Anderson ➡️ Man United
Doku ➡️ Arsenal
Semenyo ➡️ Liverpool
Guehi ➡️ Aston Villa
Haaland ➡️ Real Madrid
Agbonlahor predicts a mass exodus from #MCFC as he reveals where City's stars should go next! 👀
🔴Jurgen Klopp back in 2022: "There are three clubs in world football who can do what they want financially Competing with them? It's not possible.
"I heard Newcastle say there's no ceiling for this club - he's absolutely right.
Congratulations - some clubs have ceilings."
#LFC
Arsenal fans only turned on city after that game in 21/22. And then went to challenging them.
Before that they were one of the biggest anti Liverpool fanbases… especially when they nearly went invincible twice and they were doing Salah > Henry debates.
One of the worst videos ever. It’s like getting caught cheating by your wife but instead of taking accountability you start telling her how back in the day in school you never used to get any girls, so you’re just happy you’re in a position now to be desired by multiple women
Perspective is everything. When he was at Chelsea it was so easy to ignore all of this & focus on the occasional donkey touch / finish.
Unfortunately most of our fans still see him as Chelsea player, so they haven't matured past that. Sublime player
“Red cartel” narrative is so funny man. Liverpool went 30 years without a title, Arsenal have just gone 22 years and United are currently on 13 years without one. Meanwhile, in the meantime, Chelsea and City - pumped full of Russian and Emirati oil money - have won loads
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10 years ago today, Héctor Bellerín made this incredible recovery tackle on Pedro, as Arsenal beat eventual champions Chelsea 3-0 to secure their first win over Chelsea in 5 seasons.
2 months later, Bellerín suffered a nasty ankle injury against Tottenham after a rough challenge from Danny Rose. He was rushed back from injury by Arsène Wenger & never looked the same.
I will never listen to guys that claimed Theo Walcott was a “pace merchant” either. He was an incredibly intelligent footballer and would do so well in this era
Him against the champions of that season Leicester (sigh) at centre forward
Bukayo Saka (113) has already produced more PL G/A than Theo Walcott (107) despite playing 39 fewer games.
Oh, and he has a league title to his name.
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