Is Arsene a bad Loser? He nearlycame toblows with the Alan Pardew, and he refused the traditional handshake after the game.

I have seen many managers do that, but at least they leave before the other manager tries to shake their hand, but Arsene clearly decline the handshake.

Come on you IRONS!!!!!clp)clp)clp)clp)clp)clp)

A reprieve for Pardrew..

Saint wrote:

[align=left]It seems that Pardew has apologised for any gesture which may have caused offence. The bad feeling was still there from last season, so guess it was only a matter of time. Well just hope Arsene doesn't make a habit of it - one Muriniho is enough!
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Arsene makes a statement



"I was disgusted at the treatment we received at West Ham. Our players are
used to playing in a quiet, respectful atmosphere in which we can discuss
tactics, compare our nice gloves, and scream loudly to let the referee
know we've been tackled and need a free kick.

The atmosphere at Upton Park was little short of hostile. The opposing
fans sang, shouted and cheered in a manner we are not used to. Almost all
of them stayed for the whole game, too. This was strange to us; it doesn't
happen back at the Al Qaeda Stadium.

In addition, our bag man left the team's glove bag back at Gonfraburton
Grove, meaning that many of our players were playing with cold hands, and
some of them cried.

My dispute with Alan Pardew was over his comments following their goal.
"Did you see that?" he shouted. This was insulting. He must know that I
see NOTHING on the pitch, unless it is a poor decision against Arsenal.
And I am NOT a 'Cheese Eating Surrender Monkey', whoever said that..."









lol lol lol lol lol

Arsene is going to have to sit down either Hoyte or Clichy. Neither can join the attack effectively like Lauren, Eboue, or Gallas from the wing spots.

Hoyte still seems happy just to make the first 11 and Clichy just seems to be a carbon copy of Cole, all speed no touch.

Except for that hiccup in CSKA Moscow's home, Djorou was holding down the middle of the park allowing Gallas to run free. I am not sure why Arsene decided to change what was working. Surely he must see that you have to have a decent attacking back on one side in our attacking formation.

That push forward by Gallas brings in another goal scoring threat that the opponents defenders have to honor because they know that if they let him set up to take a shot he is going to put it on goal. Clichy and Hoyte will not do this. They will run forward looking for someone to pass to. If I see this I am sure EPL coaches know this as well.

If we get back Senderos and Eboue and they both start on the wings. We will be a tough act in the back.

I do wish Arsene would stop pouting after a loss or a goal celebration. I mean he should have known for West Ham to go up on us was like a poor man finding a lot of money in the streets.

West has been on skid row this season and their manager one game away from being fired, so of course he was going to celebrate Arsene be for real. LOL

safetyblitz wrote:
Oi Blitz..hush yo mout boy.......Arsene doesn't have to do a damn thing....that Pardew needs to watch his mout....if he'd run up on a man on street like that, he'd get two blap inna his mout....

C'mon K

You know Arsene can only see out of one eye when our players are doing something wrong. Instead of saying he will deal with the situation, he just says he did not see it. LOL

Remember that time our whole backline and midfield started shoving around Ruud at the end of the game after a missed penalty? Heck Lauren even looked around to make sure that know one was around him and got in a sucker shove. LOL

I like Arsenal man but fair is fair LOL Arsene just has to accept the situation as it was and hand them their ass when they come to our grounds.

Cool, I'll check it on Tivo tonight. I don't think it could have been as bad as any football TD celebration though LOL I do forget that your football is supposed to be less celebratory though .......

In all fairness I can see why Arsene may have been been upset with the celebrations by pardew as he felt one of his players had been fouled in the build up to the goal, but