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Looool so you’re telling me on the final day of 1989 Arsenal had to go win at a ground they hadn’t won at in 13 years and also win by 2 clear goals to win the league only to clinch it in the last kick of the season?? 😂
That’s genuinely insane, imagine being around for that 😭
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Just to clarify they aren’t us. They are for your entertainment. Sadly still float around us. Please get fucked! 😡
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The career of former Brazil, AC Milan and Chelsea striker Alexandre Pato has been a journey.
But nobody would have guessed it would end up at League Two Northampton Town ⬇️ spr.ly/6016BHl8Xg
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Yet John in his basement somewhere calls him horrible & vile cause he steps out 2cm from his technical area 😂
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The reaction to Arteta sending Max to the dressing room is hilarious. He was given instructions and didn’t follow them. He’ll learn from it, that’s part of becoming a professional. If you think Arteta was being “too hard”, that probably says more about you than Arteta. 😂😂😂🤣🤣
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I’ve realised that 80% of this app is incredibly soft and wimpish. As if you’ve never played sport and got a bollocking from your coach as a teenager. Grow up ffs
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Probably up there with the all time worst results in clubs history vs Grimsby. Walsall, York, and Wrexham run it close.
Heres the thing, lots shrugging shoulders and saying they dont care and it doesnt matter. Maybe that was thier attitude as well. Some certainly played like it. Sometimes when you climb Everest its hard to do things again, hunger goes.
Thought the performance was an absolute disgrace, and i would hope the private dressing down was harsh rather than the soft interview.
Max deserved the sending off, my guess from what MA said it was a pre match warning that they would get some harsh tackles and he cant react to them. He will learn from that, and MA will likely make him learn the hard way.
For those who say it doesnt matter, winning. matters its breeds attitude and further success. Winning always matters, and the performance was a shambles.
Absolutely spot on
Probably up there with the all time worst results in clubs history vs Grimsby. Walsall, York, and Wrexham run it close.
Heres the thing, lots shrugging shoulders and saying they dont care and it doesnt matter. Maybe that was thier attitude as well. Some certainly played like it. Sometimes when you climb Everest its hard to do things again, hunger goes.
Thought the performance was an absolute disgrace, and i would hope the private dressing down was harsh rather than the soft interview.
Max deserved the sending off, my guess from what MA said it was a pre match warning that they would get some harsh tackles and he cant react to them. He will learn from that, and MA will likely make him learn the hard way.
For those who say it doesnt matter, winning. matters its breeds attitude and further success. Winning always matters, and the performance was a shambles.
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Those stuttered run ups are an abomination. One of the most embarrassing results in our club’s entire history. Congratulations to Fleetwood but that’s nowhere near good enough. So many dreadful performances and we got exactly what we deserved in the end.
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The best player in the world.
Our 2026 #BallonDor winner: HARRY KANE! 🏴🏆
ALT Harry Kane wins the Ballon D'or
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Arsene Wenger spent 20 years in the CHAMPIONS LEAGUE and your profession mocked him as labelled Arsenal a banter club for finishing Top 4, whilst selling his best players, every single summer. Put your boner for Emery away, it’s embarassing.
Unai Emery has had 17 consecutive years competing in Europe. Five Europa League titles. No manager - no manager - has better pedigree in the Premier League. He is someone who will maximise players’ talents if they are willing to give themselves to him.
There is a reason the club have long pined for Emery to create a dynasty, beyond his existing terms — which run until 2029. He is the best coach Villa could possibly wish for, and the best in the Premier League.
@TheAthleticFC #AVFC
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