imagine they will enjoy working together. Where he ends up is anybodies guess really but you never know our luck..
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CIE560
10,472 posts
62 months
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There's not a lot to achieve at United, but you'd love to see him at Arsenal?
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obob
2,991 posts
63 months
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Booey said: I would like to see that Cheib. Can't see him at United or Chelsea. United because there is not much to achieve there and not Chelsea because the owner is a . In my opinion it will be either City or Arsenal. I would love to see him at Arsenal because I think he will keep and develop our style of football. He also has relationships with the best players in the world a could tempt a few to North London. With that in mind however, if City fail to win big trophies next year, I can see them paying through the nose to get him in Manchester and he may be tempted by their transfer fund and squad. If he wants a project to get stuck into and if he wants to keep playing attractive football he should seriously consider Arsenal if Wenger is willing to go upstairs. He is the only manager I can think of who I would feel 100% confident in from day one. The dressing room will have massive respect for him and with good reason. I also like the variation he plays with and the obscure formations he has been known to play. I watched the press conference earlier today and Wenger clearly has a lot of respect for him. I imagine they will enjoy working together. Where he ends up is anybodies guess really but you never know our luck.. Interesting formations indeed. At one point against Chelsea they were playing 1-5-4!
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Smart Mart
4,085 posts
84 months
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I reckon it'll be Man United in a years time. Gives SAF one last year at the top and also allows Pep to enjoy a year's sabbatical as he wants. He can shadow SAF for the next twelve months, watch them in training and generally prepare himself for the smoothest of transitions.
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obob
2,991 posts
63 months
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Smart Mart said: I reckon it'll be Man United in a years time. Gives SAF one last year at the top and also allows Pep to enjoy a year's sabbatical as he wants. He can shadow SAF for the next twelve months, watch them in training and generally prepare himself for the smoothest of transitions. Can't see it myself. I'd say Man City or Chelsea or Anzhi Makalele
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