yes...yes...yes...

I have missed that jamaa for a long time. But these are the times i miss his YESSSS most

Poor Man-U.The entire game was as boring as following the funeral of a stranger.....but the thumping was pleasing at least for now to silence some fanatics.I also think it is just but one of many to come as Mo-Yes looks more clueless than the players themselves.Pity though .

Arsenal?.Total delight to watch

Brother, you've made my evening .

I am not surprised by the weekends results, City like last season are blowing hot and cold - Mancini tried unsuccessfully last season to impact the winning personality which he said his team lacked and Man U had and this season i dont think much has changed.

Well Man U been beaten at home was indeed a shocker however i was listening to some punditry and they said the Fergie factor is gone - He managed to get an extra 15% from average players and now him missing we can see how average most of this squad his i dare say Fergie left him holding a Monkey, make no mistake Fergie would defenitely not want Moyes to be as successful as him (he is human and we are all selfish in nature) I said some time ago a title winning manager will be able to turn a game on its head from a loosing position and thats what Mourniho gives you (as evidenced on Saturday) and sadly Moyes does not again (evidenced on Saturday)

Will Arsenal win the league - i dont think so, the second half of the season is where it all counts when the temps are just above zero, players are mentally and physically tired and this is where a huge squad helps and Arsenal does not have this, Ramzy et al will burn out while Willian, Mata will have hardly played and that is where the difference will lie - Spurs, City do too have a huge squad and will be there and there about as of Man United well i don't even know it will take quite a bit of management to recover and its clear without RvP firing from all angels they will struggle for goals...

@Ric dees.....Arsenal are winning matches with a depleted squad. Carzola, Rosicky, Ox, Walcott and Poldi are all out injured, I don't think we'll have any problem in the midfield this season. The only reason Ramsey has started all those matches is because of those injuries, he'll get a breather once they are back. Wenger will however need to spend some money on another striker, Giroud looks like he's a game away from an injury. Poldi can play at the front but we'll still need more options. This is our best start since 03-04 season, i'm sure you are aware what happened that season.....one game at a time. I aslo believe Arsenal will be busy in the transfer market this January unlike other teams which seem to be a bit bloated at the moment.

@Kaka....during Graham's time he was famous for getting Arsenal to win 1-0 every game, i don't think that's the case with Arsenal this season.

Daily Mail Pundit: It's ironical that Moyes was complaining about the tough fixture list he was handed and now that the "easy" round of ties has started, he begins by losing at home to WBA who hadn't won at OT in 35 odd years.

It is winning these "easy" ties that wins the league




This will take some getting used to

Life is really an adventure.....ati after 8 years arsenal fans are having a go at Manugu fans