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Re: The Arsenal Thread XII think you would have noticed that we've been good when it said we have 9 wins in 12 games and when we thrashed tottenham.(Original post by De Chirico)
Well suddenly Chelsea are good again and we've just lost to Wigan at home. Crunch match on Saturday, no two ways about it. We better turn up. -
Re: The Arsenal Thread XIYes but stats aside only in the last two games have you stopped riding your luck and defending like ****.(Original post by jam277)
I think you would have noticed that we've been good when it said we have 9 wins in 12 games and when we thrashed tottenham. -
Re: The Arsenal Thread XIWhat do u think about this stat(Original post by jam277)
I think you would have noticed that we've been good when it said we have 9 wins in 12 games and when we thrashed tottenham.
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In 30 games at the Nou Camp this season, Barcelona have won 27, drawn three, scored 104 and conceded 16. -
Re: The Arsenal Thread XIHaha. well, it could be in 32 games at the Nou camp, barca have won 27, drawn three, scored 104, conceded 18 and lost 2.(Original post by gunit123)
What do u think about this stat
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In 30 games at the Nou Camp this season, Barcelona have won 27, drawn three, scored 104 and conceded 16.
I don't know what match you were watching today, but i'm pretty sure we did the same thing. We even parked the bus against tottenham. It gets to a point that we're not lucky and we've just been effective at doing what we do best.(Original post by De Chirico)
Yes but stats aside only in the last two games have you stopped riding your luck and defending like ****. -
Re: The Arsenal Thread XII meant until recently your defence looked like ****.(Original post by jam277)
Haha. well, it could be in 32 games at the Nou camp, barca have won 27, drawn three, scored 104, conceded 18 and lost 2.
I don't know what match you were watching today, but i'm pretty sure we did the same thing. We even parked the bus against tottenham. -
Re: The Arsenal Thread XIIn the wigan match and the fulham match yes, but in all the other matches we defended properly, even against city.(Original post by De Chirico)
I meant until recently your defence looked like ****. -
Re: The Arsenal Thread XIFair enough. Anyway well played today, especially keeping a clean sheet. Was glad Biscuits was the player who skied it right at the end, couldn't have happened to a bigger ****(Original post by jam277)
In the wigan match and the fulham match yes, but in all the other matches we defended properly, even against city.
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Re: The Arsenal Thread XI
You guys must be feeling a bit more confident after last night? Means Chelsea are still in the 2nd leg and will field a full strength team next week. They fielded a pretty strong team against Spurs too. Either they carry on with a winning formula (in which case those players should be a tad more tired than the Arsenal players) or they rotate and you've got a few weaker players to face.
Just need to play a high tempo game and get an early goal and you'll smash them imo. -
Re: The Arsenal Thread XIGot a bad feeling, that is all.(Original post by Zerforax)
You guys must be feeling a bit more confident after last night? Means Chelsea are still in the 2nd leg and will field a full strength team next week. They fielded a pretty strong team against Spurs too. Either they carry on with a winning formula (in which case those players should be a tad more tired than the Arsenal players) or they rotate and you've got a few weaker players to face.
Just need to play a high tempo game and get an early goal and you'll smash them imo.
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Re: The Arsenal Thread XI
Forbes have today announced that Arsenal ($1.29 billion) have been rated the 4th richest football club in the world. Only behind Manchester United ($2.24 billion), Real Madrid ($1.88 billion) and Barcelona($1.31 billion).
They have also rated Alisher Usamanov (Arsenal shareholder) as the richest businessman in Russia (worth $18 billion).
Who we gonna buy this summer? Kalou on a free
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Re: The Arsenal Thread XIThe thing is, if you spent like any of the three above you, Arsenal wouldn't be the 4th richest club.(Original post by Darth Vader 7)
Forbes have today announced that Arsenal ($1.29 billion) have been rated the 4th richest football club in the world. Only behind Manchester United ($2.24 billion), Real Madrid ($1.88 billion) and Barcelona($1.31 billion).
They have also rated Alisher Usamanov (Arsenal shareholder) as the richest businessman in Russia (worth $18 billion).
Who we gonna buy this summer? Kalou on a free
Still significantly behind in terms of revenue/income generated.
Man Utd's comes from sustained success and making all the right moves at the right times (in terms of commercial decisions).
The Spanish teams mainly due to the insane tv deals they get, which in turn continues to give them both success along with their history/projects. -
Re: The Arsenal Thread XII'm not asking us to spend like them. Frankly I don't want us to as we'd lose our uniqueness in terms of philosophy. However, I wouldn't mind it if we invested occasionally.(Original post by Zerforax)
The thing is, if you spent like any of the three above you, Arsenal wouldn't be the 4th richest club.
Still significantly behind in terms of revenue/income generated.
Man Utd's comes from sustained success and making all the right moves at the right times (in terms of commercial decisions).
The Spanish teams mainly due to the insane tv deals they get, which in turn continues to give them both success along with their history/projects.
Yup, revenue is lower but it should be on the rise because of the larger stadium and sustained European appearances.
Arsenal are due renewals and stuff on sponsorship deals so I could see us bagging a bit more money. -
Re: The Arsenal Thread XIThat's a lie. If we spent as much as utd, barca and real we would be competing in the PL and CL. We also wouldn't be on a trophy drought. Income would then make it self.(Original post by Zerforax)
The thing is, if you spent like any of the three above you, Arsenal wouldn't be the 4th richest club.
Still significantly behind in terms of revenue/income generated.
Man Utd's comes from sustained success and making all the right moves at the right times (in terms of commercial decisions).
The Spanish teams mainly due to the insane tv deals they get, which in turn continues to give them both success along with their history/projects. -
Re: The Arsenal Thread XIDisagree, even when Arsenal were successful in recent years (early 2000s) they still didn't make as much money as say Man Utd did.(Original post by jilebinator)
That's a lie. If we spent as much as utd, barca and real we would be competing in the PL and CL. We also wouldn't be on a trophy drought. Income would then make it self.
You get some glory hunters and more fans out of the wood work along with people spending more/going to more games etc but unless you have a sustained period (like 10-20 years), the loyalty doesn't stick deep enough to make it worth while.
Likewise Utd's global reach is far greater than Arsenal's, and even under Arsenal's successful period.
Spending --> success --> income - does not necessarily relate
Sustained success --> income (if these resources are tapped into and made the most out of)
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