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DOR said:

Anyone watch the Dele interview? Fuckin' hell. Heartbreaking stuff.Read it earlier. Grim times. I don't like to see people waste their talent or be robbed of it, so good luck to him. Hope the terrace morons give him respect for opening up.
 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fy59Fq-GkJg
haven't watched this yet but I'm guessing Harry is a lightweight when it comes to spice, considering peppers never made it to England


 
Kane’ll be getting plenty of kebabs at Bayern.

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Not sure why Arteta has decided to try and “do a Pep”, but this Partey at RB to fit Donkey Havertz into the team really isn’t working.
 
Where are Paul & Junior when I want to have a good gloat?
Biggest cheer in the 2nd half (before THAT Rice goal) was for Harry Maguire coming on as a substitute… from the Gooners.
Havertz WHIFFED a sitter from 5 yards out, 5 mins later his tame pass launched the Manure counter-attack that led to Rashford’s (v good) goal. That’s quite a negative swing. To make things worse I just discovered Donkey Havertz is our highest paid player. Seriously, what is it with Arsenal being enamoured with Chelsea rejects?
Anyway Declan, great time to score your first Arsenal goal: Fergie time winner vs Manure. The ref playing on and on and on only gave Jesus a chance to seal it with a slick goal: the difference between him and Nketia is unfortunately vast especially as Jesus seems injury prone.

I think the bigger problem with last season’s stellar Arsenal performances is the expectations are different now, unrealistic perhaps.
 
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After gorging on fan reaction vids, I’ve just heard that after the game a Gooner approached Roy Keane and head-butted him!

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I was laughing at the fact that Man Utd finished the game with Jonny Evans and Harry Maguire in central defense. What could possibly go wrong?
 
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Duderonomy said:

After gorging on fan reaction vids, I’ve just heard that after the game a Gooner approached Roy Keane and head-butted him!




I can't like, per se, common assault but Roy did sow these seeds back in the day.

 
Says a lot about that first half that the only real talking point on my stream was Kovacic getting away with one, cough, two.


Arteta’s treatment of Partey this season has been bizarre. He was clearly one of our most important players last season, this season Arteta is on a mission to prove we don’t need him and that he was right about Kai Havertz…
 
It _looks_ like Raya feels he’s getting the nod over Ramsdale on the *perception* that he’s better with his feet, or on that basis, so he keeps overplaying things when sometimes he should just hoof clear or play it short & simple: he just tried a clever pass and it went straight to a Citeh player. Just like last week when it led to goal (against us!).
 
Ain't gonna lie, after the first ten minutes, City were flat in the final third all afternoon. Arsenal wanted it more. Fair result.

Missing Gundo and Mahrez in addition to the ineligible ones. This selection won't cut it unless Pep gets a rocket up 'em.
 
It was hardly Anthony Burgess, David Lloyd George, Emmeline Pankhurst, Steve Coogan, Alan Turing, LES DAWSON, your boys took one hell of a whipping, and seeing Spurs above us in the table also took the shine off it a bit.


But still!
 


Duderonomy said:

It was hardly Anthony Burgess, David Lloyd George, Emmeline Pankhurst, Steve Coogan, Alan Turing, LES DAWSON, your boys took one hell of a whipping, and seeing Spurs above us in the table also took the shine off it a bit.


But still!



"Born in Maida Vale, London, Turing was raised in southern England. He graduated at King's College, Cambridge, with a degree in mathematics."
- Wiki

I knew this because my old boss Dr. Richards at UMIST was his last PhD student (we used to say the reason Alan topped himself).

Ian McShane, Martin "Money Saving Expert" Lewis, Norman Foster, Foo Foo Lammar, Bugsy Malone...
 
Oooof! Maida Vale. Ok.


On reflection, watching Citeh this season (admittedly without DeBruyne) I couldn’t help but think how Pep’s team have slowly morphed into a Mourinho project: power, strong defenders, big man up front, players like Foden & Bernardo Silva asked to play the Makalele role.
 


Duderonomy said:

Oooof! Maida Vale. Ok.


On reflection, watching Citeh this season (admittedly without DeBruyne) I couldn’t help but think how Pep’s team have slowly morphed into a Mourinho project: power, strong defenders, big man up front, players like Foden & Bernardo Silva asked to play the Makalele role.



Washya dam mout nah!