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Sérgio Conceição attacked a referee and the mayor of Huelva in the final of a children's football tournament in Spain, where a Porto youth team was participating, per @eldesmarque. He initially said a few words to the referee and was even prevented from entering the field by security guards. #arsenalfanaticsnews They need to keep this guy in rehab |
Deltamani:Babajide-Esther-Ajibade. We bring in Kanu and Oshoala later in the match. Both Payne should occupy the FBs. ohale and Ashleigh I defemce. Ucheibe, Ayinde and Deborah in midfield. |
Deltamani:That she is in form doesn't mean she will turn up for the national team though. It has been going on for yeas. |
[quote author=Toylove post=129094979][/quote]Chelsea All the best to him sha. |
Jodera:Fans can be too passionate sha... Same way they can love you to an extreme, they can dislike you to that extent too |
Tessyy1701:Someone that's currently earning less than £1k. |
do4luv14:Then you actually don't know what you're talking about. I can bet you don't even know the last club Amunike coached yet you're here singing his praises. |
Deltamani:One will likely start if Nicole is eventually left out. |
God abeg
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Jodera:let's thank God it is all in the past now sha. As for the beef, it has to do with their attitude rather than the fact that they left the club. Look at the way Adebayor celebrated. Sanchez was our favorite until he started mocking us. That's unprofessional. |
Spy360:You're wicked o. ![]() |
If Wirtz is willing to move abroad, he is one player I greatly admire. I would like us to move for him. Though I don't know if he would be able to cope with EPL. The sale of Biereth+ESR+Partey should be able to turn up the fund for the transfer. |
The two Ogbonnas might come in for Alozie and Tosin. Randy ain't that hard to read. |
Spy360:The best CB in his club ma one 17-year old kid FFS yet he get mind to dey troll Saliba.. |
princeabdul:The same CB wey you even resemble small |
BlueRayDick:Why are you quoting this guy? He is in distress. Check his signature na |
do4luv14:Since when please? Like when was his last job? |
charlesemeka85:The Brazilians sef are complaining. |
opes:At least they made good use of their stony Banku.... |
Meliforme:When last did you watched Ebuehi? How many of his matches have you watched this season? |
Four Arsenal players confronted Arsene Wenger after huge stars sold to bitter rivals, reveals Jack Wilshere Despite that, Wenger maintained Arsenal as a top four club, qualifying for the Champions League for nineteen consecutive seasons between 1998 and 2017. However, Wilshere says that came at a price, explaining: “Being totally honest, as a group of players we knew that fighting for for the top four was our level. “Manchester City had just come through, spent a load of money on the likes of Nasri and Adebayor. Manchester United were still there with Wayne Rooney, Nemanja Vidic, Rio Ferdinand. "We knew that we were always going to fall short. “It was difficult for me at that time to listen [to the Invincibles comparisons]. "That was going on, but there were never any conversations between players where we questioned why Arsene was coming out with lines like ‘top four is a trophy’. “I remember celebrating top four as success. It was difficult for fans to understand that because of the Invincibles. “I remember one of my first pre-seasons and it was the year that Adebayor left, Kolo left. We were in Austria. "I wasn’t part of the conversations but Fabregas, Van Persie, Nasri, Gallas going to Arsene and asking: ‘What’s going on? Where are we going with the club?’ “During my time at Arsenal, there were always those questions – where is the Patrick Vieira? Where is the Thierry Henry? Where is the Tony Adams? Where are the leaders? “Especially when we threatened to drop out of the top four, and rightly so. We could have done with someone to grab us in those tough moments. “While we were losing big personalities, we did replace them. We still had quality players, but were we challenging for the league? Probably not.” One of Wenger’s most controversial sales was Van Persie to rivals Manchester United in the summer of 2012 for around £30m – one that still stings the Arsenal fan base now. Wilshere continued: “I was surprised that Wenger let Robin van Persie go. I was disappointed but, being completely honest, that is probably the trajectory that Arsenal were on at the time. “Robin knew that we weren’t going to challenge for the Premier League title for a few years. “The reaction from the fans was quite visceral and rightly so. It was understandable. It hurt and there were definitely conversations between players about what was actually going on at the club. “The hurt surrounding Robin’s departure was more of a personal one, because we knew him so well. He was the captain. He was a good leader and he set high standards. “As much as it hurt, he made the right choice, because he won the league that year.” |
Amedino99:As in eh...very boring. Just shouting up and down posting irrelevant stuffs |
The way City players have been dodging international matches eh... Heard Dias and Benardo have been excused from Portugal NT. Walker walked away with harmstring injury (yinmu) |
leathalbeast:Guy, you no go like look for one Ghanaian baddie to put breast for your mouth so you can let us rest. While I have no issue with trolling because I see it as banters, what you've been serving us recently are watery. Up your game or go and suck breast. |
James McNicholas on Ben White: “The truth is, he’s been injured for much of this season. He’s been carrying a knee problem, but he’s been playing anyway. He is known within the dressing room to be one of the toughest guys out there. There was an away game at Newcastle in his first season where he played with a pretty significant hamstring tear. I think his teammates marvelled at it; he was basically on one leg, but Arsenal were short of defenders, and he was prepared to play strapped up. It’s almost at a point where staff have to watch Ben carefully because he doesn’t actually like to communicate to them when he has a problem. He wants to play whatever the circumstances. Arteta said earlier in the season that they spotted something with Ben in training and they had to rest him because he wasn’t going to tell them himself.” [via The Athletic] |
Spy360:I'm telling you |
Exclusive on the Declan Rice to Arsenal deal. Edu was a guest speaker at a recent seminar on "The Business of football " being recently given an award as Best Director. In the Q and A section Edu was asked about the complicated workings of the Declan Rice deal. He went on to explain how the Rice deal so far hasn't impacted the financial power of Arsenal Football Club . £35 Million in three payments over three Calender years . Year One - Paid for by outgoing sales Balogun, Xhaka and others .... Year Two - Paid by the bump in Declan Rice shirt sales and Red Membership sign ups . Year Three - covered by Commercial success with Champions League football prize money . With a further commercial growth and player sales expected this summer Arsenal will be very active come 2024 . #arsenalfanaticsnews |
BlueRayDick:They made him look like the bad egg. We the Arsenal fans were even thinking he had an attitude issue. |
Jakub Kiwior: “When I came to the training camp I met Wojtek [Szczęsny] and he was telling me: ”Win, it, Win it!! He told me that he can't watch the Arsenal games because it stresses him out too much and makes him nervous.” |
iamoyindamola:I think it is for the academy sha.... Partey and Tomi probably played for fitness sake. The QPR we played na first team go full that squad. |
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This is more detailed. According to the verified Twitter big account Con Harrison @ ConMarbleHalls.. “Now it’s being reported elsewhere, i guess i can elaborate on it now. It was a defenders meeting during the World Cup in Qatar where Holland was asking Man City pair Stones and Walker about the style in which they decide what patterns to play depending on the press. To which they explained briefly. Others were asked from different clubs but didn’t have the answers. When Holland got to Ben White, White’s answer was that he wasn’t sure. To which Holland replied “Of course u wouldn’t know, you’re too worried about other things rather than football”. Was a very awkward exchange after which other players felt uncomfortable about it. Notably, Connor Coady felt the comment was harsh and has since come out to defend Ben White and his personality due to speculations he didn’t fit in with the squad.” |
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All the best to him sha.
