Comments on: Lehmann in hot water again http://arsenalfcblog.com/lehmann-again-in-hot-water/ Arsenal Blog | Arsenal News Fri, 10 Feb 2012 19:25:32 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Samuel http://arsenalfcblog.com/lehmann-again-in-hot-water/#comment-161793 Samuel Fri, 20 May 2011 16:14:36 +0000 http://arsenalfcblog.com/lehmann-in-hot-water-again/#comment-161793 If arsene wenger had listened since 2007 he wouldn't have been in messes. Almunia is just not top quality. Now zcesny can't be joking with our post. Fabianski is better but needs top quality keeper to compete with. He was winning till he got injured. GOD SAVE MY CLUB, OUR CLUB! I mean zcesny on loan whilst fabianski stays with new top quality goalie! If arsene wenger had listened since 2007 he wouldn’t have been in messes. Almunia is just not top quality. Now zcesny can’t be joking with our post. Fabianski is better but needs top quality keeper to compete with. He was winning till he got injured. GOD SAVE MY CLUB, OUR CLUB!
I mean zcesny on loan whilst fabianski stays with new top quality goalie!

]]> By: Samuel http://arsenalfcblog.com/lehmann-again-in-hot-water/#comment-161790 Samuel Fri, 20 May 2011 16:03:30 +0000 http://arsenalfcblog.com/lehmann-in-hot-water-again/#comment-161790 If arsene wenger had listened since 2007 he wouldn't have been in messes. Almunia is just not top quality. Now zcesny can't be joking with our post. Fabianski is better but needs top quality keeper to compete with. He was winning till he got injured. GOD SAVE MY CLUB, OUR CLUB! I mean zcesny on loan fabianski stays with new top quality goalie! If arsene wenger had listened since 2007 he wouldn’t have been in messes. Almunia is just not top quality. Now zcesny can’t be joking with our post. Fabianski is better but needs top quality keeper to compete with. He was winning till he got injured. GOD SAVE MY CLUB, OUR CLUB!
I mean zcesny on loan fabianski stays with new top quality goalie!

]]> By: MexicanGunner http://arsenalfcblog.com/lehmann-again-in-hot-water/#comment-11028 MexicanGunner Tue, 27 Nov 2007 01:21:17 +0000 http://arsenalfcblog.com/lehmann-in-hot-water-again/#comment-11028 in Mexico we have a great keeper of 22 years old, now he is the player of the national team but unfortunately he says that he have a pre-contract to sign for Manchester the next year. in Mexico we have a great keeper of 22 years old, now he is the player of the national team but unfortunately he says that he have a pre-contract to sign for Manchester the next year.

]]> By: Demetrio http://arsenalfcblog.com/lehmann-again-in-hot-water/#comment-10137 Demetrio Tue, 20 Nov 2007 16:50:34 +0000 http://arsenalfcblog.com/lehmann-in-hot-water-again/#comment-10137 I had aspirations to play for Messina, its a, big, but still small club, good to start with as alot of young players do and alot of older players play for teams like this. Now i would like to see what happens to the Serie A. Atalanta and AC Milano have to replay their game behing closed doors, which i think alot of games will start to be. Fuse is like the english verson of rubbish. I had aspirations to play for Messina, its a, big, but still small club, good to start with as alot of young players do and alot of older players play for teams like this. Now i would like to see what happens to the Serie A. Atalanta and AC Milano have to replay their game behing closed doors, which i think alot of games will start to be.
Fuse is like the english verson of rubbish.

]]> By: Spanish Fry http://arsenalfcblog.com/lehmann-again-in-hot-water/#comment-10025 Spanish Fry Tue, 20 Nov 2007 08:03:15 +0000 http://arsenalfcblog.com/lehmann-in-hot-water-again/#comment-10025 Haha good to hear. Do you have aspirations to play for Messina? Are they realistic? Also, what does 'fuse' mean?? Haha good to hear. Do you have aspirations to play for Messina? Are they realistic? Also, what does ‘fuse’ mean??

]]> By: Demetrio http://arsenalfcblog.com/lehmann-again-in-hot-water/#comment-10021 Demetrio Tue, 20 Nov 2007 07:32:55 +0000 http://arsenalfcblog.com/lehmann-in-hot-water-again/#comment-10021 Oh yes.. definitely if this violence continues, i think it will open a lot of chances if guys like Kaka leave. Which is not a good thing because then the level of skill will drop so much, which that is were its heading if this doesnt stop. But Messina are in the Serie B, it doesnt look like they are going back to the Serie A and maybe if they dont get a goal scorer, may drop to Serie C. I have good skill, just being a little over 190.50 cm.. i should be able to head in more then 4 goals (the amount of our leading goal scorer, Biancolino) who is fuse! Plus the team has no pace. I could run circles around them. I have seen Boca play and their fans as well. I dont know the reasons behind the actions in Argentina but its a shame that this stuff is becoming more and more common in Italia and Argentina. Oh yes.. definitely if this violence continues, i think it will open a lot of chances if guys like Kaka leave. Which is not a good thing because then the level of skill will drop so much, which that is were its heading if this doesnt stop. But Messina are in the Serie B, it doesnt look like they are going back to the Serie A and maybe if they dont get a goal scorer, may drop to Serie C. I have good skill, just being a little over 190.50 cm.. i should be able to head in more then 4 goals (the amount of our leading goal scorer, Biancolino) who is fuse! Plus the team has no pace. I could run circles around them.

