@Jaye_786_g@JanAageFjortoft Nå er det ikke først og fremst Arsenal som skal underholde på bortebane din tulling ;; Deilig med 3 poeng på en vanskelig bortebane
@RobertG87275401@Lacazest Hello ? We only want to add players who can improve us ,,,
If they're not available we won't add before next year or we will get someone on loan if needed
DISC – “Bowie Opens Rock Arena”
Publication: Disc and Music Echo
Date: Aug. 19 1972
Summary:
The cover of Disc spotlights David Bowie, announcing his new “Rock Arena” feature and a free poster inside, marking his ascent as glam rock’s defining figure. The main photograph captures Slade in full performance energy — Dave Hill and Noddy Holder mid‑stage under bright lights, dressed in flamboyant plaid and metallic outfits that epitomize the movement’s theatrical flair.
Headlines highlight Slade’s role in the glam rock explosion, with Hill discussing the band’s success and John Peel reviewing their latest single. A sidebar mentions Rick Price’s move to Wizzard, connecting the issue’s focus on Britain’s glitter‑rock surge. The lower section teases a BBC documentary series on major acts including the Rolling Stones, Elvis Presley, and The Beatles, underscoring the era’s fascination with both new glam icons and established legends.
This edition captures August 1972’s electric intersection of Bowie’s artistry, Slade’s populist power, and the BBC’s retrospective lens on rock history — a vivid snapshot of the genre’s golden moment.
🚨Tony Adams apologizes to Martin Ødegaard after his performance against Manchester City in the Community Shield and admits he proved him wrong:
🗣️“Martin, I have to apologize to you. I questioned whether you could truly lead this Arsenal team, but after watching your performance against Manchester City, I have to admit that you proved me completely wrong.
“The way you took responsibility, controlled the game and led the team when it mattered most showed exactly what being an Arsenal captain is about. You didn’t just wear the armband; you played like a leader.
“I was wrong to doubt you. You have shown the character, quality and mentality required to captain Arsenal, and if this performance is a sign of what’s to come, then Arsenal fans have every reason to be excited. Well done, Martin.”
Martin Odegaard played 30 minutes in Arsenal’s 3-2 pre-season defeat against Borussia Dortmund — customary for returning players this summer — but impressed nevertheless.
At a time when Arsenal were not free-flowing, he was the one player threading passes in behind the Dortmund defence for Kai Havertz, Viktor Gyokeres and Max Dowman to chase.
Secure in possession when necessary, the 28-year-old looked like the Odegaard who lit up the World Cup with Norway. His role in this season’s Arsenal midfield was always going to be of particular interest. Would he be used as a No 10, combining with Eberechi Eze like in the run-in, or would he return to a deeper, all-action role that got more out of him at the World Cup.
More game time with returning players and new arrivals will be needed to truly assess that, but Arsenal’s captain looks in good shape.
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Mikel Arteta has again demanded Arsenal be ambitious in kicking on as Premier League champions:
"Now we have to show that we belong to this level and we want to increase and take this football club to a different dimension."
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