View Full Version : He is our captain... Billy Gallas
DaPrince84
30 Oct 2007, 07:38 PM
This thread is dedicated to our captain... Gallas...
I dont think we get a point on Sunday if not for him and the fight and inspiration he brought... it was Gallas who took the ball and nutmegged Xabi and got into the box... when we looked like we might quit, Billy was urging the guys on... Gallas is amazing, and was an excellent choice for our captain... Arsene knows
http://img.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2007/05_01/gallas180507_468x382.jpg
phishy
30 Oct 2007, 07:54 PM
i still think of him as a blue (and personally cant stand he wears the armband over toure)....
spoze its just me.
Flyemirates2491
30 Oct 2007, 08:07 PM
as long as he doesnt get injured, ill be really happy to have him as captain. he is great on the field, i have a feeling hes great in training and in the locker room, and he deals well with the press these days, always with somthing great to say about the team. kolo has been teh man for years, but im certainly not displeased with gallas being our skipper this year.
Skizz
30 Oct 2007, 08:07 PM
I dont think we get a point on Sunday if not for him and the fight and inspiration he brought... it was Gallas who took the ball and nutmegged Xabi and got into the box... when we looked like we might quit, Billy was urging the guys on... Gallas is amazing, and was an excellent choice for our captain... Arsene knows
Lol, and sadly you believe this. Yes, if Gallas wasn't there we would have crashed and burned to a flaming defeat :rolleyes: I feel the need to point out Gallas played in the two games have dropped points in. Food for thought?
Plus I have never, ever heard anyone call him Billy before. Willy yes, Billy no :confused:
antifan
30 Oct 2007, 08:38 PM
I didn't think that he looked that great on Sunday. Looked like he was making some poor clearances. And i call him Bill.
Skizz
30 Oct 2007, 08:42 PM
Just have to be awkward don't you, you cheeky bastard. :D
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thedude83
30 Oct 2007, 09:13 PM
I feel the need to point out Gallas played in the two games have dropped points in. Food for thought?
It's not Gallas' fault that Lehman blows ass.
DaPrince84
30 Oct 2007, 09:37 PM
Lol, and sadly you believe this. Yes, if Gallas wasn't there we would have crashed and burned to a flaming defeat :rolleyes: I feel the need to point out Gallas played in the two games have dropped points in. Food for thought?
Plus I have never, ever heard anyone call him Billy before. Willy yes, Billy no :confused:
the guy is inspirational... and his performance was great... who made the tackle on Gerrard in the box which if he had not, would have lead to a sure goal... Gallas lead us on, and is very responsible for the great team spirit... if you all want to be mad that he played at Chelsea, fine... I am glad that he is wearing the armband for Arsenal and playing hard every game
and I like the name Billy
antifan
30 Oct 2007, 09:49 PM
the guy is inspirational... and his performance was great... who made the tackle on Gerrard in the box which if he had not, would have lead to a sure goal... Gallas lead us on, and is very responsible for the great team spirit... if you all want to be mad that he played at Chelsea, fine... I am glad that he is wearing the armband for Arsenal and playing hard every game
and I like the name Billy
Is it true that Gallas can cure cancer, Billy?
NCgooner82
30 Oct 2007, 10:51 PM
Is it true that Gallas can cure cancer, Billy?
No, but Chuck Norris' tears do. Too bad he never cries...
Guy Fawkes
31 Oct 2007, 03:20 AM
William Gallas visited the Virgin Islands... they are now simply called The Islands.
William Gallas doesn't do push-ups- he pushes the Earth down.
William Gallas lost his virginity before his dad did.
HomeatHighbury
31 Oct 2007, 06:16 AM
William Gallas visited the Virgin Islands... they are now simply called The Islands.
William Gallas doesn't do push-ups- he pushes the Earth down.
William Gallas lost his virginity before his dad did.
:confused: Kinda took it that step too far if you ask me. Thought we were saying Gallas wasn't a savior...:o but no matter.
antifan
31 Oct 2007, 06:43 AM
:confused: Kinda took it that step too far if you ask me. Thought we were saying Gallas wasn't a savior...:o but no matter.
Whoosh!
sixfive
31 Oct 2007, 06:55 AM
I'm pretty happy with Gallas on the field. Kolo is and will be The Man, but seeing "billy" back there makes me happy too. I like that he's vocal too, at least for right now..
frednmethod
31 Oct 2007, 07:29 AM
He is experienced.... so that's good. I wonder how longer he will be wearing the armband before handling it over to Toure?
Naushad78
31 Oct 2007, 09:01 AM
i still think of him as a blue (and personally cant stand he wears the armband over toure)....
spoze its just me.
Toure will take it once Gallas leaves in a couple of years and I expect Toure to then keep it till he retires as an Arsenal faithful and legend.
frednmethod
31 Oct 2007, 11:00 AM
I just hope Toure will have time to serve as captain before the armband is handed over to Fabregas (provided that both stay in the club for that long).
A question: do the French pronounce Gallas with or without the 's' at the end?
Skizz
31 Oct 2007, 11:02 AM
They say it like they see it. As does everyone else.
Guy Fawkes
31 Oct 2007, 12:19 PM
A question: do the French pronounce Gallas with or without the 's' at the end?
With. I've always been curious as to why they say Nicolas Anelka without pronouncing the "s", even when they say his full name and the "s" goes into the "a" of Anelka... odd.
French is chock full of explainationless exceptions and rules. That's why I love it.
mpeabody
31 Oct 2007, 02:14 PM
French is chock full of explainationless exceptions and rules. That's why I love it.
Just like English.