Synical
Miss Superstitious
Country: England
I LOVE that for them!
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UEFA Champions League Quarter-Finals 2nd Leg (April 16 & 17)
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Country: England
King87
Kai's having the time of my life
Country: Nigeria
Wtf, check his bank account ffs
Even worse than I remembered lmaoooo what was my man doing. Never seen a man fully sh*t himself in front of cameras like this
He'll probably find a way to blame a black fan in the stands
Rasmi
Negative Nancy
Country: England
More like he will beat them and then join them to help them win it next seasonSo Kylian is going to lose the CL Final to Madrid and then join them.
Country: Norway
Not sure we're in a position to be giving it large....
Batman
Head of the Wayne foundation for benching Nketiah
Country: USA
Player:Saliba
PSG do not have a hope in hell against Madrid. The way they defend and with their lack of a midfield will, they be undone by Madrid. Kylian will have some joy against Carvajal for sure but Madrid don't even need the ball to beat you and they will have a lot of it against PSG.
BaZZe
Always Blaming Refs
Country: Sweden
I think that Bernardo Silva penalty was so terrible it single-handedly lost City the penalty shootout.
A little easier for me but I stopped caring about Madrid like that a while ago.
Fully beefing England these days, no other affiliation tbh. Everyting PL get bun
Synical
Miss Superstitious
Country: England
LOLOLOLOL
Country: Kosova
Player:Saka
Absolute Don !!!
A-M thought Don Carlo is an outdated manager.
The biggest mistake we've made not getting him when he was available back then.
With the massive backing we've had from Kroenke since Dec 2019 (when Carlo was ignored), I am sure we'd have a title so far and maybe even one of the Cups.
Also: pinging @Farzad Stoned just for the bantz
NieThePiet
Loves Overhyping Our Rivals
PL in the mud.
freeglennhelder2
Established Member
Country: England
Player:Elneny
Slick move by the home crowd to hold on to the ball before the Silva penalty.
If anyone tells you Arsenal have the worst fanbase please refer to this incident for all eternity.
If anyone tells you Arsenal have the worst fanbase please refer to this incident for all eternity.
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Rasmi
Negative Nancy
Country: England
Ok let’s see. I think it’s psg time and their attack is really underrated
Batman
Head of the Wayne foundation for benching Nketiah
Country: USA
Player:Saliba
Supposedly Arsène recommended him to the board and he was interested.A-M thought Don Carlo is an outdated manager.
The biggest mistake we've made not getting him when he was available back then.
With the massive backing we've had from Kroenke since Dec 2019 (when Carlo was ignored), I am sure we'd have a title so far and maybe even one of the Cups.
Also: pinging @Farzad Stoned just for the bantz
What funny not long ago Ancelotti was managing freaking Everton ffs
To be honest if our board had any ambition they should let Arsène go in 2015 and hire Klopp.Supposedly Arsène recommended him to the board and he was interested.
Country: Wales
Mate they’re city rivals ffs. Every f*cking year it’s an English team or Real. Struggle is real.
Batman
Head of the Wayne foundation for benching Nketiah
Country: USA
Player:Saliba
Klopp wanted the job too. When he was at Dortmund he would often talk about how much he liked Arsenal. I think Arsène had earned the right to continue after winning the FA Cup but yeah things could have been very different if he had stepped down and we'd appointed Klopp. To me it's obvious that Emery was a mistake. Time will tell whether Arteta was a second mistake. I tend to think you can have success with a young manager taking over an experienced team or an experienced manager guiding a young team. It's hard for both to grow together while having actual tangible success at this level.
