Den and Gibba 'Unlikely' for Sunday
Dennis and Gilberto are unlikely to return to the squad in time for Sunday's game against Birmingh*m.
Speaking on Arsenal.com earlier Le Boss had this to say...
"Dennis Bergkamp has just restarted training again, but I think he will be short for Sunday."
"I don’t know about Gilberto yet. We will have to wait until Saturday. He is starting to run again. He has a little chance to make it but he was not out for a long time. So that is a positive. Both of them probably have a small chance. Thierry and Senderos are definitely out."
Speaking on Arsenal.com earlier Le Boss had this to say...
"Dennis Bergkamp has just restarted training again, but I think he will be short for Sunday."
"I don’t know about Gilberto yet. We will have to wait until Saturday. He is starting to run again. He has a little chance to make it but he was not out for a long time. So that is a positive. Both of them probably have a small chance. Thierry and Senderos are definitely out."
posted by NyssietheGooner at 4:29 PM
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So whats your fucking problem then Nyssie.
Shorty - amen reverand.
But theres a Mr Hotspur whos been slagging me off, he always sucks up to gooners and slags loads of us off on here.
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shit i copied all, soz meant 2 copy jus a headline, sorrrryyyyyy
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what the fuck!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Nessie
So you're 17 bong. That explains it then.
And tell me. Why do you feel the urge to tell everyone about your puffing antics...do you think it makes you look like a bit of a nutter or something? I
t's not new you know mate. I was toking reefers when you were still sucking your mums tit!
17 bong????????.........WHOS THE FUCKS THAT???
not me soz i did all that crap, i was bored hehe.
Mr Hotspur can have a football conversation, you can't. Some people have the intelligence to talk about things objectively, do you shorty? I guess not....
First recorded match arsenal vs spurs
The first match between Arsenal
(then Royal Arsenal) and Tottenham was a friendly played on Tottenham Marshes on November 19, 1887, abandoned 15 minutes before time due to failing light, with Spurs winning 2-1.
First league meeting
December 4, 1909 (Manor Ground, Plumstead). Arsenal (then Woolwich Arsenal) won 1-0.
League matches head-to-head
Played 127. Arsenal 50, Tottenham 45, drawn 32.
Goals scored: Arsenal 184, Tottenham 174.
FA Cup matches head-to-head
Played 4. Arsenal 2, Tottenham 2.
Goals scored: Arsenal 5, Tottenham 4.
League Cup head-to-head
Played 7. Arsenal 4, Tottenham 2, drawn 2.
Goals scored: Arsenal 8, Tottenham 6.
Charity Shield head-to-head
The teams have met once in the Charity Shield, in 1991, when they drew
0-0.
Most appearances
35 David O'Leary (Arsenal, 1973-93)
31 Steve Perryman (Tottenham, 1969-85)
Gary Mabbutt (Tottenham, 1982-present).
Leading goalscorers
10 Bobby Smith (Tottenham, 1955-64)
8 Alan Sunderland (Arsenal, 1977-84).
the Highbury fixtures
The first league fixture played at Highbury was September 30, 1922, Tottenham
winning 2-0 in front of a crowd of 55,000.
match scores
1909-10 to 1912-13: 1-0, 2-0, 3-1, 0-3.
1920-21 to 1927-28: 3-2, 1-0, 0-2, 1-1, 1-0, 0-1, 2-4, 1-1.
1933-34 to 1934-35: 1-3, 5-1.
1950-51 to 1976-77: 2-2, 1-1, 4-0, 0-2, 2-0, 0-1, 3-1, 4-4, 3-1,
1-1, 2-3, 2-1, 2-3, 4-4, 3-1, 1-1, 0-2, 4-0,
1-0, 2-3, 2-0, 0-2, 1-1, 0-1, 1-0, 0-2, 1-0.
1978-79 to 1995-96: 1-0, 1-0, 2-0, 1-3, 2-0, 3-2, 2-1, 0-0, 0-0,
2-1, 2-0, 1-0, 0-0, 2-0, 1-3, 1-1, 1-1, 0-0.
1996-97 to present: 3-1, 0-0, 0-0, 1-1, 0-0, 3-1, 1-2, 2-1, 1-1,
2-0.
(home & away)
(scores above link to ArseWeb match reports where available)
Derby experience of the teams that played at Highbury on 24 November 1996 (appearances, goals):
Arsenal:
T Adams 22 (4); N Winterburn 18 (1); J Lukic 17; P Merson 16 (1); L Dixon 16; S Bould 14; I Wright 10 (5); M Keown 9; R Parlour 7; D Bergkamp 3 (2); J Hartson 3; D Platt 3; P Vieira 1.
