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Earlier today I had predicted that this game wasn’t going to be cakewalk for us. Well, I was wrong. We exemplifed style and oozed of quality to beat the Latics 4-0 at the Emirates. They never had a chance and by the end of it they were just wishing for the final whistle...
It was a massive win on Saturday by the Arsenal at Ewood Park. We overturned our woeful result of April in the very same ground and won away to a Fat Sam managed team, which we haven’t done since 2002, and that includes the Invincibles.
It’s nice to see us sitting with 7 points after two tough away trips, and to say, we haven’t even hit top form is something nice to know. Last season, we were on top of our game but we had one win and two losses at this very juncture after two away games. Read on..
My first two attempts at predicting the score lines in the Premier league haven’t been too successful but I shall endeavor to do just a little bit better this week. With an international break coming up after this week’s games my predictions won’t be back until two weeks from now. Here we go with this week’s predictions and don’t forget that if you want to win some money then back the teams I’m picking to lose.
Emirates was being given its materialistic soul and it was getting its spiritual soul as well. Sounds like an oxymoron. Walcott chose this historic moment to come into his own and if the last match was an exhibition of Rosicky’s prowess then this one turned out to be Walcott’s. Arsenal gave Blackpool a footballing lesson and gave themselves a quantum of solace. Walcott scored his 1st hat-trick and it was a moment to savor. An 11G perspective on what transpired @ Ashburton Grove and what does it mean for Gooner. Read on..
Finally we get to quench our thirst for football action this weekend!
As usual, most of the pundits have written us off already. We are even tipped by some (read as most) to fall behind Manchester City. Is this new to us? No! Anyway, we know how big the brains of those pundits are! We’ll leave that to that.
As mentioned more than once by most of our team last season, we’ve to take it one step at a time, one match at a time. We don’t control how the other biggies perform, we only control ourselves. If we stay consistent long enough, we can sing our song louder than ever.
We start the season at Anfield! (If you didn’t know already) It’s Merseyside again, shall we do what we did to the Toffees last season? Haha! Too much to ask for eh? Not impossible however given our attacking credentials. Read on..
