QPR lol! Now we will have 3 clubs in the Prem who are sworn enemies of Chelsea supporters. We should have some epic West London derbies next season. Should be interesting to see them in the top flight, they have some quality on that side. I watch the Championship when I can, through this website:

MyP2P.eu :: Football schedules, watch live Football on your pc.


Actually, that site is awesome for streaming everything, not just Championship games. If you've ever wanted to watch any Hungarian top flight games, they're on there, lol.



Yeah, I don't really agree 100% with the predictions of one of the 'Big Four' falling out of the Prem, but then there have been clubs like Middlesborough, who were in the Europa league final back in 2006, and are now playing in the second half of the table in the Championship. Yes, our midfielder Josh McEachran came through the youth academy, and is very promising.

If anything, within the next 10 years I could see one of the Big Four sides slipping out of the top 5 of the table, but I don't know about relegation. But everything comes in phases. There was a time when Liverpool won everything then United, and eventually the power will shift to another side who will have a long run of success, maybe it will be Arsenal's turn.


Edit : AJAX are coming to DC Sunday to play an friendly with our local MLS team DC United. Jon@AAMComp should be there in red and white. :tup:

European teams need to man up and play in Los Angeles :mad:

LOL, at first I thought, is it the scoreline that's fail? Then I saw it and lul'ed again.

even better, below the TOKE, it's a potters player getting yellow carded. classic stoke city :rofl2:

though i'm actually...wow can't believe this...pulling for stoke today so mancity doesn't jump us haha

future Arsenal great? I see alot of Nasri in this kid.



seems to be alot of talent coming out of Japan lately.

the Japanese national team has been underrated for a while, but now the internationals are showing some talent all over the world. Nakamura was really the first big name out of Japan, but Honda, Nagatomo, and wizkids like Myaichi et. al., are really showing up for their European clubs.

Seems like someones forgetting our old friend Hidetoshi Nakata, he was magic in his younger days.

this made me lol:

'I did sign the autograph' claims Demba Ba after clash with fans at West Ham dinner - News - MirrorFootball.co.uk

best quote: "One supporter was seen to have high-kicked a vase off one table as the chaos grew". WTF :icon17:

^ Hahahaha. Took a lesson from Eric Cantona have we?

ah Cantona, a brawler for the ages. Funny as it sounds, I think Jacky Wilshere is going to be the future enforcer for the Gunners, its hilarious how much shyt he talks to people twice his size, scrappy little bastard that one.

He needs to learn to control it a little better, when he gets into his "f*ck you" mode, I get really worried that he'll get a red card too quickly and throw our gameplan into a wreck. my other headache, though, comes from the thought of arsenal stuck in the europa league if we lose our qualifiers next year. at least we won't be playing bayern munich, that would be scary...and i'd never hear the end of it from blue lol

Aston Villa's Robert Pires reveals former Arsenal team-mate Thierry Henry is trying to convince him to move to MLS - Goal.com

aiya....

and holy **** pirlo finally has come out and said he's leaving AC Milan this summer. heads. just. asploded.

so...real madrid drops the trophy, then ajax drops the trophy, anybody wanna put a dollar on man city dropping their trophy when they parade around on monday? :rofl2:

Leaving Milan to play for Juve? I expected him to stay at Milan throughout the end of his career. Especially after Nesta and Inzaghi signed new deals. It will be see him in Juve stripes, but hopefully he has a few good seasons left.

I honestly think his fire could be inspirational to the team, we need some steel like that in us, hence why I think he'll be captaining the Gunners in a few years time. The Pires story made me :roflpuke2: Loved the guy in his hay day, but now I think its time to hang up the boots, reminds me of Gascoigne trying to ply his trade in the Chinese league:icon17:

We'll qualify for champs, no worries there.

and as for Pirlo, surpised the ol' bastard still has gas in the tank, hes another that needs to look at finding a nice piece of land in Crete and hang up the studs. Well, he is only 31, but his game has looked pretty feeble in the latter years...

jesus, Roni is lookin rough...

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