Woolwich Gooners versus Tottenham Hotspur OMT

ArnieArdiles wrote:

BazSpur wrote:Every manager has his favourites. Don't know why you've got him as your Avatar. I very much doubt he's coming to us. I should think David Moyes is the favourite.

You Baz , the likes of Seebee and Dave, are old school footy fans... Lought on the other hand has the Mourhino avatar because we're now in the Rupert Murdoch Sky Sports Premeirship years .. Things are viewed differently nowadays, thanks to media indoctrination where plastic is the word to describe the modern fan... The plastic fan is many things that the old school crowd find repugnant, where displays of loyalty are only on view when the going is good .

The gooner fan this past month have been the perfect example.. Like you know , I'm in contact with many gooners , in extended family, friends and acquaintances and recently I have seen the plastic amongst them , rear its head like never before . From league wins against Blackburn , Sunderland, to the defeats against Milan and Sunderland, the plastic has been displayed.

On Sunday I were with the families, we all sat there watching the game . As, Ade stroked home the penalty, the gooner brother-in-law got up off his seat and left the room mumbling, 'I'm not watching this pile of shite, its going to be 5-0" ... In fact, even at the Emirates, apparently some gooners left their seats around the same time, whilst mouthing off at Wenger , Walcott and co . Gooner forums on the internet were also in meltdown , yet by half-time their mood had changed to optimism . A further forty-five minutes later, they were now world beaters . Check some gooner forums , lizzies too ...The likes of Burger and others, not our Nic it has to be said , have recently turned on Wenger wanting him out ..

Loughtan's avatar is there because we lost 5-2, had we won 5-2 it wouldn't be there, its that simple ..
I treat this plastic show of support with scorn but I also find myself laughing at it for what is, typical plastic humour . Might I suggest we all do the same.

Loughtonlegend wrote:Morinho is not the Messiah he's a very naughty boy, now thats humour.

Try telling that to real madrid fans. hes gone there and said he always does hes best work in hes second season and guess what hes true to hes word and they scored more goals then barce


Loughtan's avatar is there because we lost 5-2, had we won 5-2 it wouldn't be there, its that simple ..

jose a better manager its that simple.
harry got sacked from west ham
went to portsmouth and got them relegated then went to southampton and claimed he didnt kno they was rivals then gets them relegated
then goes back to portsmouth and buys loads of players which be brought and go in to adminstration then walks out on them

cba to list jose honors.

Loughtonlegend wrote:Dj just like you didn't mention all the big games we lost this season

VisionarySound wrote:

ArnieArdiles wrote:

BazSpur wrote:Every manager has his favourites. Don't know why you've got him as your Avatar. I very much doubt he's coming to us. I should think David Moyes is the favourite.

You Baz , the likes of Seebee and Dave, are old school footy fans... Lought on the other hand has the Mourhino avatar because we're now in the Rupert Murdoch Sky Sports Premeirship years .. Things are viewed differently nowadays, thanks to media indoctrination where plastic is the word to describe the modern fan... The plastic fan is many things that the old school crowd find repugnant, where displays of loyalty are only on view when the going is good .

The gooner fan this past month have been the perfect example.. Like you know , I'm in contact with many gooners , in extended family, friends and acquaintances and recently I have seen the plastic amongst them , rear its head like never before . From league wins against Blackburn , Sunderland, to the defeats against Milan and Sunderland, the plastic has been displayed.

On Sunday I were with the families, we all sat there watching the game . As, Ade stroked home the penalty, the gooner brother-in-law got up off his seat and left the room mumbling, 'I'm not watching this pile of shite, its going to be 5-0" ... In fact, even at the Emirates, apparently some gooners left their seats around the same time, whilst mouthing off at Wenger , Walcott and co . Gooner forums on the internet were also in meltdown , yet by half-time their mood had changed to optimism . A further forty-five minutes later, they were now world beaters . Check some gooner forums , lizzies too ...The likes of Burger and others, not our Nic it has to be said , have recently turned on Wenger wanting him out ..

Loughtan's avatar is there because we lost 5-2, had we won 5-2 it wouldn't be there, its that simple ..
I treat this plastic show of support with scorn but I also find myself laughing at it for what is, typical plastic humour . Might I suggest we all do the same.

Plastic fans ? Whatever . . . . .

ArnieArdiles wrote:

VisionarySound wrote:

ArnieArdiles wrote:

BazSpur wrote:Every manager has his favourites. Don't know why you've got him as your Avatar. I very much doubt he's coming to us. I should think David Moyes is the favourite.

