🚨🗣.."I have to say, when I watch Arsenal now, I see a club that has evolved tremendously. The football they play is beautiful to watch the movement, the intensity, the confidence and the way they control games. There's a real identity to this team, and you can see how much the club has grown.
People will always have their opinions about how I left Arsenal, but I've never stopped having love and respect for that football club. I had some incredible years there, and Arsenal will always hold a special place in my heart.
At the end of the day, football is full of decisions. Players make decisions about their careers, and sometimes those decisions are difficult for supporters to accept. But they're just football decisions that players make. It shouldn't erase the love, the memories or the respect.
I still have a lot of affection for Arsenal, and honestly, it's beautiful to see the club playing football like this again. They deserve success."
— Robin Vaan Pers!e
Me realizing that next season, you’ll see a 46-year-old jobless Micheal Carrick on Sky Sports criticizing Mikel Arteta's style of play and calling it boring football.
🚨 EXCL: Manchester United expected to appoint Gareth Southgate as new head coach following decision to sack Michael Carrick. Former England boss in line to take charge at Old Trafford. #MUFC
@Rishabh_Kardile I can tell you first hand, people didnt shut up when Arsenal did it, I’m pointing it out for hypocrisy not specially cos I thought it was a foul.