Meaningless awards and final push
I gave up giving a few rat's giblets about footballing awards a very long time ago. There is so much bias and stupidity at work that there is absolutely no point getting worked up over who wins the FIFA/UEFA/PFA or anyone else's award. There is a...
Poor excuses and defending
Having calmed down and re-analysed the Wigan goals from last night it has become rather more obvious as to what went wrong, those two goals killed us, even though we almost got back level, we just couldn't quite recover. Arsene said:
"We conceded the first when Arteta was out and we could not put the player...
Kamikaze shambles
What a start, we were utterly shambolic at the back and so terribly naive, caught out by Wigan on the counter attack, they killed us and took a shock lead early doors, Di Santo not being tracked by anyone and somehow working the ball into the net after...
Ashley Young: oh dear oh dear
I will let Ashley Young's acting do the talking, I do not need to condemn him with words, his actions do that on their own.
It is beyond a disgrace that we are having to see cheating like this week in week out and the authorities are doing abso...
Stress free FA Cup weekend and video technology
Our lads can put their feet up and enjoy a weekend without a fixture, obviously Monday's game at Wigan is another potentially tricky game, but I look forward to enjoying the two FA Cup semi finals without having to get stressed about an Arsenal game.
Job done – no boys cried at Wolves
Benayoun continued in the midfield and Ramsey came in for the presumably tired Rosicky, and we started delightfully. A neat one two between RVP and Theo saw the latter run through on goal, Bassong couldn't touch him without being sent off and concedi...
The FA: blood on its hands
I shall take you back to October 2010, at this point I had entered into a dialogue with the FA on the topic of retrospective punishment and dangerous tackling. The FA had been doing nothing to confront this violent cancer in the game, several pla...
Why does the FA continue to lie?
I am a sad and bitter individual, hence I have looked into some things in a great more detail than many other people can be bothered to. Today the FA did nothing about Balotelli's shocking challenge on Alex Song, they stated:
"Retrospective action in relation to the incident involving Mario Balotelli of Manchester City and Alex...
Balotelli scapegoated as it turns sour for City
It is interesting to see the emerging fallout from yesterday's game, is Mancini giving Balotelli a final warning or is he actually going to give up on his temperamental Italian striker? Either way, it does appear that a certain Italian striker is g...
Arsenal 1 Bank of Manchester Arabia 0
Cheers Wojciech (picture above courtesy of Younggunsblog) and well played Arsenal, a thoroughly deserved 3 points today against the money men of Manchester, even the most ardent of City fans would struggle to claim that we did not deserve the win to...
Wigan robbed: another game wrecked by the officials
One cannot help but feel Robert Martinez' pain, his Wigan side outplayed Chelsea for long periods at Stamford bridge and were undone by some atrocious officiating. Chelsea's first goal was yards offside, a terrible error from the linesman, while thei...
What does the PGMOL and Premier League have to hide?
These simple questions have been sent to the Premier League and PGMOL repeatedly. These authorities have not even sent a response to these questions, not even a statement saying that they cannot answer the questions despite their silence making it very clear that they have something to hide. Here are the simple 8 questions that...
