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Yay!
Of those seriously linked, Arteta was the manager I wanted last year and I’m delighted that it’s finally happening now. Also, how poetic if his first game as manager is Arsenal vs. Everton! #AFC
Hope it’s a proper punishment and not what happened to Chelsea
🚨 EXCLUSIVE: Manchester City found guilty on virtually all charges relating to breaches of Premier League financial regulations. #MCFC expected to appeal against verdict issued by independent commission. Sanctions undecided, process ongoing @TheAthleticFC nytimes.com/athletic/7049721…
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From an Arsenal point of few, the main first team opportunities here are Malick Fofana & Ernest Nuamah.
Both offer something new we’re lacking on the wings on transitions & 1v1’s. They can play either side and both accelerate so quickly in the first 5 yards. Decent depth.
🚨🇫🇷 𝐁𝐑𝐄𝐀𝐊𝐈𝐍𝐆 | Lyon have been handed a provisional Ligue 2 relegation!
They also have a transfer ban, reports @FabrizioRomano! ❌💰
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Arsenal were a banter era club before Jesus and Zinchenko landed. Had just lost out on Champions League qual to Conte's 'inevitable' Spurs side (third top scorer 'own goal'). We had a 'rookie' coach and a very young squad. Arsenal most certainly over-invested in Zinchenko and Jesus, but that's what you have to do to attract top class talent to a project in motion.
I was told those two changed the dynamic of training; they brought a different level of professionalism to every action, and ultimately, Arsenal went on to finish an unexpected second (three times in a row)… and then we won the Premier League.
Arsenal are Champions because of moves like this. Those big contracts are a cost of greatness. I don't regret Arsenal spending a penny of it. We should never forget who helped get us back to the top, Jesus should be respected for what he gave us, even if his presence in this new era is grating.
Major Reason Arsenal find it difficult to sell players. I’ll use Gabriel Jesus as a case study.
When i saw how easy it was for Chelsea to sell Nicolas Jackson for £65M to Aston Villa and Arsenal couldn’t even sell Jesus to any club, it truly bothered me. Jackson was on £100k per week at Chelsea, it was so easy for him to move on to another club.
However Gabriel Jesus is on £265k and which club wants a player who earns that much, can’t stay fit, doesn’t even get Brazil call up anymore.
Edu Gasper (former SD) and Mikel Arteta needs to be questioned about signing these players on huge weekly wages. Now we can’t sell anyone beyond £50M whereas Chelsea are preparing to sell Enzo Fernandez to Man City for £120M.
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All of which he has done at Arsenal for years often to very little fanfare. Nice to see him getting recognition from Solbakken as well as Ancelotti, Vinicius and Casemiro post Brazil.
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Big turnout at YES Centre in Uganda as Arsenal fans celebrate their Premier League title.
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Ni mbaya guys! Arsenal fans have occupied Moi Avenue in Nairobi City from end to end. It’s full to the brim. Everywhere is red and white!
It’s crazy that the guy who revolutionised driving is so bad at driving.
Bodycam footage from the Martin County Sheriff's Office shows the moment Tiger Woods is arrested for driving under the influence after a car crash in Florida.
He was also charged with property damage and refusal to submit to a lawful test.
The 15-times major champion submitted a written plea of not guilty via his lawyers on Tuesday.
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Super Bowl champs now officially for sale:
Estate of Paul G. Allen Begins Sale Process for Seattle Seahawks
ALT The Estate of Paul G. Allen today announced it has commenced a formal sale process for the Seattle Seahawks NFL franchise, consistent with Allen’s directive to eventually sell his sports holdings and direct all Estate proceeds to philanthropy. The Estate has selected investment bank Allen & Company and law firm Latham & Watkins to lead the sale process, which is estimated to continue through the 2026 off-season. NFL owners must then ratify a final purchase agreement.
