Jags on the babies

[silverfox]

Jagielka shrugged: "If they want to be like big babies, let them be big babies. We expect that now from Arsenal, we have had it a couple of times. They don't care to shake hands, they get very upset.

"That's what happens when you have a lot of foreign players in there that don't like the nitty gritty of the Premiership. We are not too bothered. If they don't do it, fair enough. That's the way it is."

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/pages/li...all.html?in_article_id=425678&in_page_id=1779

 

[rotherhamblade]

lol good old jags!

 

[lawlessdan]

and in fairness every word he sed is true... arsenal are the biggest punch of t*ts in the prem...and 1 of the dirtiest fabregas shuda been sent off 4 the tackle on quinny as well...but great perfomance lads

 

[shorehamview]

And also here -

http://www.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,277-2525514,00.html

Apparently one of the Arse players was taunting an unnamed United player about how much he earns.
I bet he spends most of it on tissues after crying a lot and new toys to throw out of his pram, the mardy git.

 

[Linz]

How a cutting Blades remark made men of Fabregas and 'Wenger babes'

Defeat by Sheffield United prompted precocious Arsenal youngsters to reaffirm their title desire.

It was, according to Cesc Fabregas, the match that Arsenal had to win. Although, with seven minutes remaining on Sunday afternoon, it seemed like the match that Manchester United could not lose. How Arsenal came to beat the Premiership leaders in one of the season's greatest games was, the midfielder explained, his team's way of showing they will no longer be regarded as one of the League's soft touches.

The title race turned on the day that Fabregas claimed Arsenal got their attitude back.

The Spanish midfielder said the humiliation of defeat to Sheffield United on 30 December galvanised Arsenal's players, and the meeting they held together in the aftermath resolved that they would no longer leave themselves open to the criticism that, as the Sheffield player Phil Jagielka said at the time, they "behaved like babies".

More: http://sport.independent.co.uk/football/premiership/article2177918.ece