Tottenham:
D Howells 16; E Sheringham 9 (2); D Anderton 7 (1); I Walker 6; S Campbell 6; C Calderwood 6; C Armstrong 3 (1); C Wilson 2; A Neilsen 1; S Carr 1; A Sinton 1 (1).
CLASSIC ARSENAL LAST-GASP WINNERS (WIN) & EQUALIZERS (EQ)
This page inspired a Kevin Connolly article on famous last gasp Arsenal goals in the MatchDay Programme for Arsenal vs Derby County, December 7th 1996.
In the interests of truth, completeness, and gloating, ArseWeb presents the following list to try to explain to non-Arsenal supporters why us Gunners look bemused when you call our team boring. As Arsenal fans we have been on the winning end of the some of the most exciting finishes to football matches that have ever been seen, including the most thrilling finish to a Cup Final and the ultimate in heart-stopping ends to the league season. Of course, while we still don't understand why you think us boring, the following list might help to explain why everyone else hates us. Read it and weep.
Many thanks to Hugh for compiling the original list from mailing-list contributions, and to Ben for further contributions.
There's more historical stuff, including a great deal of information and links to other resources, in Derek Brownjohn's ArseWeb stats & history section.
1891 Peter Connolly. WIN vs. Clapton. 3-2. London Senior Cup S/F
The London Senior Cup was the most important competition for London Clubs at the time. Were 2-0 down with 25 mins to go: newspaper reported that the match ended 'soon after' the winner was scored. We won the final 6-0 vs St Bartholemew's Hospital for the club's most important trophy prior to 1930.
1930 Cliff Bastin. EQ vs. Hull City. 2-2. FA Cup S/F.
Arsenal won replay & their first FA Cup final 2-0 vs. Huddersfield.
1932 Cliff Bastin. WIN vs. Man City. 1-0. FA Cup S/F.
Last kick of game. Lost final 2-1 to Newcastle.
1947 Don Roper. WIN vs. Sheff Utd. 2-1. League (away)
3 minutes to go in Championship year.
1950 Reg Lewis. WIN vs. Sheff Wed. 1-0. FA Cup 3rd Rd, (home).
13 Seconds to go. (see also next entry).
1950 Leslie Compton. EQ vs. Chelsea. 2-2. FA Cup S/F, (neutral).
2-1 down with seconds to go, Denis Compton took a corner and his brother (against Joe Mercer's orders not to join the attack) moved up and scored the equaliser. Arsenal won the replay 1-0 and went on to win the final 2-0 over Liverpool.
1969 John Radford. WIN vs. Spurs. 1-0. Lge Cup S/F, 1st leg (home).
Lost the final (see next entry)
1969 Bobby Gould. EQ vs. Swindon. 1-1. Lge Cup final
Arsenal lost in extra time.
1970 Ray Kennedy. vs. Anderlecht. 1-3 Fairs Cup Final, 1st leg (away)
Neither WIN or EQ, but a very crucial away goal. 2nd leg 3-0 to us, Arsenal's first European trophy.
1971 Peter Storey. EQ vs. Stoke. 2-2 FA Cup S/F.
Arsenal won replay 2-0. We went on to win the final, and of course, the double.
1971 Ray Kennedy. WIN vs. Spurs. 1-0 League (away).
The Championship decider at White Hart Lane for the first half of the double. We'd have won the title at 0-0 anyway.
1979 Liam Brady. EQ vs. Sheff Wed. 1-1 FA Cup 3rd Rd, 1st Replay (home).
Gunners won the 5th game, & went on to win the Cup (see below).
1979 Alan Sunderland. WIN vs. Man Utd. 3-2 FA Cup final.
The most exciting finish to a cup final ever. Man Utd came back from being 2-0 down with 5 minutes to go, but just as the game looked like going into extra time Brady found Rix on the wing and his cross was met by Sunderland at the far post.
1980 Paul Vaessen. WIN vs. Juventus. 1-0 CWC S/F 2nd leg (Turin).
Arsenal went on to lose the final to Valencia on penalties.
1983 Graham Rix. EQ vs. Leeds. 1-1 FA Cup 4th Rd Replay (Elland Rd).
Arsenal won 2nd replay 2-1. We've also beaten Leeds in the FA Cup after 4 games in 1991 (& below....)
1987 David Rocastle. WIN vs. Spurs. 2-1 League Cup S/F 3rd game (away).
Arsenal beat Liverpool in the final.
1989 Alan Smith. EQ vs. Soton. 2-2 League (home).
Scored in the 97th min!
1989 Martin Hayes. WIN vs. Boro. 1-0 League (away).
A crucial championship run-in game.
