Rohit

Flâneuring around for all things - Finance, Food & Football.

[Rohit @hampidumpty]

@amitabhk87 He is amazing. Similarly I have been lucky to have meet quite a few stand out local guides in my travels across #India. One such gentleman was Mr Ramesh at #Lonar. You may like his way of presenting.

https://t.co/ojkIrBQM3K

#IncredibleIndia

[Rohit @hampidumpty]

@UnitedStandMUFC Casimiro was 30 when he joined Utd.

[Rohit @hampidumpty]

@b50 Try explaining it to your friends at Marcellus 😋

[Rohit @hampidumpty]

@ltarsenal Ballack to Chelsea at 29 as well

[Rohit @hampidumpty]

@SahilKapoor Precisely when Marcellus had turned bearish on Indian Equities...

[Cristian 🇨🇴 @bristiancurgess]

Some of you guys are way too young.

[Rohit @hampidumpty]

@b50 Few yrs ago he claimed that MFs cant beat PMS as a vehicle. In the end, show us your performance across cycle. Rest is conjecture.

[Rohit @hampidumpty]

@b50 https://t.co/FlcL9jg67f

Its difficult to keep up with his narratives on the markets. One day he says that CCP has volatility less than a GoI bond. Few yrs bk he claimed that he eschewed Intl markets investing as the Indian monopolies have high ROCE.

[Madrid Sports @MadridSports_]

😱 Este vídeo de Henry explicando el 0-2 de España es BRUTAL

Luego en las televisiones de aquí tenemos a cuatro vendidos y a influencers que saben de fútbol lo justo o menos...

[Rohit @hampidumpty]

@sandesh_samant All Parsi joints for that matter

[Arsenal @Arsenal]

⏪ Robert Pires joined Arsenal 26 years ago today...

And the rest is history 🇫🇷

[Rohit @hampidumpty]

@singhvarun Rains is on us (again!). Yet no signs of this bridge being thrown open. Imagine the incompetence...meanwhile the poor commuters face a harrowing experience every day.

[Rohit @hampidumpty]

@singhvarun Imagine the plight of the 8000 odd staff working closeby and countless number of commuters using that shambolic bridge every day. The new been ready for more than 12 months now.

[Rohit @hampidumpty]

Service road opp Morgan Stanley Goregaon. Area earmarked for plants remains empty and gets filled up with water due to rains. Some of them are size of a ditch. Poor lady had a fall and got herself injured. Who's accountable to her and several others? @mybmc @mybmcInfra

[Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw @kiranshaw]

This is how we need to design & plan our roads that reflects our garden city image. Unfortunately it’s now a garbage city with shrinking greenery

[Rohit @hampidumpty]

@TamalBandyo When the policy makers start hallucinating that BKC is equivalent to a Canary Wharf. Meanwhile the rickshaw wallahs will have a field day at work.

[Rohit @hampidumpty]

@milinddeora Ban the gutka and clamp down heavily on the spitting. Lets start with these low hanging ones first to be more hygienic in public spaces.

[Arsenal @Arsenal]

Wenger: “No truth in the links with Arteta”

[Keir Starmer @Keir_Starmer]

22 long years for the Arsenal.

But finally, we’re back where we belong.

Champions!

[Arsenal @Arsenal]

Arsenal: 2025/26 Premier League champions.

[Henry Winter @henrywinter]

Arsenal are Premier League champions and they thoroughly deserve to be. They’ve waited so long for this, they’ve worked so hard for this, withstood so much frustration and so many jibes. They’ve put up with 22 years of title hurt, going close, drifting back, fighting back, building the squad, building the team, building the momentum. Believing in the process, believing in Mikel Arteta. And now, to the Gunners, the glory.

So much praise is due Arteta, for gradually shaping this team, for turning them into champions. The football his team plays is not the most breath-taking Arsenal have ever produced, certainly not in the creative class of Arsene Wenger’s champions. Arsenal need to become more expansive. Arteta's artists, one day. It’s not been a great season in the league for quality but it’s certainly been good for the league to have different champions for a change.

For Arsenal, this was about getting over the line and, helped by Nicolas Jover’s honours degree in the set-piece arts from the college of cunning, they did. They also got away with plenty of grappling in getting their grip on the title trophy. Manchester City, a more attractive side, pushed them close but Arsenal showed their resilience. One-nil to the mindset.

And glory for Declan Rice, the best player in the Premier League, the player who defined the destiny of the title with his driving runs, leadership without needing the armband, shielding the back-four, covering back, and also starting attacks from the back. Rice received this reporter's vote for FWA Footballer of the Year, and last night's immense display against Burnley showed why. This title win showed why. The game is about glory.

Glory, too, for Arsenal’s strong spine of David Raya, Gabriel, Rice and Viktor Gyokeres. Glory for Hale End, producing so much talent, not least the wonderful Bukayo Saka. And credit to the Arsenal board who backed Arteta when so many questioned him. Backed him with words of support. Backed him with players, and with time and patience.

And, finally, joy to the fans. When Arteta called on them to greet the coach, to raise the roof, to carry the team home, they delivered. A party 22 years in the making has now broken out, Arsenal fans taking to the streets around the Emirates to celebrate. They are worthy champions. #AFC