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Tong Chai shot 6 under that day.
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Tong Chai shot 6 under that day.
JCW
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Steve at the Golf shop at lower Parkstone said he is some player for a small guy , anyway if you fancy a knock around Parkstone drop me a line , I am a bit more mellow these days , wife is over and we married on the 28th may with Russ as my best man and she tells me i am going to be a father for the 1st time at 55 in feb/march next year , life is good and i am very happy and playing a bit more golf even if it is below the standard i use to play at ....................and i hope to go up and see my beloved Arsenal a bit more this year ..................EYG
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:thup:
Many congratulations and good luck with the forthcoming fatherhood...
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Very good , wonder how many goes he had at holding that putt
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As a Chelsea fan I'm hoping Arsenal don't sign Khedira.
Arsene looks to be putting together a good squad that will seriously challenge for the title
Arsene looks to be putting together a good squad that will seriously challenge for the title
JCW
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As a Chelsea fan I'm hoping Arsenal don't sign Khedira.
Arsene looks to be putting together a good squad that will seriously challenge for the title
You bet he is , I think he has a point to prove , he is well respected in football for his teams , fitness diet and bringing on young players and turning young players into great players and of course looking after the monies at Arsenal , when he use to try and sign a young player other clubs took notice and checked out the player themselves as they know he has an eye for talent ...............EYG
Mate give it a rest already! He poaches talent, he had a good start with the French players granted as he knew market better than others as prem teams when he started had predominantly English coaches. But fitness, really? Hiw many major injuries to arsenal get every season? Or is it all just bad luck?
Not sure about fitness. Every season they seem to lose two or three key players for large chunks which doesn't happen to other clubs, certainly not as often. I wonder if that has anything to do with fitness regimes. As for the squad he's assembling, add Khadeira and it's looking top quality
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And which expert are you , football or fitness , I heard on talksport today what others say about him and just re-post on here , maybe i should listen to you , football injuries happen , Diaby , Ramsey , Edwardo were nothing to do with training methods , just teams kicking players because they lacked the talent to beat them at football
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Walcott
Ramsey
Oxlade
Rosicky
Wilshire
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Carzolla
Flamini
Diaby
All have had long term injuries issues since arriving at Arsenal and a lot of them muscle strains
Ramsey
Oxlade
Rosicky
Wilshire
Vermaluen
Carzolla
Flamini
Diaby
All have had long term injuries issues since arriving at Arsenal and a lot of them muscle strains
Not all of them were kicked off the park. Seems to be issues with muscular injuries and also reoccurences soon after. Does that mean they were rushed back too soon or not treated properly
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Why is it then that the club itself has undertaken a review of its training methods and medical department?
Wenger is a good manager but I have news for you; he is not the best manager who ever lived.
I see, so pundits never disagree then? Or do you stop listening when they're not sucking up to wenger. Please tell me, how many youth players has Wenger nurtured from arsenals youth set up that weren't bought in the first place.
Many teams am shave beaten arsenal playing better football, and even more have beaten them playing worse football. Maybe you should ask why is it that managers derided such as big sam still get the upper hand over arsenal. Eduardo and Ramsey bith suffered horrific injuries granted. But what about all the others? Was RVP, Walcott, ox, Gibbs, vernalise kicked all over the park in recent seasons?
I know now all people will support their teams. But you make Phil (no offence Phil) look like Switzerland!
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Every dog has his day and sam`s west ham were well beaten this year , I dont keep tabs on how many players as there is no need , the experts respect the man and what you think matters not as you like me post on here what we think which counts for not a lot and as for Phil , no idea who you mean or even interested in finding out ..............EYG
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All good clubs review things to check if things are being done as they should be or bring on new methods to improve things , if you stay still you fall behind , I own my business and i am always looking at new ideas , you have too as not doing so will cost you ......................as for him not being the best manager , well that again is ones views , would wenger have done as well at Man U or fergie done as good at Arsenal , he is up there with the best , who is the best , I dont claim to know , maybe you do and care to share that with us
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That is your opinion mine is that he is neither opinion can be proved nor disproved
One of the reasons Arsenal have put the review in place is to free up Arsene Wengers time, he hasn't been a SAF type manager who sits at the back hires the best people and leaves them to get on with it till he needs to kick someone's urse , Arsene is in charge of almost every training session all the tactics sessions he overseas all the players diets he does everything, he even eats the same diet as the players.
As part of his new contract he will scale that back a bit this is one of the reasons we have hired the ex German national fitness coach Shad Forsythe widely regarded as the best in the business.
im not sure if you mean it or not. But effectively you're saying fergie was just a motivational speaker? Lol
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As you say it is only one man's opinion but in the 56 years I have been following football in this country I would name three truly outstanding managers and several others worthy of consideration.
In the top bracket and in no particular order are Paisley, Clough and Ferguson.
Paisley's record was phenomenal at a time when English clubs were still feeling their way in Europe, Clough prove that it was possible for smaller clubs, like Derby and Forest, to compete at the very top and Ferguson, in 27 years, built not one but at least three dominant teams.
The next layer for me would include Shankly, Busby, Revie, Ramsey and...............................Wenger.
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I am just saying Wenger has his methods and SAF had his, SAF was a top top manager just not as hands on as Wenger. Paisley who has been mentioned again is a guy who took over a well oiled machine, had been involved in it for many years prior to taking over and kept in running like a dream. He didn't do anything exceptional to change or radicalise the methods used but still an exceptional manager it carried on working through Fagan until Dagleish started changing things.
Just different methods of doing the same job