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. @Arsenal hear me out if we sell Martinelli.

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Name the club missing from Mourinho's coaching career

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Poor world cup performance really did Brentford and Igor Thiago dirty, they would have got huge money on him and yet dude is very mid.

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Honestly, I think we need to be a little more patient with Martinelli. I understand the frustration when performances are inconsistent, but I still see enough quality to believe he can contribute to Arsenal’s ambitions. Not every player needs to be perfect immediately.

I think we are judging him too quickly. He has qualities that can hurt defenders, and with the right coaching and consistency, I believe he can become an important attacking option for Arsenal. If Arteta sees something in him, I am willing to give him time to prove it.

For me, competing with teams like PSG does not mean having eleven perfect players. It means having a deep squad with different profiles and players who can step up at different moments. Arsenal will need that depth if they want to compete seriously in England and Europe.

So I would rather support such players than rush to write them off. We have seen players improve dramatically when given confidence and time. If Arsenal can get the best out of Martinelli and the others, I believe he could become valuable pieces in a squad capable of challenging for the biggest trophies.

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We'll finally test Saudi money😭❤️.

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We'll miss Pep Guardiola at the touchline, now we have to watch boring Amorim😭.

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Jamie Carragher has questioned whether Arsenal possess enough attacking quality to take the next step under Mikel Arteta, claiming the Gunners still lack the “stardust” of a genuine world-class attacker.

Speaking about Arsenal, Carragher argued that the club has built an impressive squad and developed into a serious title contender, but he believes there is still something missing in the final third.

The former Liverpool defender’s main concern is Arsenal’s ability to produce individual moments of brilliance when games are tight. While Arteta’s side can control possession, create chances and dominate opponents, Carragher believes they still need an attacker capable of changing a game almost single-handedly.

His comments also raise questions about Arsenal’s attacking players and whether they have someone who can consistently deliver in the biggest Premier League and Champions League matches.

For Carragher, having a strong structure and an excellent manager is not necessarily enough at the highest level. He believes Arsenal need that one special attacking player who can provide goals, creativity and decisive moments when the team needs them most.

The argument will inevitably lead to debate among Arsenal supporters, especially with the club continuing to strengthen its squad. Arsenal have shown clear progress under Arteta, but Carragher’s assessment suggests that the next step could depend on finding a truly elite attacking player who can provide the “stardust” he feels the team is still missing.

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When I watched Vinicius Jr. against Espanyol yesterday, I felt he looked far from his best. I understand why he wants a salary that reflects his importance, but for me, demanding Mbappe-level wages also means delivering Mbappe-level performances.

What concerned me most was how heavy and unproductive Vini looked. He struggled to make the impact I normally expect from him, and I even wondered if Madrid made the right decision by extending his contract. Of course, one game cannot define him, but his performance raised questions.

I know it was only the first La Liga game, so I am not writing him off. However, I believe it was a reminder that he needs to improve his consistency and become more decisive when Madrid need him most.

Most importantly, I want to see him build a better understanding with Kylian Mbappe. Madrid have two world-class attackers, and they will be better when they play together. If Vini wants to be paid among the very best, he must consistently perform like one of them.

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I absolutely love what Arteta is doing with Martinelli and Gabriel Jesus. It’s about time we became ruthless.
They want to stay in London even when they are not playing or producing enough. But Arsenal is not a charity. If you are not performing, the club has every right to move you on.
We are trying to build a dynasty, and you don’t build a dynasty by keeping players because of past memories or fan love.
If you love Martinelli that much, you can follow him to his next club.

At Arsenal, you either perform or you leave...No more carrying passengers. No more excuses.

Ruthless Arsenal is back.

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Jamie Carragher on Arsenal’s Front Four

“I still think Arsenal lack a world-class player in the front four. About two years ago I thought Saka and Odegaard would make that next step. For whatever reason it’s not happened due to injuries or Arsenal not being at their best.

Those two were close to getting to the levels shown by Man City and Liverpool players, like De Bruyne and Haaland or Salah and Mane. They took their teams to the title.

Arsenal won the league without [Saka and Odegaard] doing it. They did it by having a great defence and goalkeeper. But I still think Saka and Odegaard can get back to where they were a couple of years ago.

The psychological factor of being champions now will take this Arsenal team to another level rather than buying a superstar player.”

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You have to admire the courage and faith of Man United fans. I don't know why they think they can win the league without a single world class player. If you look at Arsenal's second eleven and Man United first eleven, I believe Arsenal's second eleven will have a chance to win the league ahead of Man United first eleven.

Man United's first CB partnership can't start in Arsenal's second eleven. You can't tell me you have hopes of winning the league with Harry Maguire and heaven as the CB partnership. Look at the champions Arsenal, they could have trusted Mosquera as they wait for Saliba and Timber because I believe he is better than Maguire and Heaven.

