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Dave 2022-04-08 09:01:13
Gunner for a Day Gunner for Life
If you are an Arsenal fan this is a movie you can't miss, similar to "Football Hooligan" and "Berne Miracle", this is one of the best football movies I have seen, the film is about a man who loves the team21 In the process of turning a young boy into a man, when he met the heroine, he gradually...
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Chelsea 2022-04-08 08:01:02
Extreme fanaticism - ideal and persistence of Gunners fans
It's not a movie review, it's not a football review, it's just some messy thoughts I have as an Arsenal fan after watching the movie called "Fever."
I really started watching football in 2002, known as the World Cup year. At that time, as a graduate of an elementary school, my biggest hobby was...
AG. Longhurst
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Blaze 2022-04-10 09:01:09
"Arsenal fans are not suitable for a stable family, are they?" This line is brilliant. . Didn't expect Arsenal to give you hope every year for the past 25 years and then screw everything up. "Life sucks, so what." That's exactly what it's been like as a fan for the past few years. So bottom out. .
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Ayla 2022-04-10 09:01:09
At first, it was for Uncle Face. But when it came to the finale, I really didn't care about the character plot or anything. I! miss! Look! That! field! Compare! race! Our factory is really a team that can bring popularity back to life. We used to cry and laugh together when we were young. Stubborn and stupid team with fans. In other words, I haven't been to the rotten country because I want to join a competition in our factory when I go there for the first time. How difficult it is!
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Ted, the Headmaster: I wanted to talk to you about a vacancy. Rosie Hunter's handed in her notice I wonder whether you'd be interested in applying.
Paul Ashworth: Head of year? Erm, well...
Ted, the Headmaster: It's obviously not the most attractive offer you've ever had.
Paul Ashworth: *Come on Ben, get back with him!* Sorry Ted.
Ted, the Headmaster: I haven't fired you with enthusiasm.
Paul Ashworth: Well there's a lot of work, isn't it? What do I want to do more work for?
Ted, the Headmaster: More money?
Paul Ashworth: Well I've got enough to pay my rent, I got enough for my season ticket and a couple of records a month. Got no family.
Ted, the Headmaster: I'd like you to think about it.
Paul Ashworth: Sorry Ted as far as I'm concerned there's nothing to think about. *Come on Sam, put it away!*
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Paul Ashworth: Why is it that adults aren't supposed to go mad about anything? You gotta keep a lid on it. And if you don't then people are apparently entitled to say what they like. "You haven't grown up. You're a moron. Your conversation is trivial and boorish. You can't express your emotional needs. You can't relate to your children." And you die, lonely and miserable. But you know, what the hell, every cloud has a silver lining.
