Peter Mulholland

Existentialist. Vagabond. Fool. ADHD. Arsenal.

[h @htomufc]

Just sub Merino on and get it over with.

[Marina Purkiss @MarinaPurkiss]

Finding this quite hard to stomach from a country that is bombing the shit out of other countries…

[Joakim 🌹🇳🇴🇪🇺 @joakial_]

One of the Norwegian commentators on the halftime show: “I’d rather watch my dad wipe his ass than this.”

[hannah ✨ @hannahafcc]

hahahaha

[Peter Mulholland @PeterMu73825561]

VAMOS!!!!!!

[DFF @DumbFxckFinder]

Body Cam Footage of Andrew Tate’s arrest

[Naomi @naomaccia]

Truly can’t wait for the US to have nothing to do with football again for a very long time.

[Peter Mulholland @PeterMu73825561]

Mikel, son, it's your time

[Peter Mulholland @PeterMu73825561]

A Merino goal will feed millions

[Detroit Gooner @GoonerInDetroit]

Hear me out… Mikel Merino, 90th minute winner..

[Sovey @SoveyX]

“Actual footage” of Andrew Tate’s perp walk.

[Danielle. @danielle_AFC]

Let’s never let the Americans host again please.

[G.T @gingerrtom]

i'm assembling a team.

[Peter Mulholland @PeterMu73825561]

America and consumerism ruining this sport, as expected.

Good riddance to this tournament.

[Peter Mulholland @PeterMu73825561]

We are literally craving a corner or a shot on target or just something to make us believe that football is not continuing to die a slow, slow death

[Purple Panel @PurplePanel]

Exclusive:

Arsenal made the decision not to proceed with the Morgan Rogers deal.

Morgan Rogers and Arsenal never reached a full agreement on personal terms, with the player’s preference for a move never treated as an agreement by either party. Those within the club remained of the belief that Rogers’ preferred destination was Arsenal, and the foundations had already been laid.

Rogers maintained a respectful approach towards Aston Villa’s hierarchy throughout the process, prioritising the club’s ability to pursue the strongest possible sale should a transfer materialize.

Villa’s hierarchy, working under financial pressure, considered the current market to be inflated and sought to maximize the transfer fee by encouraging a competitive bidding process.

Arsenal were invited to formalise their interest alongside Chelsea, but Arsenal remained firm on the valuation set internally by the club’s recruitment team.

Arsenal’s hierarchy were not prepared to enter a bidding war or exceed their internal valuation, despite Arteta’s strong desire to sign Rogers, with the club remaining disciplined over the financial terms of the deal.

The club informed Villa they would not match Chelsea’s financial proposal or exceed their internal valuation of Rogers, as they won't allow themselves to be exploited because of their perceived need.

The decision was consistent with the club's wider recruitment strategy, which prioritizes internal valuations over market pressure and has previously seen the club walk away from deals they considered overvalued.

He who waits strikes true. He who hurries misses the mark. Arsenal had already begun assessing another deal before Villa were formally informed.

[Andrew Fox @Mr_Andrew_Fox]

Get the Tate look:

[Mukhtar @I_amMukhtar]

The Internet is undefeated.