Mikel Arteta decided to add Ezri Konsa to the depth of defense he has and remember if Saliba and Timber recover he will drop to the bench. Ezri Konsa and Mosquera can start every game for Man United but they are backups at Arsenal.

It's the right time Man United fans start accepting the reality and stop dreaming about winning the league because the squad they have currently the best they can achieve is finishing in the top half of the table.

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I absolutely love what Arteta is doing with Martinelli and Gabriel Jesus. It’s about time we became ruthless.
They want to stay in London even when they are not playing or producing enough. But Arsenal is not a charity. If you are not performing, the club has every right to move you on.
We are trying to build a dynasty, and you don’t build a dynasty by keeping players because of past memories or fan love.
If you love Martinelli that much, you can follow him to his next club.

At Arsenal, you either perform or you leave...No more carrying passengers. No more excuses.

Ruthless Arsenal is back.

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.@grok, without being biased, who has to stand up for Sir Alex Ferguson to sit..

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@grok Fuck you grok

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.@grok, without being biased, who has to stand up for Sir Alex Ferguson to sit..

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💣🚨Thierry Henry Replies Mikel Obi For Calling Arsenal Fans Dumb and saying Arsenal was Humbled.

Humbled is not the word I would use.

John,

🗣️You said Arsenal fans had been humbled.
You said after one title in 22 years we suddenly believed we were “one of the big boys again.”
You said no, we are not.
You said there was never a chance Vinicius would leave Real Madrid for a club with zero Champions League titles.
You said he was simply using Arsenal.
And you finished by asking what the fans were smoking.

Allow me to respond with clarity.

🗣️Winning the Premier League after more than two decades is not delusion.
It is restoration.
It is proof that the standard is rising again.
You calling that “humbled” reveals more about your perspective than it does about the club.

🗣️You speak of Champions League trophies as if they are the only currency that matters.
Real Madrid have them in abundance. Arsenal do not yet.
But a club is not defined solely by the trophies it currently lacks.
It is defined by its direction, its ambition, and the players who still believe in its project.

🗣️Vinicius chose to remain at Real Madrid.
That is his right.
A player who has tasted consistent success often prefers the certainty of more.
That choice does not diminish Arsenal.
It simply confirms that some players prioritise what is already guaranteed over what is still being built.

🗣️You mentioned the messages in your DMs.
Fans reacting with emotion to a strong opinion is not unusual.
Turning that reaction into a punchline about what they were “smoking” is unnecessary.
It reduces a football discussion to mockery.

🗣️You were a disciplined, successful midfielder.
You won major trophies.
That earns respect.
It does not earn the right to dismiss an entire fanbase for daring to believe their club could attract one of the best players in the world.

🗣️Arsenal are champions of England.
The work continues.
Your comments will fade.
The project will not.

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When I watched Vinicius Jr. against Espanyol yesterday, I felt he looked far from his best. I understand why he wants a salary that reflects his importance, but for me, demanding Mbappe-level wages also means delivering Mbappe-level performances.

What concerned me most was how heavy and unproductive Vini looked. He struggled to make the impact I normally expect from him, and I even wondered if Madrid made the right decision by extending his contract. Of course, one game cannot define him, but his performance raised questions.

I know it was only the first La Liga game, so I am not writing him off. However, I believe it was a reminder that he needs to improve his consistency and become more decisive when Madrid need him most.

Most importantly, I want to see him build a better understanding with Kylian Mbappe. Madrid have two world-class attackers, and they will be better when they play together. If Vini wants to be paid among the very best, he must consistently perform like one of them.

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What does this guy has over Madueke???? Real Madrid was scammed just like Arsenal with Madueke.

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Jamie Carragher has questioned whether Arsenal possess enough attacking quality to take the next step under Mikel Arteta, claiming the Gunners still lack the “stardust” of a genuine world-class attacker.

Speaking about Arsenal, Carragher argued that the club has built an impressive squad and developed into a serious title contender, but he believes there is still something missing in the final third.

The former Liverpool defender’s main concern is Arsenal’s ability to produce individual moments of brilliance when games are tight. While Arteta’s side can control possession, create chances and dominate opponents, Carragher believes they still need an attacker capable of changing a game almost single-handedly.

His comments also raise questions about Arsenal’s attacking players and whether they have someone who can consistently deliver in the biggest Premier League and Champions League matches.

For Carragher, having a strong structure and an excellent manager is not necessarily enough at the highest level. He believes Arsenal need that one special attacking player who can provide goals, creativity and decisive moments when the team needs them most.

The argument will inevitably lead to debate among Arsenal supporters, especially with the club continuing to strengthen its squad. Arsenal have shown clear progress under Arteta, but Carragher’s assessment suggests that the next step could depend on finding a truly elite attacking player who can provide the “stardust” he feels the team is still missing.

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