Chykes

Living and Learning...God's son.

[Pinhead @JasonCl27104227]

@Arsenal_N10 @Carra23 @GNev2 @ga11agbon @talkSPORT would Arsenal have been justified whacking a sunderland player? this was your agenda when martinelli pushed bradley last season? shall we mention the weak officiating also from Brooks? how is Gabriel booked for this???

[Molly @Molly_AFC]

🚨🚨BREAKING: GARETH BALE:
“There was one moment in football that completely shifted my perspective on rivalry. I was dealing with a recurring muscle problem that haunted my whole career, when I got a surprise message from Real Madrid’s fitness trainer.

He told me, ‘Leo heard about your injury and wants to help you out.’ 💙
Next thing I knew, I was getting a direct call from Messi’s own doctor. He gave me a recovery plan that had worked for him, plus the exact rehab drills Messi followed in 2013 🩺📋.

He also pointed me to a top sports clinic in Barcelona where elite players go. 🏥🇪🇸.”

“That experience showed me professionalism isn’t about club colors or badges 🤝. Real greatness is what you give to others, even if they’re your opponents. Messi is a person first, legend second 🐐❤️.

When most people treat El Clásico like a battle, Messi reminded everyone that football is about more than goals — it’s about heart and respect 🌍✨”

[Ibrahim Suleiman @edomaloybwg]

Remember;

With 5 games to go each, Arsenal and Man City had 70 points each, with exact same goal difference.
But city were ahead based on goals scored.

Everybody was sure they would win all the upcoming 5 matches, and Arsenal would drop points.

Well... behold the bottlers of the 2025/2026 season 🥳 🎉 🪅

[HandofArsenal @HandofArsenal]

Arsenal are officially Premier League Champions. Ive waited 22 years to say that. Thank you Mikel Arteta. Unforgettable’s. What a journey it has been with each and every one of you. Champions of England. Easily one of the best days of my life. We did it ❤️

[Anything Arsenal @AnythingArsen]

Step 1: Beat Atletico Madrid

Step 2: Beat West Ham

Step 3: Rest for 8 days and play your strongest team for 90 minutes against Burnley at home and get that GD up

Step 4: Rest for 6 days and play your strongest team for 90 minutes against Palace who will probably rest their first 11

Finish with 10+ goals difference

[Forever Arsenal @Arsenal_N10]

Only those who NEVER gave up on Gyökeres are permitted to like this tweet..

[Vfynn_🥷🏼 𐙚 @Vfynn_]

🚨🎙️| Ian Wright on the penalty decisions in yesterday’s Arsenal vs Atlético Madrid match, with reference to the current IFAB Laws of the Game and UEFA VAR guidelines:

🗣️ “Listen, watching this game, I have to say, this kind of refereeing and VAR chaos is ruining football. It’s becoming unwatchable.

First, Arsenal’s penalty, the one on Gyokores. By the book, it’s a foul all day. You come through the back, you don’t play the ball, you disrupt the player’s balance, that’s careless at minimum. The law is crystal clear on that. So yes, penalty. No controversy there.

Now Atlético’s handball… and this is where I have a problem. The law says if your arm makes your body unnaturally bigger, you’re taking a risk. Fine. But it also talks about context, deflections matter. The ball hits the leg first, then the arm. So now you’re telling me we ignore the deflection just because the arm is slightly away from the body? That’s a selective reading of the law. If you apply the spirit of the rule, that’s not a penalty. If you apply the strictest possible interpretation, maybe it is. But you can’t pick and choose when to be strict.

Then the second Arsenal penalty on Eberechi Eze, and this is the one that exposes everything. The referee gives it in real time, meaning he judged the contact as meaningful. The law says VAR only intervenes for a clear and obvious error. So explain to me how is that a clear and obvious error? There’s contact on the shin, the player is impeded, it’s not imaginary. At that point, VAR is re-refereeing the game, not correcting mistakes.

So what’s the pattern here? When it benefits Atlético Madrid, we go strict on the letter of the law, arm slightly out, penalty. When it benefits Arsenal, suddenly we go ultra-demanding ‘is the contact enough? let’s overanalyse it.’

