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a good mate of mine told me yesterday arsenal speak english on the pitch dont think we speak at all on the pitch / there must be some thing wrong as every one can see theres no talking to each other
I did notice Kirkland getting all animated at one point in the second half, when a Chelsea mon ran unchallenged into the box. If there was any cause for a good bollukin during those first two games, kirky should have been the main recipient. :roll:
From Matlock to ManU
What a journey!We’re scraping the barrel for excuses if language is now the problem. They are playing football not designing rocket engines.
well the manager speaks gibberish most of the time so it would be safe to assume that this is universal within the club.
well the manager speaks gibberish most of the time so it would be safe to assume that this is universal within the club.Oh i dont know about that Lmb mate, after all you heard what our tactical genius told us after the B,pool debacle and I quote “ITS NOT MY FAULT” so it cant be down to him now can it?
If they aren’t able to communicate they won’t become a team. When there were 5 or 6 English speakers in the team there was pressure for others to speak English- but not any more. The laughs, the slagging off, the advice – all parts of team work. With our lot it’s quite obviously missing. They don’t know each other. Read Jason Scotland’s parting comments.
I did notice Kirkland getting all animated at one point in the second half, when a Chelsea mon ran unchallenged into the box. If there was any cause for a good bollukin during those first two games, kirky should have been the main recipient. :roll:Did you not notice though that he ranted at the defence, but no one took him on !
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