Had he included analysis of league point per combined wage and transfer spend he might have had a moderately non-trivial article. That at least would have told us who was over or underperforming versus their net spend.
He should have included wages anyway because having Stoke right up there in the top four made his already facile point look shakier than it should have been.
Journalism
Hopeless.
Our performance so far this year has really rubbed the football establishment up the wrong way. Just who the fuck do we think we are? If something isn't done about us people will start thinking football is about 22 guys kicking a ball around.
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You're such a sceptic.Originally Posted by Niall_Quinn
This is all horseshit NQ. I have no doubt the establishment - and the media, really - want us to win. They just don't think we can do it, and quite frankly our own fans don't either so why should they big up our chances.
still, putting all that aside, it's clear Man City have had some incredible luck with referees. I'm not going to claim corruption but if the correct decisions were made we'd be a lot more than 2 points clear right now.
Reported.
Get out of it, there's a prevailing theme and it's all about money. Money is good, greed is good, that's what they are selling and apologising for. Hardly anyone wants to talk about the type of people running these money clubs and their appalling histories. Hardly anyone wants to talk about the real effects of financial doping on the sport. Any individual who plucks up the courage to raise these issues is either ignored or submerged by popular pieces from the likes of Martin Samuel. This is the establishment protecting its own gravy train, understandable because that's what creatures of zero moral capacity do.
Regarding Arsenal, while the so-called journalists have spent a lot of time bleating about our football they have also focused far more on our lack of success rather than digging into the conditions that have made it so much more difficult to succeed now the crime clubs are in the game. Imagine if a proper journalist decided to dig into this? It's a huge story sitting in plain view and it has the potential to expose almost everyone connected with the sport. If a political figure who threatened to upset the apple cart cam along the media would be quick enough to slaughter him. When we need to go launch a war of aggression the media is only too happy to dehumanise the victims. I find it odd they have nothing of substance to say about the extremely undesirable individuals that have arrived in football. On the contrary, the media is quite happy to rubber stamp these people and will even go further by telling us how good they are for the game.
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A realist you mean?
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Bergkamp statue unveiling later this month.
http://www.arsenal.com/news/news-arc...atue-unveiling
'Bout time.
NOTE: The location of this post has been moved and the thread title (which was previously Wenger is Leaving) has been manipulated by a notorious pro-Wenger moderator. What was previously a message that contained no profanity and made a comment on a real life event has now been manipulated by a deliberately provocative title. An old and crude propaganda and censorship technique.
You see, this is why the world's best players should be queuing up to join us - anyone can offer you money and trophies, but how many clubs offer you your own solid gold statue?
Bergkamp's statue is solid gold, right?
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