That’s not consistency. That’s interpretation depending on outcome.

And this is why fans lose their heads because the same rule is being applied three different ways in the same game.

Don’t tell me about laws if you’re not going to apply them the same way every single time.”

[Good_Gooner @KadusuSteve]

@ArsenalBuzzCom 😂 Bournemouth’s “longest run” ends at the Emirates this weekend. We just smashed Sporting’s 16-game streak in their own gaff… Bournemouth at home? 3-0 minimum.

Sit down with that 1-1 nonsense #COYG #AFC

[Arsenal News @ArsenalNews_Hub]

🚨🎙️ | Micah Richards backs Arsenal F.C.:

🗣️ “Everyone wants to see Arsenal bottle it… that’s why there’s so much noise and pressure.”

🗣️ “The quadruple talk? That came from the media, not reality.”

🗣️ “But this time is different — Arsenal won’t let a 9-point lead slip.”

🗣️ “Come May… Arsenal will be champions of the premier league.” 🏆🔴

[Riley @RileyTTS]

@FabrizioRomano Wtf this was how they won.

[David Hundeyin @DavidHundeyin]

@FabrizioRomano It's OK, we have heard. They should also award them the Superbowl, Wimbledon and US Open too. Then the Moroccan king should undress Patrice Motsepe and make love to him on live TV while they're at it.

We literally don't care.

[ⒶⓕⓒSavio 🔴⚪ @Afcsavio]

@talkSPORT In case you've never seen a foolish person before, here he is.

[🇧🇻 MØ8 @HandofOdegaard8]

13 matches to go! If you believe, REPOST !!!

[Arsenal Era @Arsenal_Era]

@Alarsenalnews_ Don't waste your time with @GNev2
What managerial experience does he bring? Telling us how to play. I wouldn't trust him with a kindergarten team.
Most of these Manchester United legends only have jobs because of Arsenal.

[now.arsenal @now_arsenaI]

@DailyAFC Bro is a full on idiot

[Bright.I ❤️ #COYG ❤️ @BBkelly19]

@DailyAFC @thericheyy This Gary Neville guy is a deluded retard.. Arsenal leading on aggregate but they're the ones that have got more work to do .. Good luck to anyone who listens to Gary

[Archegos @ArchegosDan]

The diagnosis is spot on. Where do we begin? The mindset of the average Nigerian is one that lacks even the most basic sense of patriotism and collective responsibility.

We have a deep cultural defect, an obsession with money pursued at the expense of everything else. We chase wealth so recklessly that we destroy the very conditions that make life livable. Quality of life is sacrificed daily, and no one seems to care.

Look around. Churches and mosques planted in the middle of residential areas with no regard for noise, zoning, or the people who live there. Neighborhoods with no waste management, no bins, no systems, just filth normalized as life.

Roads built without gutters, guaranteeing flooding and decay. Shops and kiosks pushed right up to expressways. Shopping complexes constructed without car parks, forcing chaos onto the roads.
Nuisance is everywhere. Public space is hostile. You can’t do anything publicly without being harassed by thugs, noise, disorder and lawlessness.
There are no parks, no intentional spaces for rest, order, or shared civic life.

These are not “African problems.” They are Nigerian problems. And we’ve normalized this abnormalities.
They are not inevitable, they are the direct results of collective indiscipline, poor values, and a society that has abandoned communal growth for selfish survival.
This is self-inflicted. Until we confront our behaviors as a people nothing will change, this is beyond politics.

[Arsenal News Channel @Arsenalnewschan]

🗣️Former #Arsenal man Emmanuel Eboue wants the Arsenal wingers to produce more for Viktor Gyökeres: “I watched Viktor a lot when he played in Portugal, and he is a very good striker. He is strong, but the problem is that the wingers don’t use him often enough. All of them want to score, but he is the striker. His job is to score.

“Henry always told me, Clichy, Ashley Cole and all the other guys, that he was the striker. He needed to score. He told us that he knew we wanted to score, but our job was not to score. Our job was to produce chances.”