I have seen Boca play and their fans as well. I dont know the reasons behind the actions in Argentina but its a shame that this stuff is becoming more and more common in Italia and Argentina.

]]> By: Arsenal FC Blog » Blog Archive » A lesson in loyalty and integrity http://arsenalfcblog.com/lehmann-again-in-hot-water/#comment-10016 Arsenal FC Blog » Blog Archive » A lesson in loyalty and integrity Tue, 20 Nov 2007 07:18:59 +0000 http://arsenalfcblog.com/lehmann-in-hot-water-again/#comment-10016 [...] are involved in the side and lately players like Hoyte as well as Gilberto Silva, Abou Diaby and Lassana Diarra have been somewhat unfairly punished for their teammates consistent [...] [...] are involved in the side and lately players like Hoyte as well as Gilberto Silva, Abou Diaby and Lassana Diarra have been somewhat unfairly punished for their teammates consistent [...]

]]> By: Spanish Fry http://arsenalfcblog.com/lehmann-again-in-hot-water/#comment-10014 Spanish Fry Tue, 20 Nov 2007 07:15:02 +0000 http://arsenalfcblog.com/lehmann-in-hot-water-again/#comment-10014 Yeah. Argentina is having similar problems as well at the moment. I saw a couple of Boca Juniors matches last season and although there was no trouble at those matches, the violence at football matches over that time was incredible. Such a shame that something as beautiful as football is ruined by such stupidity. Do you think you'll ever be good enough play for Messina, Demetrio? :) Yeah. Argentina is having similar problems as well at the moment. I saw a couple of Boca Juniors matches last season and although there was no trouble at those matches, the violence at football matches over that time was incredible. Such a shame that something as beautiful as football is ruined by such stupidity. Do you think you’ll ever be good enough play for Messina, Demetrio? :)

]]> By: Demetrio http://arsenalfcblog.com/lehmann-again-in-hot-water/#comment-10009 Demetrio Tue, 20 Nov 2007 06:59:12 +0000 http://arsenalfcblog.com/lehmann-in-hot-water-again/#comment-10009 Well yeah im from Messina.. I know all too well about the racism and violence. Messina is the home team, and Zoro played for us and i remember in the Inter game that he threatened to walk off the pitch, you see banners that say peanuts and bananas are your pay, stupid stuff like that. Which i dont understand, becasue like i said, i dont see it on a personal level outside of football. As an Italian i love black women as many of my friends and know alot of people who came from Africa, but in football you have the idiots who go do that kinda stuff. Which i think is a way of taking it out on someone not from the country. It is very sad to see such uneducated, ignorant people sometimes. I love football with a passion, and would love to play for Messina FC, but not at the risk of injury from flares being thrown from the stands. I think we have other issues to settle starting at the government level. It didnt use to be like this, there was issues and a riot every now and then yes, but nothing as bad or as common as it is in todays game. Well yeah im from Messina.. I know all too well about the racism and violence. Messina is the home team, and Zoro played for us and i remember in the Inter game that he threatened to walk off the pitch, you see banners that say peanuts and bananas are your pay, stupid stuff like that. Which i dont understand, becasue like i said, i dont see it on a personal level outside of football. As an Italian i love black women as many of my friends and know alot of people who came from Africa, but in football you have the idiots who go do that kinda stuff. Which i think is a way of taking it out on someone not from the country. It is very sad to see such uneducated, ignorant people sometimes.

I love football with a passion, and would love to play for Messina FC, but not at the risk of injury from flares being thrown from the stands. I think we have other issues to settle starting at the government level. It didnt use to be like this, there was issues and a riot every now and then yes, but nothing as bad or as common as it is in todays game.

]]> By: Spanish Fry http://arsenalfcblog.com/lehmann-again-in-hot-water/#comment-10002 Spanish Fry Tue, 20 Nov 2007 06:40:07 +0000 http://arsenalfcblog.com/lehmann-in-hot-water-again/#comment-10002 Thanks for the detailed explanation. It sure is such a shame. Whereabouts in Italy are you from? Do you have much direct contact with these problems or are they quite localised? The racism at the football has always astonished me, both in Italy and Spain. Coming from Australia we just don't see these sorts of problems emerging on such a large scale. It's quite frightening in all reality. Thanks for the detailed explanation. It sure is such a shame. Whereabouts in Italy are you from? Do you have much direct contact with these problems or are they quite localised? The racism at the football has always astonished me, both in Italy and Spain. Coming from Australia we just don’t see these sorts of problems emerging on such a large scale. It’s quite frightening in all reality.

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