@ MANUTD FANS; We lost the game fare and square lets leave it at that no matter how painfull it was.

@ TAZ; Even though the penalties are disputable, what did Arsenal do in the 2nd half? Newcastle were camped on your side for most of that half. No matter what you say, for a team of Arsenal's calibre to let go a 4-0 lead is not excusable in any way.

@ McReggae; I hope that move happens but after the way SAF treated Liverpool when they wanted Heinze....

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".....But United surely want someone with a bit more about them. Someone with experience, someone who has played under intense pressure, someone who knows English football, someone of international quality.

Step forward one Pepe Reina. The Liverpool goalkeeper is known to be restless, a situation unlikely to change with the Champions League places a distant dream.

He is a great age (28, the same as Kuszczak), has been a pillar of consistency despite the club's tragic-comic decline, and he even lives in the right part of the country for United. He is a lively character who would likely be unfazed by the hostility of swapping one shade of red for a slightly different one....."

How Much More Unlikable Can Arsenal Get?

http://www.whoateallthep...le-can-arsenal-get.html

....As captain, Fabregas sets the tone of the team. On the pitch, he has as much influence as the manager, and off it, he’s the role model, showing what behaviour is appropriate and tolerated. It’s been Wenger’s biggest mistake. Fabregas carries on as if butter wouldn’t melt and yet he’s still handy in a fight. If only this were true. A fantastic midfielder, his failings are still legion. One, he flirts openly with Barcelona as if it’s his right. Two, he abuses referees and questions their integrity on Twitter and in the tunnel. Three, he criticises his own team-mates on the pitch, like Thierry Henry without the hat-tricks. What captaincy. Maybe his attitude will change when he’s at Barcelona. On the bench.......

.....that article made my morning!!!!

Qualities of a good captain, that's why i still have so much respect for someone like Roy Keane, he was never shy of speaking his mind and had the guts to stand up to SAF.