RT @adamkeys_: No one was complaining about #Arsenal's playing style when we played City off the park, dismantled City, created chance afte…
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#Arsenal have gone to Villa, Sunderland and Forest, and won with clean sheets. Last season we dropped points on all three, and have struggled for years on two. These are the wins that get you the points to win and retain titles; entertainment is secondary.
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This is how I know you didn’t watch the Fergie/Wenger era.
Going to an away ground, Nothing was “convincing”, they’d shithouse a win and leave as fast as possible and it was applauded cuz they got 3 pts
This era of thinking we have to make neutrals happy is so tiring.
Arsenal are reigning champions, have lost just once all season and won again on Sunday.
So why do they look so unconvincing?
Their fans may not care if, as seems likely, they defend their title… but Mikel Arteta’s side remain a tough watch.
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We really had our rival fans locked into our worst game of the season for 80 minutes, only for Madueke to give them the dagger.
If teams can stop Chelsea from scoring in the first 10 minutes they have every chance of beating them. They give you so many opportunities of scoring
This tiger is lucky the guy ain’t watched Plebs.
🚨BREAKING: Man attacked by tiger at Yorkshire Wildlife Park after entering enclosure.
• Yorkshire Wildlife Park in Doncaster has confirmed a “serious incident” at its tiger enclosure on Saturday afternoon.
• Yorkshire Ambulance Service was called at 1.33pm, dispatching two ambulances, Yorkshire Air Ambulance and a doctor.
• The park has activated its emergency procedures and is working with authorities to establish what happened. Witness says that "shots were fired."
• The wildlife park has closed and will remain shut tomorrow.
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Liquid football from Arsenal 😮💨
Bruno Guimarães finishes off a well-worked team move!
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I agree, you should bring them down with you. Bring back the BIG THREE. RED CARTEL.
Chelsea had 74 charges and nothing happened to them, yet they went on to win titles. It would be so unfair if the Premier League decided to strip Manchester City of our titles based on these charges. A fine is good enough and we move on.
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Chelsea were charged by the FA with 74 breaches of agent/third-party rules under prior ownership, which new owners self-reported and admitted; they faced £10m FA fine plus suspended transfer ban, PL £10.75m fine with suspended ban and academy ban, and UEFA ~£8.6m fine.
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