Miami Wiess Number 1 Show!!!

Yesterday I was out in the field on an airboat pretending I was in an episode of Miami Vice (which is the number one show in Bratislava by the way!), so I am just now getting around to the great Arsenal win 3-0 over Dinamo Zagreb. The match was without starters such as Jens Lehmann (suspension for red card in CL Final), Thierry Henry (not match fit yet) and Ashley Cole (because he is an ass), but with Gilberto being the midfield general and youngsters such as the Fabulous Cesc tearing it up, we got an important away win and are surely through to the group stages of the CL. Cesc got a brace (63, 79) and Robin van Persie (64) scored one minute after Cesc’s first!

It was Cesc’s 100th match on Tuesday, which is amazing as he is only just turned 19! He has shown maturity, intelligence and incredible football awareness and it will just get better. The Gunners are truly blessed to have him on the roster and he fully deserves the No. 4 jersey in my opinion. Oh, and here is a picture for Steph. Here is another pic for the fellas. Have to keep it on a level playing field here.












Also, did I mention how glad I am to get DirecTV with FSC, GolTV and now most importantly Setanta? I mention this because I read today that there will be no more PPV matches in the US, so they only way to catch an Arsenal match on Setanta is to have Setanta. Yea to me and my brilliant future predictions. Wish it worked on the Lotto.

Colchester 0-1 Plymouth

Plymouth got a win on Tuesday night by a goal from midfielder Luke Summerfield who marked his first start for the club. The winner came as a powerful 25-yard shot after a poor clearance. Word around the water cooler, well the message boards is that Summerfield is the son of former Argyle player Kevin Summerfield who played from 1984 to 1990 in 162 games and scored 34 goals. The match was against newly promoted Colchester, but was a hard fought game and away at that. Good to see the Argyle winning on the road. Manager Ian Holloway was happy with the win and complemented the traveling fans as only he could:

"When you think how far the fans have come to watch a Tuesday night game it doesn't really make sense and I'd like to thank them all.”

Argyle are currently in 10th position, but that doesn’t mean much this early in the campaign. Next match is away at the Stadium of Blight against Sunderpants. Another road win would do just nicely!!

Till next time.