Comments on: I Just Can’t Believe The Comments About Eduardo

by: Brianzo

Tue, 18 Mar 2008 21:58:20 +0000

thanks much, guy

by: Marc Knight

Wed, 27 Feb 2008 10:57:10 +0000

This just about sums up how I feel about this whole situation and the rallying around Martin Taylor and the defending of him from various deluded people makes me sick. McLeish, Larsson and Kelly should be ashamed of themselves. Anyone who compares this to the Gallas/Nani incident needs their head checking and in all this it seems that the only villain here is Arsene Wenger?? He retracted his comments, what more do people want. Personally, I completely agree with his comments, something like this has been a long time coming, couldve easily been Alex Hleb earlier this season after that disgrace of a challenge from Mark Noble. Now it finally happens and whats being done? Nothing at all apart from help and support for the man who commited the foul and possibly ended someones career. People who dont even think that it deserved a yellow card shouldnt be watching football.

Get Well Soon Eduardo

by: Terence McGovern

Tue, 26 Feb 2008 18:44:57 +0000

How typical of the FA that they have increased The red card ban on Aliadiere to 4 games for retaliating in the incident during the Liverpool game. His opponent who also grabbed him by the chin/throat naturally gets away scott free. The logic is that Aliadiere’s offence was of a more serious nature than that of martin Taylor who only caused near amputation of a foot to a fellow professional. Of course you have to remember that Taylor is English and Aliadiere is french so im sure it makes perfect sense to the FA. Something along the lines of: “Those Johnny foreigners need to be kept in line especially that little dark chap who had the temerity to score 2 goals and set up another during two matches that unfairly put our honest English lads out of the European finals. Their Wags are almost as distraught as Martin Taylor”
Motherfuckers! No subtle way to put it really and I have tried to think of one.

by: Paulsito

Tue, 26 Feb 2008 17:53:53 +0000

May The LORD heal Eduardo’s leg speedily!

Great Reality Article!

All of these comments show blatant disregard for the injured victim though i do feel that Taylor is a victim of his managers pep talk!
The other day in Miami a man shot at a chair by some garbage to celebrate the new year but what he didnt know that there was a litlle boy playing hide and seek behind that chair - the child was killed! NOW, who should we feel sorry for or more sorry for? The Child and his loved ones or the man who stupidly pulled the trigger. He obviously did not mean to kill the child and was distraught however firing rounds in public is wreckless and there is a possiblity that u could SHOOT SOMEONE. they tell us every year in Florida not to do this but every year people do and someone gets shot - who do u blame. the child for playing. im sure u get my point…

Look when u cannot take sports out of the picture and look at things emotionally as a HUMAN BEING u say stupid things. For an ungrateful bitter Larsson to say that Wenger was Childish and the players unSPORTSmanlike just show that he is an immature little boy in not realizing that u can never know how u would behave in such situations. Sports was on his mind not the fact that someone may never walk again let alone play sports! grow up son. The manager has to defend his boy less his boy tells us that his pre game chat influenced him in his rash tackle!

The FA need to question Managers and Sports Analysts on what this so called “getting stuck in” means - does that mean constant kicking and fouling? is this “getting stuck in” a legal part of the game? what the hell! i suggets to implement a basketball rule where there is a foul limit and if u exceed that limit u sit ur backside down (yep even for Arsenal players)

This is not a pro Arsenal post but a pro football post!

God Bless!

by: Daniel

Tue, 26 Feb 2008 17:26:28 +0000

Well Leonard, I am an Arsenal fan from Singapore as well and I think you have completely missed the point. It is not about the physics or the weight shifting or whether ‘taylor is out to break Eddie’s leg’ shit you tried so hard to explain. No one gives a rat’s ass about the physics of that tackle..just that it’s WRONG AND DANGEROUS. The point is a tackle like that should never be justifiable in football regardless of the outcome and I will not justify it even if our own players were to carry out these sort of shit tackles. i.e Flamini on Nani, Eboue etc. It is this ’stick it up em’ mentality that is killing the game.

However I am more sympathetic over Gallas’ antic as I think it shows that he cares and his passion to win is incredibly strong. More of the same please but with more control that is.

As for Brum, a club filled with retards and classless and incompetent footballers. The table dont’t lie.

Lastly, I would like to urge gooners who have the good fortune to go to the game against villa this saturday to chant Eddie’s name. Hopefully this will give the lads the extra motivation to win.

by: eye

Tue, 26 Feb 2008 17:03:15 +0000

I am more angry about what mo***r fu***rs Stephen Kelly and Sebastian Larsson commented about Arsense Wenger. I hope I don’t get to see these 2 fu***** in the PL next season and forever in the PL.

by: Robert

Tue, 26 Feb 2008 16:46:31 +0000

Just read Leonard’s comment then! What the hell are you on about?

by: michael

Tue, 26 Feb 2008 16:35:14 +0000

Jeonard that is priceless!! He couldn’t have done it on purpose otherwise he would have got ade or cesc. Mupett is too kind you’re a cunt

by: PG

Tue, 26 Feb 2008 16:24:54 +0000

What pisses me off more than anything else is the fact that Birmingham’s premiership course was aided by Arsenal when they loaned them their reserves, two of whom are regulars in the Birmingham side. We even passed on one of our trialists Palacios to them. Where is the gratitude ? The media is truly xenophobic and some of the more intelligent people havent covered themselves in glory over this matter.

by: Tom

Tue, 26 Feb 2008 11:31:07 +0000

I have been beaten to it. I have been comforted by a physio over the last few days, who assures me that people can come back from worse injuries, we just have to hope there is no psychological damage,. I have felt sick to my stomach since the 3rd minute of Saturdays game and can only wish Eduardo Da Silva all the best and hope he does recover soon, quality player. I am not angry with anyone, but like Samuel above, I think praise should go to Bacary Sagna for being a player to comfort Eduardo in times of a sickening injury. Well done lad, you are truly one of the team.