Jon Koenig

NYIT Men's Soccer ‘21⚽️ Nicole❤️

[Jon Koenig @JonKoenig19]

I would like to officially announce my commitment to NYIT to further my soccer and academic career🙏🏼⚽️

[ty @tygrswrld]

if you can withstand new england winters you are rewarded with 8-9 of the greatest months of living ever and you will also have like 5 random winter days that feel so movie-like you’ll think you’re dreaming

[Arsenal @Arsenal]

THREE. MASSIVE. POINTS. ✊

[Arsenal @Arsenal]

BOUNCING BACK WITH A BIG WIN.

[Arsenal @Arsenal]

STATEMENT MADE.

[Micah Parsons @MicahhParsons11]

Thank you Dallas ….. GO Pack Go! 🧀🟢🟡

[Arsenal @Arsenal]

It was only ever Arsenal.

A boyhood Gooner, our new number 10 – welcome home, Ebere ❤️

[Arsenal @Arsenal]

Kicking off our campaign with three huge points ✊

[Arsenal @Arsenal]

Writing the next chapter - TOGETHER 👊

[Arsenal @Arsenal]

Unforgettable night. Unforgettable performance.

[Milwaukee Bucks @Bucks]

Khash Money, forever.

[Arsenal @Arsenal]

BIG THREE POINTS ❤️

[LE GROVE @LeGrove]

For football to be adjudicated fairly, there must be consistent implementation of the rules and a standardized approach to the norms of the game.

It is clear that PGMOL refs/VARs have intentionally taken extreme interpretations of both concepts to shape games to their preference. It’s no longer a suspicion that Arsenal are officiated differently; it is now an objective fact that has undermined our title challenge and soiled what could have been a historic campaign between two great clubs.

They rigidly applied the letter of the law when sending off Declan Rice ("I have no choice") to harm Arsenal. They did it to Arsenal twice, then quietly agreed they wouldn't do it after blowback.

Conversely, they took a lenient view of Kovacic's challenge against City to preserve the integrity of a "big game."

This arbitrary extremism corrupts the game. It allows referees to take center stage, influencing outcomes with zero consequence or even scrutiny in the media. How many times does this decision making land on tone being the issue and 'mistakes happen.'

The Premier League needs to demonstrate leadership. It is beginning to look like they view this as a feature of the game rather than a disgusting bug that must be eradicated before it infects fans' love for football.

Michael Oliver should not be a Premier League referee after today, but he will be, and he'll be put back on Arsenal games despite his horrible record of terrible red cards (8 reds), and his freelance actions raising deeply disturbing questions over his judgement and integrity when it comes to how he refs other teams (City 0 red cards).

[Arsenal @Arsenal]

BIG WIN IN N5 ❤️

[Milwaukee Bucks @Bucks]

Your Milwaukee Bucks are NBA Cup Champions!

[Arsenal @Arsenal]

BIG WIN IN N5 ✊

[Green Bay Packers @packers]

JUST THE TIP

#GBvsCHI

[Green Bay Packers @packers]

THE FG IS BLOCKED FOR THE WIN!

#GBvsCHI

[Milwaukee Brewers @Brewers]

YOUR MILWAUKEE BREWERS ARE BACK-TO-BACK NL CENTRAL CHAMPS

[Arsenal @Arsenal]

Reigning victorious on derby day 🤩

[U.S. Soccer Men's National Team @USMNT]

Introducing...

#USMNT Head Coach Mauricio Pochettino 🇺🇸