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You are far too critical.
Just because Arsenal haven't won significant things for a few years doesn't mean their last good season was 2003/04.
They always play beautiful football. It's just that they sometimes lose. Life is like that.
But please don't worry, Arshavin will solve all their problems.
Russians are good at solving problems.
Chris
Nobody ever got booted off youtube for posting footage of the Mighty Red Machine.
- by 1awrence January 7, 2009 2:56 PM PST
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(3 Comments)I read your blog on a regular basis, and therefore, a fan. For the most part, i do this to keep updated on open-source events. I must admit, though, that i especially enjoy your ramblings regarding Arsenal. Though a Red Devils fan, i watch Arsenal games as well for their beautiful football, and I say that without any sarcasm whatsoever. Being a Man U fan doesn't preclude me from liking Arsenal's style of play(though some may beg to differ, I'm sure). It appears to me though, that your posts on Arsenal have decreased quite a bit over the last year or so. I'm sure there's a good reason for that, but i was hoping to persuade you to write more on this, and futbol in general.
Keep it up.