Comments on: Thanks for the memories http://arsenalfcblog.com/thanks-for-the-memories/ Arsenal Blog | Arsenal News Fri, 10 Feb 2012 19:25:32 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Arsenal FC Blog » Arsenal 2007/2008 Season Preview (Part One) http://arsenalfcblog.com/thanks-for-the-memories/#comment-2911 Arsenal FC Blog » Arsenal 2007/2008 Season Preview (Part One) Thu, 09 Aug 2007 13:29:40 +0000 http://arsenalfcblog.com/thanks-for-the-memories/#comment-2911 [...] field, Arsenal’s build-up to the 2007/2008 season has been far from perfect. There was the loss of a certain Arsenal legend, the resignation/sacking of one of its most influential board members as well as the constant [...] [...] field, Arsenal’s build-up to the 2007/2008 season has been far from perfect. There was the loss of a certain Arsenal legend, the resignation/sacking of one of its most influential board members as well as the constant [...]

]]> By: arsenalist http://arsenalfcblog.com/thanks-for-the-memories/#comment-733 arsenalist Thu, 28 Jun 2007 16:29:42 +0000 http://arsenalfcblog.com/thanks-for-the-memories/#comment-733 Long Live The King. Long Live The King.

]]> By: Spanish Fry http://arsenalfcblog.com/thanks-for-the-memories/#comment-645 Spanish Fry Mon, 25 Jun 2007 04:47:27 +0000 http://arsenalfcblog.com/thanks-for-the-memories/#comment-645 Nice thoughts, <b>India-Gunner</b>. You'll hear my opinions on what should happen in the wake of Henry's departure soon. <b>Akinwale</b>, I like your positivity towards Henry. We should remember the good times - not the last two months of mess. Henry gave eight years to the club and we should thank him for that. Nice thoughts, India-Gunner. You’ll hear my opinions on what should happen in the wake of Henry’s departure soon. Akinwale, I like your positivity towards Henry. We should remember the good times – not the last two months of mess. Henry gave eight years to the club and we should thank him for that.

]]> By: Arsenal FC Blog » Henry arrives in Barcelona http://arsenalfcblog.com/thanks-for-the-memories/#comment-644 Arsenal FC Blog » Henry arrives in Barcelona Mon, 25 Jun 2007 04:33:26 +0000 http://arsenalfcblog.com/thanks-for-the-memories/#comment-644 [...] I must say that I am still one of them and - as a result - have deliberately chosen to take my time in giving my opinion of the transfer. As I said yesterday, I am currently working on an article that will be available either later today or tomorrow that will give my opinion of where Arsenal should go from here, but I do not want my thoughts to be clouded by emotions that have been created by the manner of Henry’s exit. In the meantime, you can read a thorough article on the subject by Goal.com to keep you occupied or watch Henry’s Top 50 goals in yesterday’s post. [...] [...] I must say that I am still one of them and – as a result - have deliberately chosen to take my time in giving my opinion of the transfer. As I said yesterday, I am currently working on an article that will be available either later today or tomorrow that will give my opinion of where Arsenal should go from here, but I do not want my thoughts to be clouded by emotions that have been created by the manner of Henry’s exit. In the meantime, you can read a thorough article on the subject by Goal.com to keep you occupied or watch Henry’s Top 50 goals in yesterday’s post. [...]

]]> By: Akinwale Akinbulumo http://arsenalfcblog.com/thanks-for-the-memories/#comment-642 Akinwale Akinbulumo Mon, 25 Jun 2007 03:57:29 +0000 http://arsenalfcblog.com/thanks-for-the-memories/#comment-642 Truly one of the best players ever to wear the Gunners jersey....we will surely miss him.Wishing him all the best wherever......GUNNERS FOR LIFE. Truly one of the best players ever to wear the Gunners jersey….we will surely miss him.Wishing him all the best wherever……GUNNERS FOR LIFE.

