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Soccerlens found this 12/11/2007 on www.thesun.co.uk [flag]
THROUGHOUT my career, I d get booed at away grounds but it would never affect me. If anything, the abuse fired me up. Yet the stick I received was nothing compared to what Ashley Cole might get when he walks out at the Emirates on Sunday for the first time since joining Chelsea. I know both teams are playing in the Champions League but their fans are looking ahead to Sunday s game. It s one ... [link]

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Do Arsenal fans still give a f*** about Chelsea’s Cashley Cole?
Published 12/11/2007 by Subhankar Mondal at Soccerlens
... clash between Arsenal and Chelsea but is anticipated to start the game this weekend. And it is also expected that the Gunners supporters drowning the Emirates Stadium for the match would also try and drown Cole with their intimidating resentment towards him. One can rest assured that every time that Cole touches the ball or makes a challenge, he will be booed and even shouted abuse at. Once the apple of the eye, a rare English gem gleaming brightly alongside foreign rubies, Cole is now a traitor to the Arsenal supporters and would be treated like any other traitor. ...

Top spot up for grabs but Arsenal need to play better
Published 12/12/2007 by blogger@arseblog.com (Arseblogger) at Arseblog
... Ian Wright says Cuntley Cunt is a ‘good guy’. Let’s not forget to tell Cuntley how good we really think he is on Sunday. If he plays, of course. ...

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