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redbeergoggles wrote:Just watched Arsenal v Rangers and that Wiltshere kid is outstanding ,absolutely going to be a superstar no mistake

bigmick wrote:

redbeergoggles wrote:Just watched Arsenal v Rangers and that Wiltshere kid is outstanding ,absolutely going to be a superstar no mistake

They've known they had a special player on their hands for a while there Red. They nicked him off of Watford or Luton or someone when he was still in nappies, and he's excelled all the way through the grades.

You can never be absolutely 100% certain about anyone, but to be where he is now at 17 or 18 means that he's got to have absolutely every chance. Yet another example of the philosophy of looking in your backyard paying dividends. I think he's from Hertfordshire somewhere, and by all accounts Wenger absolutely loves the kid.

The next Steven Gerrard perhaps.

Saw his goals today as well.  Thought he looked special the few times I saw him last season and he looked even better today.

Clearly he won't be a regular in the side this season, but I expect him to make some sort of impression in the Premiership this season, to the point where Capello might just be tempted to gamble on him as an unknown quantity in the World Cup.  That's my crazy prediction for the season

bigmick wrote:

redbeergoggles wrote:Just watched Arsenal v Rangers and that Wiltshere kid is outstanding ,absolutely going to be a superstar no mistake

They've known they had a special player on their hands for a while there Red. They nicked him off of Watford or Luton or someone when he was still in nappies, and he's excelled all the way through the grades.

You can never be absolutely 100% certain about anyone, but to be where he is now at 17 or 18 means that he's got to have absolutely every chance. Yet another example of the philosophy of looking in your backyard paying dividends. I think he's from Hertfordshire somewhere, and by all accounts Wenger absolutely loves the kid.

The next Steven Gerrard perhaps.

redbeergoggles wrote:I expect Arsenal to come out of the traps flying this season Mick ,some of their football was beautiful to watch and Ramsey played like he had been part of the team for years ,without mentioning the magnificent Wiltshere ,Eduardo is really an intelligent forward ,and I rate Van Persie as one of the most clinical when he's on form ,then you add Fabregas and Rosicky into that equation not to mention Arshavin  ,I will put my cards on the table here fella ,if Wenger gets Hangerland from fulham and Chamakh from Bordeaux Arsenal will take some stopping .

NANNY RED wrote:Sorry Fergie, but you are just talking out of your ARSENAL!

By Brian Reade 1/08/2009

Men who believe Sinatra's My Way is a macho tribute to their own life's journey tend to go out of their way to do the opposite of what the world expects.

Take Alex Ferguson. Whereas most of us thought he'd use this summer to spend his millions rebuilding his squad, he's decided instead to vent his spleen on other clubs' efforts to do just that.

He's mocked Real Madrid for reckless spending which has left them with no defence and dismissed "arrogant" Manchester City as "a small club with a small mentality" who are only signing men in Dick Turpin masks like Emmanuel Adebayor. He's accused Rafa Benitez of talking "b******s," (that's the same man he recently slammed as "arrogant" for calling his neighbours a smaller club than his own) and doubts Arsene Wenger's chances of staying with the big boys because "he doesn't have the money."

And his unprompted rancour is another glimpse of the hypocrisy we've come to accept.

Had less successful managers delivered such a rant it would be taken as a sign they're cracking up.

But because it comes from The Queen Mum of Football, Gawd Bless 'Im, it's taken as wisdom from on high. To be fair, some of what he says is true, but the rest is the stuff he reckons Benitez talks.

Take Adebayor. Fergie revealed he was on the phone to United hours before he signed for City urging them to hijack the deal. Which, he argues, tells you all you need to know about the man.

Well, if that's the criteria for defining someone as a waste of space, how does he feel about Michael Owen being on the phone to his Liverpool contacts in the hours before United signed him, telling them that if they wanted to hijack his deal they'd better move sharpish? Because that's what happened. Then there's his dismissal of Arsenal which is both classless and premature. Is Wenger really having that bad a summer?


He's just pocketed £25million for Adebayor, a wantaway, poison-spreading sulker. A player even Fergie argues is bad news.

Thats the best piece I've read about that kunt Fergie in ages!
Bang on...no one can argue with any of that cause its all fact!