Arsenal.com & Gavin Peacock are stupid
272 comments April 16th, 2007
We all know that Arsenal.con are about as reliable as a Swiss army knife in battle. However, it was fair to assume that they were at least somewhat literate – no longer. Somebody really ought to tell them just what “glut” means. So unless they mean:
“Fabregas delighted after ending his ‘crazy’ excess of goals”
or
“Fabregas delighted after ending his ‘crazy’ large wooden splitting-wedge, usually shop-made of goals”
then they’re wrong. Idiots.
You already know that Gavin Peacock is a goatee-sporting fool of the highest degree, who seems deeply unqualified to comment on the efforts of players a million times more talented than he ever was. If you don’t think that, then I can only assume that you fancy him.
Peacock’s analysis on Saturday’s Match of the Day pointed out that the difference between the performances of Arsenal against Bolton and Manchester United against Watford was the interchanging of positions amidst the United players. Well, for all their faults, the Arsenal midfield did accomplish this on Saturday – Hleb and Rosicky were constanly shifting position, with Ljungberg too dropping back and allowing others to support.
Honestly. The media, eh?
ps. Congratulations to Cesc, whose been nominated in both the PFA Young Player of the Year and PFA Player of the Year, the latter ahead of a certain Wayne Rooney. Nice one.
