Lies against Arsenal players last season
They said Gyokeres was the most dispossessed player where it was Morgan Rogers
Zubimendi has the most back passes whereas he is not even in top 5 as Szoboszlai was the first..
Arsenal fans are the funniest man and I don't understand how they see the game.
A striker gets you 21 goals in all competitions with your best creators in Martin Ødegaard and Bukayo Saka missing most games and you want him out?
The last player to Score 20+ goals in all competitions was Pierre Emrick Aubameyang and that was the last time we won a trophy prior to this season.
We went six years without any Arsenal player Scoring 20+ goals in all competitions and we didn't win any Silverware.
Kai Havertz that makes everyone plays better except himself from scoring goals couldn't do that, Gabriel Jesus with the flare, the one that plays for the Camera couldn't do that yet you want a Striker that got you a Premier League title in 22 years to leave because he's not the most aesthetically pleasing.
Fix up Gunners.
Like what did you think teenagers was on when Check The Rhime dropped? Wearing Fedoras? Saying “hey that’s cool my man”…
NO. We were wearing Jordans and starter jackets…..
Saying “Mitch Marner was never protected by the Leafs” is genuinely preposterous when the organization fired a GM for wanting to trade him (he was right to want that).
That is nonsensical viewpoint and should be taken as such.
if you’re “remaking” possession in america you might as well not remake it at all, post war berlin is such a big part of this film
the film is inspired by the directors divorce and the location, divided berlin, was used to strengthen the feeling of separation and depression
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