]]> By: India-Gunner http://arsenalfcblog.com/thanks-for-the-memories/#comment-641 India-Gunner Sun, 24 Jun 2007 13:49:03 +0000 http://arsenalfcblog.com/thanks-for-the-memories/#comment-641 A BIG thank you to Thierry Henry for this service during Arsenal time. Time for shopping for striker again: 1. Tevez: My first choice. His workrate and never say die attitude just amazing. Especially compare him to Reyes or even Bapstita. But with Real Madrid & the tricky MSI involve chances are pretty slim. Probability to sign : 30% 2. Anelka: Second choice. I have no doubt about he could be the "King of Highbury" if not because of his stupid decision to leave prematurely. If you look how he scored, he is the closest striker to Henry's way to score. He can easily scores 20+ goals with the way we play (not with this long ball team). 10m can get him easily and he already declared early he wouldn't mind to come back. Remember in AW - "10 years in Arsenal interview", AW openly stated the best player he ever nurture was Anelka. I won't be suprised to see Anelka in Red & White shirt again. But will AW go back to his old boy? From a "quick fix" point of view that's the best option. As a Gooner supporter probably he isn't a good choice because this set a very bad precedent. In view of getting Arsenal back to track (winning trophies), personnaly I will accept Anelka back. Probability to sign : 50% 3. Torres : Great striker and could link-up with Fab4 easily. Reyes + cash swap deal? But did we anything from Reyes & Bapstita's comment about PL? Could be another flop like Morientes? Probability to sign : 40% 4. Owen : 20+ goals guarantee if injury free. Cheap option with only 9m release clause and I believe Owen will come if AW makes the move. Too injury probe. Not my choice. Probability to sign : 40% 5. Martin : Young, powerful and pacer player. But have think about the ANC and won't be cheap. Not my choice. Probability to sign : 30% 6. Adriano : The forgotten striker in Inter Milan. I don't think he has released his full potential in Inter. I believe AW is the answer to Adriano to make him on par with Ronaldo (during his prime time). His wage demand could be the problem. Probability to sign : 50% 7. Trezequet : I don't think AW would sign him although he is another cheap option. His age tells you the probability. Probability to sign : 20% 8. Huntelaar : My third choice. Young and good goal instint hence full of potential. Next RvN but not proven in PL yet. Probability to sign : 50% 9. Someone we never heard of: Past records show that nobody can guess the rabbit from AW's magic hat. Ha ha ha ... Probability to sign : 90% 10. No new striker: There is posibility that AW might not sign any new striker. He may install Walcott in striker position rather than winger. Don't forget the new "TH14" --> Sunu! Probability is 50%. A BIG thank you to Thierry Henry for this service during Arsenal time.

Time for shopping for striker again:

1. Tevez: My first choice. His workrate and never say die attitude just amazing. Especially compare him to Reyes or even Bapstita. But with Real Madrid & the tricky MSI involve chances are pretty slim. Probability to sign : 30%

2. Anelka: Second choice. I have no doubt about he could be the “King of Highbury” if not because of his stupid decision to leave prematurely. If you look how he scored, he is the closest striker to Henry’s way to score. He can easily scores 20+ goals with the way we play (not with this long ball team). 10m can get him easily and he already declared early he wouldn’t mind to come back. Remember in AW – “10 years in Arsenal interview”, AW openly stated the best player he ever nurture was Anelka. I won’t be suprised to see Anelka in Red & White shirt again. But will AW go back to his old boy? From a “quick fix” point of view that’s the best option. As a Gooner supporter probably he isn’t a good choice because this set a very bad precedent. In view of getting Arsenal back to track (winning trophies), personnaly I will accept Anelka back. Probability to sign : 50%

3. Torres : Great striker and could link-up with Fab4 easily. Reyes + cash swap deal? But did we anything from Reyes & Bapstita’s comment about PL? Could be another flop like Morientes? Probability to sign : 40%

4. Owen : 20+ goals guarantee if injury free. Cheap option with only 9m release clause and I believe Owen will come if AW makes the move. Too injury probe. Not my choice. Probability to sign : 40%

5. Martin : Young, powerful and pacer player. But have think about the ANC and won’t be cheap. Not my choice. Probability to sign : 30%

6. Adriano : The forgotten striker in Inter Milan. I don’t think he has released his full potential in Inter. I believe AW is the answer to Adriano to make him on par with Ronaldo (during his prime time). His wage demand could be the problem. Probability to sign : 50%

7. Trezequet : I don’t think AW would sign him although he is another cheap option. His age tells you the probability. Probability to sign : 20%

8. Huntelaar : My third choice. Young and good goal instint hence full of potential. Next RvN but not proven in PL yet. Probability to sign : 50%

9. Someone we never heard of: Past records show that nobody can guess the rabbit from AW’s magic hat. Ha ha ha … Probability to sign : 90%

10. No new striker: There is posibility that AW might not sign any new striker. He may install Walcott in striker position rather than winger. Don’t forget the new “TH14″ –> Sunu! Probability is 50%.

]]> By: Anonymous http://arsenalfcblog.com/thanks-for-the-memories/#comment-639 Anonymous Sun, 24 Jun 2007 11:54:55 +0000 http://arsenalfcblog.com/thanks-for-the-memories/#comment-639 <strong>Thanks for the memories...</strong> I encourage every supporter to take some time out to remember the really great things that Henry has done for the club in his eight years at Arsenal.... Thanks for the memories…

I encourage every supporter to take some time out to remember the really great things that Henry has done for the club in his eight years at Arsenal….

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