You Baz , the likes of Seebee and Dave, are old school footy fans... Lought on the other hand has the Mourhino avatar because we're now in the Rupert Murdoch Sky Sports Premeirship years .. Things are viewed differently nowadays, thanks to media indoctrination where plastic is the word to describe the modern fan... The plastic fan is many things that the old school crowd find repugnant, where displays of loyalty are only on view when the going is good .

The gooner fan this past month have been the perfect example.. Like you know , I'm in contact with many gooners , in extended family, friends and acquaintances and recently I have seen the plastic amongst them , rear its head like never before . From league wins against Blackburn , Sunderland, to the defeats against Milan and Sunderland, the plastic has been displayed.

On Sunday I were with the families, we all sat there watching the game . As, Ade stroked home the penalty, the gooner brother-in-law got up off his seat and left the room mumbling, 'I'm not watching this pile of shite, its going to be 5-0" ... In fact, even at the Emirates, apparently some gooners left their seats around the same time, whilst mouthing off at Wenger , Walcott and co . Gooner forums on the internet were also in meltdown , yet by half-time their mood had changed to optimism . A further forty-five minutes later, they were now world beaters . Check some gooner forums , lizzies too ...The likes of Burger and others, not our Nic it has to be said , have recently turned on Wenger wanting him out ..

Loughtan's avatar is there because we lost 5-2, had we won 5-2 it wouldn't be there, its that simple ..
I treat this plastic show of support with scorn but I also find myself laughing at it for what is, typical plastic humour . Might I suggest we all do the same.

Plastic fans ? Whatever . . . . .

Ahhh, I see a pattern emerging now ....

A two pronged pop.

For an easier understanding. Plastic is fairweather, it can also be fickle , glory-hunting.

Benoit Assou-Ekotto is the best left-back in the premeirship versus Everton , a few games later, Benoit Assou-Ekotto is not fit to wear the Spurs shirt versus Arsanal.

In the age where money has taken over the game , where little loyalty is shown by managers and players alike, why the suprise that many of the fans show similar?

Welcome to the Zeitgeist!

djfitzo wrote:

ArnieArdiles wrote:

VisionarySound wrote:

ArnieArdiles wrote:

BazSpur wrote:Every manager has his favourites. Don't know why you've got him as your Avatar. I very much doubt he's coming to us. I should think David Moyes is the favourite.

You Baz , the likes of Seebee and Dave, are old school footy fans... Lought on the other hand has the Mourhino avatar because we're now in the Rupert Murdoch Sky Sports Premeirship years .. Things are viewed differently nowadays, thanks to media indoctrination where plastic is the word to describe the modern fan... The plastic fan is many things that the old school crowd find repugnant, where displays of loyalty are only on view when the going is good .

The gooner fan this past month have been the perfect example.. Like you know , I'm in contact with many gooners , in extended family, friends and acquaintances and recently I have seen the plastic amongst them , rear its head like never before . From league wins against Blackburn , Sunderland, to the defeats against Milan and Sunderland, the plastic has been displayed.

On Sunday I were with the families, we all sat there watching the game . As, Ade stroked home the penalty, the gooner brother-in-law got up off his seat and left the room mumbling, 'I'm not watching this pile of shite, its going to be 5-0" ... In fact, even at the Emirates, apparently some gooners left their seats around the same time, whilst mouthing off at Wenger , Walcott and co . Gooner forums on the internet were also in meltdown , yet by half-time their mood had changed to optimism . A further forty-five minutes later, they were now world beaters . Check some gooner forums , lizzies too ...The likes of Burger and others, not our Nic it has to be said , have recently turned on Wenger wanting him out ..

Loughtan's avatar is there because we lost 5-2, had we won 5-2 it wouldn't be there, its that simple ..
I treat this plastic show of support with scorn but I also find myself laughing at it for what is, typical plastic humour . Might I suggest we all do the same.

Plastic fans ? Whatever . . . . .

Ahhh, I see a pattern emerging now ....

A two pronged pop.

For an easier understanding. Plastic is fairweather, it can also be fickle , glory-hunting.

Benoit Assou-Ekotto is the best left-back in the premeirship versus Everton , a few games later, Benoit Assou-Ekotto is not fit to wear the Spurs shirt versus Arsanal.

In the age where money has taken over the game , where little loyalty is shown by managers and players alike, why the suprise that many of the fans show similar?

Welcome to the Zeitgeist!

Arnie, if you look back at my posts long before the Everton game, ive always maintained the same opinion of Benny, world class or Sunday league, never any middle ground, regardless of Bale helping him out, he was nowhere near his own 18 year area for Walnuts two goals and his hooked clearance straight to Van Persil for the equalizer was not good enough. I even commented on Bale and that you can only play him through the middle against weaker opposition or when we are out of sight of teams. On both of those I never mentioned once about getting rid, but realising both players weaknesses, something Harry should know by now.