Hello and how are you?
Saturday the 19th of September sees the Mighty Canon (1st) move its artillery down to the south coast, as we take on Brighton and Hove Albion (5th) in the of our next autumn away days at the American Express Community Stadium. KO is 3pm (local time) and the expected weather is: 19° feels like 17° with force 5 winds.
Having beaten Ipswich in the C cup, we now take on a tough opponent. A side very much not to be underestimated, as Manchester united and Coventry found at their cost, they can be ruthless in front of goal when they choose. Fabian Hurzeler’s men are currently W2D1L1.
I hope we don’t go down there with too much hubris, as where there’s hubris there is nemesis…sure and steadfast, fire and skills boys..
Big Willie, Messrs White and Mosquera are out and not about for the Gun, Timer! is doubtful but who knows, I think we might see him for the showdown.
Hadjam took a knock against MU so he’s looking doubtful for the Gulls but Ferdi Kadioglu is likely to return. Azeez, Svoboda, Ferguson, Yohanna, Wieffer, Hinshelwood, Mitoma, Minteh, Tzimas are looking unlikely lads.
Statto HQ having returned from the cultural delights of Eastern Europe were now back at HQ, examining magazines showing the array and availability of new combine harvesters. Angrily they looked up and gave me the stats. The Southern Seagulls have a 20.5% of winning and Arsenal FC have a 55.2%.
Next up the infamous international break (21st-6th) where our plays get crocked for four months much to the delight of the hacks.
After that we host the irrepressible Leeds Utd for luncheon at the Emirates on the of 10th of October. May your force be with you. COYG!
Mills
Arteta says White is fine, and that Timber and Mosquera should both be available too
White and Madueke did not get England call ups this time around but Konsa, Lewis-Skelly, Rice, Saka, and Eze are all included for the forthcoming 3 week 4 game International break.
Kai Havertz has been included in one of 2 Germany squads, it seem they will use each squad for 2 games only.
Raya, Zubimendi and Merino called up by Spain.
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Thanks Mills, and spot on the warning about hubris. ‘Isn’t it all going so well’ is a common beginning to most tragedies. Macbeth would be seen as a brilliant bloke if merely judged on his Act One results. (Could you also drop me an email as not sure I have your correct details).
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Thanks Heady. I dropped you a mail, you might have to check your spam box as its under a new address, or at least its different from the other one! COYG!
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