PL Arsenal V Chelsea Sun 26th 16:00

[The_Roadrunner]

Yes he has. On more than one occasion.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/football/eng_prem/4867706.stm

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/football/eng_prem/6138842.stm

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/eng_prem/6305409.stm

He hasn't won at St James' Park though.

Your first two links were from before Pardew was managing Newcastle so they don't c0unt.

Your last link is from when Pardew was managing Charlton.

I *think* the actual stat is that Mourinho never beat Pardew when Pardew was at Newcastle.

 

[bingobob]

They had no interest in gaining three points yesterday. They played for a draw. No big deal the league is over anyway.

In a game they had no incentive to win and every incentive not to lose this is understandable.

Still think they created two excellent opportunities and they well deserved their point.

We failed to take the initiative but I take heart from our clean sheet but also our more professional attitude defensively, taking players down on the break

 

[Jury]

We blew this by playing Ramsey on the right. I think that may well have been the difference.

In hindsight and in future games against sides that are going to defend deep, I would play Caz in the No.10 slot with Ramsey behind him.

 

[Mitch]

I thought Kos, Terry and Bellerin all had strong defensive performances in a dull negative match. The only player out of the two sides offering any offence & creativity was Özil making several chances in the first half which we didn't finish.

 

[Furious]

http://player.arsenal.com/player/6243-the-breakdown-chelsea-h

Always enjoy The Breakdown.

Same, best pundit out there imo. That is a proper analysis in complete contrast to the poor man's Darius Vassel; "buy everyone".

 

[a_fourteen]

looks like the boring boring chants really got to the special ****. he cant stop referring to it. it's only been 24 hours and he's had to make two rebuttals already. hope his sugar daddy got the message loud and clear as well.

 

[Revolution]

Your first two links were from before Pardew was managing Newcastle so they don't c0unt.

Your last link is from when Pardew was managing Charlton.

I *think* the actual stat is that Mourinho never beat Pardew when Pardew was at Newcastle.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/25994877

You were saying? Mourinho beating Pardew anywhere counts.

 

[elber82]

Walcott looked very uninterested when he came on, pulling out of challenges, turning his back. Definitely think he'll be off this summer.

Hopefully he pisses off, then maybe we can get someone in who can actually play football properly.

 

[Artisan]

I would play Caz in the No.10 slot

Doesn't make any sense to me, outside of set piece delivery Cazorla offers nothing that would help us win that game. Even Özil is a bigger goal threat than him.

 

[spartandre217]

Doesn't make any sense to me, outside of set piece delivery Cazorla offers nothing that would help us win that game. Even Özil is a bigger goal threat than him.

We really could free ourselves of Theo and move Cazorla to a more squad player role with the purchase of a single player too. With more goal threat than Cazorla but better ball skills than Theo.

Something we really should look at in the summer, especially with Theo looking like a shadow of a relic of his former self.

 

[celestis]

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/25994877

You were saying? Mourinho beating Pardew anywhere counts.

What it is , is that Mou has never won at St James park.