Don't really understand being scared of getting dunked on. You people spend too much online looking for validation.
Arsenal being able to potentially poach one of the best LW in the world from Real Madrid is something that never happens. We're elite again. Act like it
Arsenal offered Club Brugge forward Christos Tzolis. Sporting director Andrea Berta actively pursuing £35m deal after assistant Maurizio Micheli watched the Greece international play v Sweden last week. Mikel Arteta on board with possible signing. https://t.co/WVvyaF3I84
Arsenal fans basically have mass neuroses from the fact that all our outlier talents are on the defensive side of the ball. It might have been cool to have elite scorers instead of duelers or an offensive prodigy coach instead of a defensive one but that’s our hand
Var should just be given the freedom to send the ref to the monitor if they think the ref has gotten it wrong. That may mean the ref upholds the original decision sometimes, but giving the ref a second look will help correct errors & actually take some pressure off referees
I hate to do this but my daughter's friend has no money. Her doggie was attacked by another dog, and will lose its eye, according to the doc, if it doesn't have an op tomorrow.
If you have a spare $5 or $10 please do your good doggie deed of the day.
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(This is legit.)
Following the ongoing situation in Iran, I am convening a special Security College on Monday.
For regional security and stability, it is of the utmost importance that there is no further escalation through Iran’s unjustified attacks on partners in the region.
The real downside of Elon is that regardless of how much he claims to value free speech he is physically incapable of resisting putting his thumb on the scale for the definition of "truth"
This is the best video I’ve seen in a long time.
Look at what winning The FA Cup means to those fans in the stands at Wembley today.
They’ve waited their entire lives for this day!! This is what it’s all about!
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At Wembley on Saturday, immediately before probably the third biggest game in their team's history, Dortmund fans held up a big banner criticising the club's decision to sign a (relatively minor) sponsorship agreement with Rheinmetall, one of Europe's biggest arms manufacturers.