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[SensibleTakes @SardarGooner]

Chelsea’s official page celebrating Alonso almost killing Bellerin on the pitch.

And now they playing victim cause Gabriel is too strong for them 😂😂.

Chelsea fans 🤝 Double Standards

[𝐌 @MooreRMFC]

The documentary of Arteta, Xabi Alonso and Iraola is so fascinating, the childhood friends from the basque region coaching 3 of the biggest clubs in England.

[Kai Havertz @kaihavertz29]

LDN. Still red.

[Marvin👤 @marvinashaba0]

Arteta probably tells these dudes whoever doesn’t defend is gay

[Kabar Chelsea @KABAR_CHELSEA]

#FotoProfilBaru

[🥤𝐁𝐚𝐧𝐤𝐬 @_Afcbanks]

😭😭

[Pocong Arsenal @pocongarsenal_]

🚨 Gabriel Jesus dikabarkan meninggalkan London pagi ini untuk terbang ke Barcelona.

Sebanyak 14 warga London dilaporkan menangis.

Sekolah-sekolah di London juga diminta memulangkan murid lebih awal untuk menghindari situasi yang tidak diinginkan.

Sementara itu, seorang pria yg rumahnya berada di sudut London, mengaku kehilangan nafsu makan.

Pemerintah setempat meminta warga tidak menatap foto Gabriel Jesus terlalu lama.

[MATT @afcxmat]

🚨BREAKING: Emirates Stadium Hampir Roboh! Arteta Pingsan 3 Detik Usai Gabriel Jesus Resmi ke Barcelona!

Momen paling kacau dalam sejarah transfer Arsenal terjadi pagi ini! Pelatih Mikel Arteta dilaporkan langsung pucat pasi dan terjatuh terduduk di ruang media setelah dikonfirmasi Gabriel Jesus resmi hengkang ke Camp Nou.

Dengan suara serak, Arteta sempat mengucapkan “Gabi… kamu bagian dari keluarga ini…” sebelum miknya sempat jatuh. Staf medis sempat berdiri, fans di luar stadion sempat teriak “Don’t go Gabi!”.

Media Inggris langsung menjuluki kejadian ini "Arteta Yang Malang”.

Sumber: Institute Of Arsenal (@/InsOArsenal)

[Yanks @Kubalusions]

He’s soft launching quitting 2 weeks into the season 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[JBT @UtdJBT]

I still can’t believe Haaland posted this on 9/11 😭😭

[Carl Jenkinson @carljenkinson]

Thank you to everyone who played a part in my journey, from my Charlton days as a kid through to my last time playing football at Bromley. From the age of 8 football has been my life, it’s given me a lot, and I have also given it a lot back. In fact I’ve given it everything.

It’s for that reason that I can write this looking back over my career with no regrets. Do I wish certain things went better? Without a doubt. A lot of things. I once scored an own goal from 30 yards out. I certainly wouldn’t mind deleting that from history. But were these bad or difficult moments ever because of a lack of effort? No. Like I said, I gave football everything. Everyday.

And I guess I’m writing this because I can see that’s getting lost a bit these days. I don’t know if it’s social media painting a certain picture of what a footballer looks like, but I want to be clear, behind the scenes these top players train like their life depends on it. Alexis Sánchez, wow. Every training session he trained like it was his last. The ones that don’t, they fall by the way side eventually. Even when they’re really, really good. I’ve seen it happen to too many young pros and scholars, trying to make a name in the game.

Apply yourself everyday, listen to your coaches and learn from the players who have already been where you want to get to. Because if you don’t make it, and it’s because you got carried away with yourself, it’ll be a heavy burden to carry later in life.

I suffered a lot with confidence throughout my career, which I found strange because my Dad always backs himself to the hilt. I saw loads of people, to try and unlock something within me and find that inner belief. “Take the chains off” Arsène Wenger would say to me. “I’m trying boss”, I would say to myself. But I’m certain it was that same insecurity that gave me the drive I have, that would make me run harder and train harder than everyone else. Ultimately that’s what gave me a career at the top level, because physically I was a machine and I took a lot of pride in that. Was the way I am a blessing or a curse for me? A bit of both I think. But you can only play the cards you’re dealt and try and make the best of them.

I’m writing all this because I hope some young players might read it. You guys have so much confidence these days! I wish I could nick some of it and take it back in time, but confidence without application and having that fire in your belly to improve everyday won’t get you far. I see less young players doing extras, working on their craft, doing extra running after training. Trust me, you won’t have a career if you neglect this aspect.

Try and find the sweetspot. That’s why I love guys like Bukayo Saka. He’s got that swagger, but you only need to listen to him in a post match interview to see he’s never lost his humility. Find the sweetspot.

Hopefully the above has some value to someone out there. I didn’t want to write the generic retirement ‘thanks for everything’ post as it seemed like a missed opportunity. Although of course I am very grateful to my friends, family, coaches, managers and of course the fans who have been with me on my journey. I’m looking forward to seeing what life has in store for me next.

Cheers,
Jenko

[raisa 🇧🇩 @raisaliba]

bossman knows

[9GAG ❤️ Memeland @9GAG]

name that celeb

[all arsenal news @Alarsenalnew]

Arsenal didn’t wish Van Persie a happy birthday 😭❤️.

[Troll Football @TrollFootball]

Throwback to when Salah beat up this kid and took a pic with him for proof.

[͏͏͏𝐉𝐚𝐲 ⌖ @cagiago_]

Chelsea sign so many players I deadass couldn’t even tell you who this is

[Daily Harry Potter @TheDailyHPotter]

Ginny 🏆

[ardiansyah putra @medusamango]

hi @grok, may i know what my first tweet ever was?