KaRThik

Arsenal | Music | Generic | Sock Connoisseur

[KaRThik @caRThikb]

😂😂 The ambivalence of this emoji rightly supplements the tweet quoted below https://t.co/A6vQSAnn3p

[Daily Cannon is on Bluesky @DailyCannon]

I hate love you @Arsenal

[Richa Pinto @richapintoi]

Important update: Plz save the numbers.

With recurring technical glitches affecting the 101 emergency helpline operated through MTNL, the Mumbai Fire Brigade has introduced five alternative mobile numbers.

BMC announced the additional numbers on Wednesday. Citizens can call 9076333101, 9076333102, 9076333103, 9076333104 or 9076333105 to seek assistance during fires, building collapses, road accidents, tree falls, drowning incidents and other emergencies.

[KaRThik @caRThikb]

@r3dash Check price. It's showing 16,999. Is the offer price expected to be 9999?

[KaRThik @caRThikb]

@RoadsOfMumbai @ThaneCityPolice @MTPHereToHelp Due to the new work started near mulund check naka. It's horrible

[KaRThik @caRThikb]

@sandygrains Finding that iv line gets progressively worse for the support staff while it gets more and more nagging for you. Wishing you a quick recovery. Take care.

[Maahir Panchal @maahirpanchal]

Take this as a rant.

Take this as something a long time coming

Take this from someone who's spent his life in factories growing up.

We need to develop a better ecosystem for ourselves to thrive!

A +ve critique on India's manufacturing scene. https://t.co/S2JcsubqDr

[KaRThik @caRThikb]

@PrateetJain Bro they already do
I think there aren't enough experienced people which will improve with more iterations

[Cris @crisbadaro]

O fato de que tanto Oppenheimer quanto A Odisseia serem filmes sobre homens arrependidos com o mal que eles soltaram no mundo é prova que o Nolan se arrepende de ter revivido a onda de filme de super herói

[Abhishek AB @ABsay_ek]

On this day 42 years ago, Viv Richards walked out at Old Trafford in 1984 with pterygium, an eye disease that made the cricket ball look like a smudged coin. Doctors had already cut into his eyes. He batted without a helmet because he thought helmets were for people who feared things & Richards feared nothing except maybe being ordinary.

West Indies were collapsing at 102 for 7. Haynes run out fot 1. Greenidge caught at 9. Gomes bowled on 4. Lloyd gone for 4. Dujon out for a duck.. Richards was on 70 something when lunch break arrived. Not a single dismissed batter in top 7 had reached double figures. He walked into dressing room & told his team that pitch was excellent. Problem was them. Then he turned to Eldine Baptiste & said, just stay. 29overs left. just hang around.

Baptiste made 26 & left. Joel Garner made 3 & left. At 166 for 9, Michael Holding walked out. Same Holding who had bruised Englishmen at this very ground 8 years ago with raw pace. Now he was a shield. Richards took 54 of the last 81 balls & scored 93 runs alone. Holding faced 27 & made 12*. They added 106 runs for 10th wicket. Still the highest in ODI history. Richards finished on 189* from 170 balls. He had made 69.48% of his team's runs.

England were chasing 273. They made 168. Same total West Indies had when Holding joined Richards. Richards also took 2 wickets because apparently one discipline was not enough.

Numbers say it was the greatest ODI innings ever. Wisden put it at top og their 100 greatest innings. But the real story is a man with damaged eyes playing like he could see the future. A man who had said no to blank cheque offers from rebel tours of apartheid South Africa twice, who had been suspended as a teenager after a riot, who learned the game in a bar owner's borrowed whites.
He made 189 runs while his teammates made excuses. And when it was done, he probably just put his bat in kit bag & asked what was for dinner.

[Kai Havertz @kaihavertz29]

An unbelievable season which didn’t end in the way we all dreamed of. That doesn’t change the fact we are still champions of England!

Looking forward to celebrating that with the thousands of fans tomorrow in North London!

Thank you for all the support this season ❤️

[atul kasbekar @atulkasbekar]

Proud of the boys
Heck of a season
Getting better year on year
It will come

PL happened
CL soon enough

COYG always

Well played PSG 👏🏽👏🏽
#ARSPSG

[Jamie Spangher @jamiespangher]

Like, holy god

[Amy Lawrence @amylawrence71]

What a night. What a day. What a 22 years.

As Arsène once said, "happiness and suffering are linked to the time you've had to wait".

Free to read: a piece on the end of an eternal wait to get back to the summit.

https://t.co/WRf3g3qxGS

[Niall Ferguson @nfergus]

As a Scotsman who came to England when you could barely find out the results of the games north of the border, I found my way to @Arsenal so my sons could share my love of the beautiful game. All five of us hereby heartily endorse every word of this from @arseblog: https://t.co/9jOswyGlEP

[Miguel Delaney @MiguelDelaney]

It’s an unpopular view but Arsenal’s title is the story of considerable overperformance against wealthier opposition - City’s higher wage bill is the equivalent of more than five Sakas

It wasn’t always pretty but it is maximising everything you’ve got

https://t.co/IqVaAIfOdJ

[KaRThik @caRThikb]

… and so many more names keep popping into my head.

All of them deserved to win the league with Arsenal but never got to. Still, they made those difficult years worthwhile with their craft and moments of brilliance.

Thank you.

[KaRThik @caRThikb]

Tomas Rosicky
Jack Wilshere
Aaron Ramsey
Theo Walcott
Andrey Arshavin
Bellerin
Bacary Sagna
Kieran Tierney
Takehiro Tomiyasu
Granit Xhaka
Ozil
ESR
Nacho Monreal
Thomas Vermaelen
Per Mertesacker…

[Hugh Laurie @hughlaurie]

Well heck. The Arsenal. What an amazing achievement. BPM 150, dropping slowly.

[Arsenal @Arsenal]

This belongs to all of us.

[Dave @DaveSunderlandx]

No longer playing Fifa or Footie Manager is a massive factor too