1989 Michael Thomas. WIN vs. Liverpool. 2-0 League (away).
Championship deciding goal, scored deep into stoppage time at Anfield. We needed to win by 2. No-one had done that at Anfield since the Roman invasion or something. Final score 2-0. THE MOTHER OF ALL LAST-GASP GOALS. and the most exciting moment ever in the history of football. If you don't understand, go see Fever Pitch. It's a true story!
Also go look at our Anfield 89 celebration page with downloads, links, and stories.
1993 Ian Wright. EQ vs. Leeds. 3-2 FA Cup 4th Rd Replay (Elland Rd).
Final score of 3-2 was after extra time (Wright also scored the winner).
1993 Ian Wright. EQ vs. Spurs. 1-1 League (WHL)
They thought they'd got us. A great day in the league in a season otherwise dominated by our double cup triumph.
1993 Andy Linighan. WIN vs. Sheff Wed. 2-1 FA Cup Final Replay.
An otherwise uninspiring cup final encounter is woken up by Linighan's header in the dying seconds, and history is made.
1993 Ian Wright. WIN vs. Spurs. 1-0 League (WHL)
1995 Stefan Schwarz. EQ vs. Sampdoria. 2-3 CWC S/F 2nd leg (Genoa).
Although we lost the match, Schwarz's free kick made it level on aggregate. No more goals were scored in extra-time, and Arsenal went on to win the tie in a penalty shoot-out with 3 great saves by Seaman. Read the ArseWeb match report, or see the penalty saves. There's also the ArseWeb 1994-95 CWC campaign page. We lost the final to Real Zaragoza thanks to a classic last-gasper from their ex-Tottenham spawny git Nayim.
1996 Dennis Bergkamp. WIN vs. Bolton. 2-1 League (home)
In the final league game of the season we needed to win to clinch a place in Europe ahead of Everton Blackburn and Spurs. Read the ArseWeb match report, and a blow-by-blow account of the action around the country on that thrilling final day of the race for Europe.
1996 Adams & Bergkamp. WIN vs. Spurs. 3-1 League (home).
A late recovery after a disgraceful (and jammy) Spurs equaliser. 2 classic strikes in the last 2 minutes of the match. Read the ArseWeb match report.
1997 Bergkamp. DRAW vs Leicester. 3-3 League (away).
I've included this one because it's become quite a notorious one. Threee goals were scored at the death, 2 of them well into injury time. We came away with a draw, and a nervy visit to the FA for Ian Wright.... read the ArseWeb report
1997 Winterburn. WIN vs Chelsea. 3-2 League (away).
Our nearest rivals in London, and most people's favourites for this match after scoring for fun so far in the league, Chelsea were undone at the death by a Winterburn power drive from 25 yards out. Read the ArseWeb report.
Please Note:
As this list is for "Classic" last-gaspers only, we have only included league goals if they were either of particular significance with respect to our League position (eg Championship winning seasons, European qualification), or if they were felt to have special significance of another kind (eg any goals against Spurs, Man Utd or Liverpool)
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George Graham goes into a building society to deposit some money. Whilst there, a robbery takes place, and he is knocked unconscious during the struggle. In a few minutes he comes round, but is still very confused. "What, er, how, er, where am I?" he mumbles.
"Relax. Your in the Nationwide" says a paramedic. Smith replies,
"Ahhh! You mean I've been asleep all season?"
Three old football fans are in a church, praying for their teams. The first one asks, "Oh Lord, when will England next win the World Cup?". God Replies, "In the next five years"
"But I'll be dead by then", says the man.
The second one asks, "Oh Lord, when will Man Utd next win the European Cup?".
I'll The Good Lord answers, "In the next ten years".
"But I'll be dead by then", says the man.
The third one asks, "Oh Lord, when will Tottenham win the Premier League?". God Answers, "I will be dead by then!"
What's the difference between David Ginola and God?
God doesn't think he's David Ginola
Justin Edinborough walks into a pub.
The landlord says 'A pint of your usual, Justin?'
Justin replies 'No, just a half, then I'm off'
Tony Adams, Dennis Bergkamp and George Graham are standing before God whose sitting on his throne at the pearly gates of Heaven. God looks down at them, and says, "Before granting you a place in heaven, I must first ask you what you believe in."
Addressing Dennis first, he asks "What do you believe, my son?" Dennis looks God in the eye, and states passionately,"I believe football to be the food of life. Nothing else brings such unbridled joy to so many people, from the slums of Old Trafford, to the mansions of Highbury. I have devoted my life to bring such joy to those people who stand on the terraces at Highbury..." God wipes a tear from his eye with his Arsenal shirt, looks up, and offers Dennis a place in heaven, which he gracefully accepts. He then turns to George Graham, "And you, Mr Graham, what do you believe?" George replies "I believe Ian Walker should be recalled to the England side, as he's ace" God, turns to George and sends him straight to hell as he has committed the immortal sin of talking bollocks.
