@anchyg7@fkhanage you're a small club. we could have any of your players if we wanted. we could have your stadium. we could have you if we wanted too. know your role in the chain kid.
@MrDtAFC a player like in the past you would sign for 20 million before he turns into a megastar that you can't afford but thanks to chelsea, psg, and united, a young talent has a good season and clubs want a 100 million.
@MrDtAFC Owen, Messi, Rooney are the only ones who you could say had it all. I wouldnt pay a 100m because that pressure who hurt the kid but that's how the market is these days.
@YouAreMyArsenal it oversatures it. I want the world cup to be must see tv not an all you can eat buffet. The reason why they did is because more games means more tv revenue, more ad revenue, and more sponsor revenue.
@4TheArsenal_ for me, i think we should go for wharton or fernandes or anderson. i'd also like us to add another creative midfielder cause odegaard has been ass this season and eze has been inconsistent.
I think Alvarez clearly wants to go to barca and these assholes like doing this. they did
I’ve never spoken about this publicly, so bear with me.
But I want to articulate why this Premier League win for Arsenal isn’t ’just football’.
In July 2025, my son was born with a rare condition called CDH. It’s a hernia that forms in the diaphragm, which means that the major organs develop in the chest cavity.
This puts extreme pressure on the development of the lungs.
We were told throughout the pregnancy that he had a 30-40% chance of survival.
We had to wait until my partner gave birth to see whether he would make it or not.
He had life saving surgery on day 5 of his life - and we endured a 2 month stay in a hospital in London.
At times we were told that he might not make it through the night - but by the grace of god, and throughout a rollercoaster of ups and downs he survived the intensive care process.
During that time was the start of the Premier League season - and the one escape that I had was Arsenal football club.
We had been at hospital for a month, and hadn’t left the hospital grounds. We were there 24/7.
I felt so guilty leaving him, but made the choice to find a local pub and watch Arsenal’s season opening game against Man United. And for that 90 minutes, I was able to escape the pain and sadness.
Watching Arsenal become the one thing that helped me escape, even for just 90 minutes over the course of those few months.
We needed a name for my boy. Something to signify strength, courage and being brave hearted. We chose Leo.
He was born on the 19th July.
Leandro (Leo - number 19) Trossard’s goal against West Ham. That historic goal. Will forever live in a lot of people’s memories forever. For me, it felt like destiny.
Leo is now thriving. And in his first season as an Arsenal fan, he’s been spoilt.
Football means so much to all of us. This football club means so much to us. It’s more than just a game.
It shapes people’s lives, their character. It’s hope, it’s escape, it’s proof that hard work pays off.
Whatever your reason is for loving this club and loving football - enjoy every single second of this joy.
This one is for you, son.
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What is it with United’s ex players and their shitty analysis? Literally we are the opposite of that. We play as a team and we have a structured system.
What he described is literally Manchester United. A team thats full of hype thats past its glorious that relies on Bruno.
🗣️ Paul Scholes: "L’Italie est comme l’Arsenal des sélections. pleine de hype basée sur ses gloires passées. Ils ne jouent pas avec une vision claire en tant qu’équipe ; tout repose sur des initiatives individuelles. Il y a trop de prestations paresseuses. ce n’est pas l’Italie que nous connaissions dans les années 1990 et au début des années 2000. Ils n’ont pas l’esprit de joueurs comme Maldini, Cannavaro, Pirlo, Buffon et Totti."