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The Goon Thread
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Ilie Dumitrescu
Trust me, he will be back much sooner than expected. They are always lucky with injuries, the only one who's out for longer usually is Chavy Jack.
I don't mind the 2-0 gesture, but his little face was so smug. Cannot believe he's a sprinter stealing a living as a footballer.
I don't mind the 2-0 gesture, but his little face was so smug. Cannot believe he's a sprinter stealing a living as a footballer.
Gutter Boy
Tim Sherwood
ACLs almost never are, yet they are just about the worst injury you can get and recover from. They are usually bad twists or landings.
While players like Sandro can come back from them 100%, for someone like Walcott whose only attribute is pace, this could be fairly terminal for his top flight career.
Gutter Boy
Tim Sherwood
It's not luck, it's having a top class medical team; whereas we don't.
He'll likely be on the 6 month side of the 6-9 month window, but it won't be any sooner than that.
Superted
Jonathan Woodgate
Shame ..
Jurgen the German
Willie Hall
Someone summed it up perfectly a few pages back, he's not a nasty player so I don't wish any career threatening/ending injury on the guy and I don't even think what he did was that bad in all honesty, but I don't feel sorry for him at all, their fans wouldn't give a **** if we lost a player for 6 months. All I heard after Henry handballed it against Ireland and knocked them out in the process was "at least Robbie Keane won't get the chance of another World Cup" so their fans can **** right off getting on their high horse.
I hope Walcott is present at WHL in the league game in March and we beat them and one of our players goes right up to the away section of the Park Lane and sticks however many fingers up to represent the number of goals we scored followed by walking right up to Walcott and doing the same thing.
I hope Walcott is present at WHL in the league game in March and we beat them and one of our players goes right up to the away section of the Park Lane and sticks however many fingers up to represent the number of goals we scored followed by walking right up to Walcott and doing the same thing.
glorygloryeze
Tom Huddlestone
Oh yeah, wtf was that about?? That Walcott inclusion still puzzles me to this day. Anyone have any concrete ITK (or even decent theory) on why Walcott went? And Defoe didn't??
glorygloryeze
Tom Huddlestone
Oh yeah, and anyone remember the Arsenal fan's songs to Adebayor during the NLD inn October 2011??
Use that to remind any righteous Gooners
Use that to remind any righteous Gooners
90291Spur
Paul Walsh
All Gooners are righteous, it's in their nature. And there will always be supporters of teams happy to see players who wear opposition colours get injured.
Superted
Jonathan Woodgate
David Dein calling in a favour.
From that, little Theo had a sook at being excluded from 2010 and now injured for 2014. For 2018 he'll be 29 so his only real chance at playing at the World Cup.
NaijaSpurs
Les Ferdinand
Personally I do not think there was any thing wrong with what he did as it was in response to abuse he was receiving from Spurs fans. If we give it we should be able to take it.
As for celebrating such an injury on a player well that is just pathetic.
Robbo
Paul Walsh
Agreed. Although I admit the thought of "karma" was the first thing that struck my mind... 8-[
But being an ACL tear victim myself, I do feel sorry for him and wish him a speedy recovery.
Baleforce
Les Bennett
Problem with that is karma works both ways.
Also, they are a weaker team with Walcott, had they had a proper striker up front against us they would have been 6-0 up at half time, thankfully little Theo ****es away chances like a tramp and diamond white.
the fox in the box
Øyvind Leonhardsen
THIS
most of you are pathetic to celebrate over his injury...
Take our wholier than thou arguement over the term Yid, or how we hate on Charlie Adams....
the attitudes shown in this thread are pathetic and embarasing.
I thought our great club and its "fans" were better than this...
Anyone reading this can call us as bad as West Ham and Chelsea fans while showing how small time we look
Rorschach
Ricky Villa
My worry is that they'll go back into the market for a decent striker. If there ever was good timing for injuries to happen it is now when they can do something about it. Someone mentioned Benzema but that is unlikely unless Suarez rolls up to the Bernabeu. I'd hate to see Berbatov there but he would be a good fit if I was to be perfectly honest. Arsenal always see to have the last laugh so park your schadenfreude for now.
Lily White
Clive Wilson
If there i anything that really dampens my love for football then it is the tasteless and classless abuse so called fans dish out, acting like an angry troop of monkeys throwing objects when an opposition player dares to have a bit of banter and the unbridled joy seeing another team's player injured.
