🚨🔵⚪️ Excl: Glen Kamara has agreed to join QPR, deal agreed also between clubs with Rennes and here we go!
Agreement on loan with an option to buy. Deal at paperwork stage.
Real Madrid did absolutely everything to stop William Saliba signing that renewal.
Saliba spoke to Gabriel and Arteta and chose to make history here at Arsenal.
Genuinely, nothing but respect and admiration for that level of desire to win here, the place he calls home.
A special shout out to Jamie O’Hara, Shay Given, Peter Schmeichel, Joe Hart, Gabby Agbonlahor, Chris Sutton, Gary Neville, that midget Rory div, and the dozens of others I’ve forgotten - all of whom have been doing their absolute bollocks the past few months, willing and praying hard for Man City to win the league.
Get fucked, all of you.
WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS.
We could use this as a reason to bash the anti #Arsenal narrative, but what we should be doing is enjoying the celebrations of both teams. They have reached the biggest final in club football, one that few can dream of playing in, and look what it means. This is what it’s about.
I was listening to a TalkSPORT debate and Darren Bent confidently dropped this one:
🗣️ “There’s no one in the history of the Premier League who played for a club, came back as manager, and then won a major trophy.”
Sounds factual on the surface… but let’s be honest.
This is exactly how mainstream media operates — cherry-picked narratives designed to plant doubt, especially when a club starts to look dangerous.
They don’t ask why Arteta is competing.
They don’t talk about process, progression, standards, culture.
They just throw history at you and say: “It’s never happened before.”
As if football hasn’t been rewritten a hundred times already.
Arsenal weren’t supposed to challenge. Arteta wasn’t supposed to survive. A “young project” wasn’t supposed to go toe-to-toe with oil clubs. A former captain wasn’t supposed to out-coach serial winners.
Yet here we are.
History isn’t a wall — it’s a door. And someone always has to be the first to open it.
Mikel Arteta isn’t here to respect old Premier League folklore. He’s here to break it.
And when that major trophy finally lands at the Emirates, all these lazy narratives will quietly disappear… like they were never loud in the first place.
Trust the process.
Trust the manager.
Trust the rewrite.
Thought Kai Havertz scoring would be the best thing I watch tonight but here’s John Terry recording himself thinking Chelsea will score only for Kai to win it. In his full Chelsea tracksuit ahaahhahahahahahahahahahahahahhahahahahah
Opposition managers repeatedly admit Arsenal play the best football in the league and deserve to be top, yet some Arsenal fans would rather listen to loud opinions from people who only discovered football a decade ago.
Set pieces, style of play anything to push the agenda.
The inherited hate towards Arsenal is getting out of control.