Finally, leaving the best until last, he turns to Tony Adams. "And you, Sir Adams, what do you believe" "I believe...", says TA, "you're in my seat..."
Just before the FA Cup Final between Arsenal and Tottenham, over rated French tosspot David Ginola loses his work permit because he can't do simple maths. Judas George Graham is distraught and calls the FA. "You can't just ship him out like that right before the Final, he's our only decent player, I demand you give him a chance to stay, I'll pay you." The FA decide that they'll give Spurs one last chance, but with a catch. The test will be given in middle of the pitch at Wembley just before kickoff, with every fan in the ground as a witness. If Ginola passes, he plays. If not, he's receives a red card and Spurs start with 10 men. On the day of the Final, the diabolical Spurs management takes out the FA rep assigned to administer the test and replace him with their own stooge. Moments before the kick, the bogus official and Ginola walk to a microphone set up on the pitch. The official asks, "David - what's 7 plus 4?" Ginola sweats for a minute, then answers "11". And 40,000 Tottenham fans jump to their feet and scream "GIVE HIM ANOTHER CHANCE!"
Q. What have Tottenham & England got in common?
A. One sacked Christian Gross, while the other sacked a gross
Dennis Bergkamp is driving away from Highbury after training and he sees the local vicar walking along the side of the road and offers him a lift&ldots; the vicar accepts and jumps in. 200 yards down the road, Dennis sees Ian Walker wandering down the path, and thinks "right, the little weasel, I'll have 'im", and starts to swerve across the road to run him over&ldots; He quickly realises that he has a man of the cloth in his car and swerves back the other way&ldots; Nervously he says to the vicar, "I have a confession to make, reverend, I nearly run over Ian Walker back there just because he plays for Tottenham"&ldots;
So the vicar replies&ldots; "It's Ok, Dennis, don't worry my son, I twatted him with the door&ldots;!"
George Graham and Alan Sugar had their first argument after the Tottenham semi final on Wednesday. George was explaining how he liked to sit on the Wembley bound coach with the plyers to savour the atmosphere. Alan Sugar started moaning saying it was important to keep a professional relationship between the players and management on such an important occassion. GG: 'I don't care, I always sit with the players, it's tradition'...
AS: 'I'm the boss, you're sitting at the front with me'...
GG: 'Why do I have to do that ?, it just won't seem right'...
AS: 'You're the only one that knows the way...!!!'
Arsenal - Angelina Jolie
Looks good, a bit maverick at times and you know they have the
potential to really screw you over
Aston Villa - Dido
One big hit. Fairly inoffensive really
Birmingham City - Mariah Carey
Occasionally interesting, frequently annoying. Supporters are thick
Blackburn Rovers - Melanie Sykes
Common as muck Lancy, constantly worrying.
Bolton Wanderers - Natalie Imbruglia
Always looks like she might go down but never does
Charlton Athletic - Martine McCutcheon
Chirpy Cockney with the ability to spring a few surprises
Chelsea - Rachel Stevens
Every bit looks good from all angles. But what is she doing with that prick
Everton - Barbara Windsor
Been laughing at those t*ts so long we forget that once upon a time they actually looked quite good
Fulham - Andrea Corr
Not bad to look at but not much of her. Seems a bit awestruck with fame
Leicester City - Patsy Palmer
Generally a bit crap and second rate really, but some people like her
Leeds United - Lisa Scott Lee
Dirty Lee
Liverpool - Sophie Ellis Bextor
Individually all the components look fantastic - just doesn't work
when put together.
Man City - Madonna
Have been big at times - now lost the plot a bit - ageing stars.
Nice new home though
Man United - Jordan
Dominated by t*ts. Screwed by Dwight Yorke. Quite repulsive
really
Middlesborough - Tara Palmer Tompkinson
Can look quite good at the back - but nothing at all up front to
speak of.
Newcastle United - Christina Aguillera
Can look good. Various unsavoury elements though.
Portsmouth - Chrissie Hynde
On the face of it a has-been but you're quite interested in what she's
going to do next
Southampton - Kylie Minogue
Sometimes you feel sorry for them, they’re not huge and you've got a
bit of a soft spot.
Tottenham - Joan Collins
Used to look good, but living on past glories.
Additional one more...
West Ham - Britney Spears
Been threatening to go down for the last few years, but finally did
it this year.
OOOOO...kaaay. What the hell happened to this blog? Used to have some good commentary, now just filled with a bunch of scum-supporting asses in diapers. Dido's a gooner, by the way.
what the hell happened here?!
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