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| Giroud looks away from Gervinho's controversial celebration |
"This clown, Señor Murph Perro, comes in and grabs the best squad in Gimp history, then goes and changes the rules on us? Look, we (Arsenal) obviously haven't had a problem with it but the audacity implied isn't lost on me. Did we forget that this is the same person that introduced the 'blext'??"
As for the match, in-form striker Olivier Giroud put in another impressive performance that saw the player cooly lay off a pass to the cutting Gervinho who made no mistake in slotting home what would be the winner.
The match saw waves of attack from Arsenal with Santi Cazorla cleverly creating chances for his teammates though the team's assist leader would be taken off early to avoid injury. One must be baffled by ingoglia's 5-5-0 formation against Arsenal's high-energy, sleek, aggressive play and the contrast couldn't be more stark in this match. The Gunners carved up the jumbled Pepto-colored defense, creating double-digit shots to Palermo's one on target.
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| Palermo's Kevin Vitale pleads forgiveness |
"We have won matches with 7-2 scorelines and now 1-0. It is a testament to the skill of the manager to adjust to the demands of the match."
Motm and captain Tomas Vermaelen put in an impressive performance and perhaps deserves more of the clean sheet credit as keeper Wojciech Szczesny was hardly tested. Nonetheless, the Gunners got the job done and are now nipping the heels of massive favourites in Merseyside where anything less than an invincibles squad in a season that lacks managerial quality across the league would be a disappointment.
A solitary whinge does not a controversy make.
ReplyDeleteAlso, "le prof"? There's only one man who's been trophyless with Arsenal for the better part of a deca....oh. Ok maybe there can be two "le prof's".
ReplyDeleteUmm I think you're forgetting that 4th place is just as good as winning a trophy.
ReplyDeleteI think it's pretty clear my manual controls suggestion was brilliant. The league just needed a voice that's respected amongst the other managers to make it happen. Someone with strong leadership qualities, attention to detail, and humility. Obviously, that incredible leader is me. I really can't name a better option to lead this group of clowns. Who would be better? Ingo? Burns? They argue like 6th grade girls. Cushing? You have to at least win a game. 80% credit goes to Pruitt for managing the blog and schedules and 20% to me for making the needle move.
ReplyDeleteWe can’t have hypocrites like Assenals manager as a voice, takes a jab at me for having the best team in the game yet seemed so supportive when we started "Murph- you do not want to manage either of those teams, trust me. If you have any success it will have nothing to do with managerial skill -- will be all because of player ratings. You won't get any fancy write-ups for trophies won, just scorn and disdain from bitter managers like burns who is already setting u up for this (see player ratings post above). Just be some no-name club like ingo and lose with class because if you figure out how to win with them, it'll be because of "cock" tactics IRregardless (to quote critt) of what you do." Which side is this flopper on??
FYI, I sold the rights of blexting to another blogspot page. Very happy with the results, it was a win-win for both parties.
Haha check out this quote from Palermo’s manager on September 12 “ Just a heads up. This is simulation football. Not a video game. It’s not a video game.” Does he even play anymore??