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I've got a few Gooner friends at work. Nice to see them less miserable this morning. And before I get loads of disagrees, they are still human beings, and football is just a game. So there.
You fackin wot m8
I've got a few Gooner friends at work. Nice to see them less miserable this morning. And before I get loads of disagrees, they are still human beings, and football is just a game. So there.
I've got a few Gooner friends at work. Nice to see them less miserable this morning. And before I get loads of disagrees, they are still human beings, and football is just a game. So there.
I've got a few Gooner friends at work. Nice to see them less miserable this morning. And before I get loads of disagrees, they are still human beings, and football is just a game. So there.
I've got a few Gooner friends at work. Nice to see them less miserable this morning. And before I get loads of disagrees, they are still human beings, and football is just a game. So there.
It's not even in question, you are 100% right. I follow all of the major Brazilian teams on social media platforms and loads of other European teams, reverse the situation ten fold and that backs what you are saying.That probably is where they've got the figure from, but we've got close to 10m on Facebook, and I don't believe for one second we have 10m fans worldwide. Man City's FB page has 31m - there is absolutely no way they have 31m fans. As has been said on other threads these social media pages are often 'liked' and 'followed' by people of follow multiple football teams pages as a means of seeing news content as they are based overseas. I'd argue that of the 37m who have liked Arsenal's page, about 50% have also liked Man City's, and Man Utd's, and Barcelona's etc etc.
Is that the one where you lose more matches but score more goals so win the trophy ???"19 years of CL failure for Wenger who has never won a European Trophy unless you count the pretty little tournaments every pre-season at the Emirates"
It's not even in question, you are 100% right. I follow all of the major Brazilian teams on social media platforms and loads of other European teams, reverse the situation ten fold and that backs what you are saying.
Maybe he's a North London City fan & was on his period?In addition to that, I raised this question on Twitter and, amongst a load of nonsensical responses from triggered Gooners, I got a response from a supposed Arsenal fan with the Name "North London Is Red" but the Twitter Handle @ManCityFanboy. Go figure.
You'd want all those games of turgid football that Arsenal fans have had to sit through over and over? The turmoil over the manager? A board that doesn't listen? A half empty home ground? In fighting amongst fans?
I want a trophy, but I'm not sure chaos is the price I'm willing to pay.
"It is better to fail aiming high than to succeed aiming low. And we of Spurs have
set our sights very high, so high in fact that even failure will have in it an echo of glory."
Unless one of UTD or Liverpool’s league form takes a nose dive and they finish outside the top 4 but win the CL.
Arsenal are lucky Burnley have been so shit for the last couple of months!Burnley are two points behind them now.
Arsenal are lucky Burnley have been so shit for the last couple of months!
How many games did they go without a win in the end? Eleven wasn't it? Amazing that they're close to Arsenal at all.
It probably won't matter by then, but Arsenal's last home game of the season is against Burnley.
Would be great if Burnley sneaked a last minute winner.
In Wengers final game.