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Silentgroper:
And you don't think losing to spuds is way worse than Liverpool loosing 4-2 to ac Milan..


Atleast hardcore arsenal fans would tell that's the worst thing to ever happen to them...

A whole defending champions conceding 4 goals to a mid table Milan team is more disgraceful than narrowly losing by 1 goal to city rivals with nothins at stake.

dominique:
We can never be so bad to the point that we go open mouth waaa 4 goals go come enter net. I looked up the Japanese club Liverpool defeated yesterday and was expecting to see title contenders, na so I see say na relegation candidates dem be and they actually scored first! Team wey your big money signings suppose scatter with at least 6-0. If anybody wan troll Arsenal no be Liverpool fans biko. If na how you wan take enter season be this, una go too collect!

I am not a Liverpool fan and I am not trolling...You were quick to dismiss the chances of Liverpool ahead of the new season of a friendly loss and that is the point I am trying to correct.

This RHS concentration is one thing that needs to change absolutely. I recall the man city game or so when the entirety of attack was on the LHS and Nwaneri kept beckoning for the ball. Nobody looked up to see he was miles with space. They kept passing crap back and forth on the left.

Then Rice looked up, and instantly gave him that long pass and booom!!! A goal

Over 27 useless, needless passes on the Left compared to 4 Touches on the right and a goal.


Same needs to happen on the right. Especially if this man doesn't want to make that LHS work and distribute concentration evenly so Saka can be even closer to the edge of the box like Nwaneri was that day.

dominique:
A whole defending champions conceding 4 goals to a mid table Milan team is more disgraceful than narrowly losing by 1 goal to city rivals with nothins at stake.

A defending champions with a whole new setup and an experimental system in a experimental game .. yeah .. I'd gladly lose to know where things might go wrong to avoid them when the league starts..

But by the way , we already got a trophy in place ..


Looks like you lost one to spurs already ...
. It's now already doubtful who the superior one is in north London cause spurs seems to getting trophies while y'all keep celebrating 2nd position every gaddemm season ...

Silentgroper:
A defending champions with a whole new setup and an experimental system in a experimental game .. yeah .. I'd gladly lose to know where things might go wrong to avoid them when the league starts..

But by the way , we already got a trophy in place ..

Looks like you lost one to spurs already ...
. It's now already doubtful who the superior one is in north London cause spurs seems to getting trophies while y'all keep celebrating 2nd position every gaddemm season ...

Yawns! A ceremonial friendly is what you're calling trophy. In hindsight, I'm glad we didn't win the match, that's how our players would have been put through that clowenery display. If we had won, it's people like you that will still troll us that this is the only type of trophy Arsenal can win. Make una eat your trophy abeg, we don't want

Arsenal have informed martinelli suitors he's not for sale
Omo this season go long

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This one don miss road

PapalsBull:
This one don miss road

😂😂

E don reach modelling... Calafiori is suddenly healthy.

Someone said the only thing odegaard does lately is pass sideways or saka and blow his nose🤣🤣

iamoyindamola:
Someone said the only thing odegaard does lately is pass sideways or saka and blow his nose🤣🤣

That person is evil
See how he rate our capo les less

mostob:
E don reach modelling... Calafiori is suddenly healthy.

Na fine boy..

E gats represent

Shegzdave:
That person is evil
See how he rate our capo les less

He deserves it

Silentgroper:
Na fine boy..

E gats represent

I know right. When we signed him, the first day he showed up at our training then (at US then), na female staff surround am. Me, I don't even care, he should just stay fit. The guy is good.

Looks like Thomas Partey will be joining Villarreal.

Our story must change this season IJMN, Insha Allah🤲🏽🤲🏽🤲🏽

Roland17:
Looks like Thomas Partey will be joining Villarreal.

Will Villarreal pay him anywhere close to what Arsenal is offering or help him to be more competitive?


I don't think so....!!

iamoyindamola:
Arsenal have informed martinelli suitors he's not for sale
Omo this season go long

As in eh else Madueke really shut everyone up big time...

Nobody should complain about Saka being Double / Triple marked when almost everybody knows the other side is nothing but utter toothless

MSGAMBLE9:
As in eh else Madueke really shut everyone up big time...

Nobody should complain about Saka being Double / Triple marked when almost everybody knows the other side is nothing but utter toothless

Madueke played most of his games in Chelsea as a LW
Hopefully he turns up
We also need something different from odegaard

I just read Madrid are lining up £78m plus asencio and guler for saliba
The deal will sum up £110 world record for a defender

iamoyindamola:
Madueke played most of his games in Chelsea as a LW
Hopefully he turns up
We also need something different from odegaard

I just read Madrid are lining up £78m plus asencio and guler for saliba
The deal will sum up £110 world record for a defender

Ascencio is a very calamitous defender a disaster with questionable decision-making, so a big NO... Guler is even ahead of Rodrygo now in pecking order for Alonso which will be a no-nos for the Manager...


Arsenal should keep their man...

MSGAMBLE9:
Will Villarreal pay him anywhere close to what Arsenal is offering or help him to be more competitive?


I don't think so....!!

No way are they going to pay him close to what he is asking but they are offering him 2 years. If he is getting anything close or more than 150K from Villarreal then it is worth it. He would also be playing in the UCL this upcoming season.

iamoyindamola:
Madueke played most of his games in Chelsea as a LW
Hopefully he turns up
We also need something different from odegaard

I just read Madrid are lining up £78m plus asencio and guler for saliba
The deal will sum up £110 world record for a defender

Madrid have established that he remains a priority but I doubt Saliba moves this season. I think he gets his well-deserved extension and if we don’t win meaningful trophies, he would move to Madrid for that world record, it may be even more.

MSGAMBLE9:
As in eh else Madueke really shut everyone up big time...

Nobody should complain about Saka being Double / Triple marked when almost everybody knows the other side is nothing but utter toothless

That's why we now have a proper centre forward.

Roland17:
Madrid have established that he remains a priority but I doubt Saliba moves this season. I think he gets his well-deserved extension and if we don’t win meaningful trophies, he would move to Madrid for that world record, it may be even more.

That's what I thought too
Because we don't need to lose in both ways
We need the money and some exciting youngsters

MSGAMBLE9:
Ascencio is a very calamitous defender a disaster with questionable decision-making, so a big NO... Guler is even ahead of Rodrygo now in pecking order for Alonso which will be a no-nos for the Manager...


Arsenal should keep their man...

Yes but he can learn more over we have mosquera too

iamoyindamola:
Madueke played most of his games in Chelsea as a LW
Hopefully he turns up
We also need something different from odegaard

I just read Madrid are lining up £78m plus asencio and guler for saliba
The deal will sum up £110 world record for a defender

I feel like Saliba will leave one day, certainly not this summer but one day. I just wish we win a trophy this season shaa.

iamoyindamola:
That's what I thought too
Because we don't need to lose in both ways
We need the money and some exciting youngsters

Yes but he can learn more over we have mosquera too

Who can learn more?

iamoyindamola:
Madueke played most of his games in Chelsea as a LW
Hopefully he turns up
We also need something different from odegaard

I just read Madrid are lining up £78m plus asencio and guler for saliba
The deal will sum up £110 world record for a defender

Asencio ke? Na so they hate us reach . We just signed one smallie defender from French league, maybe he's going to be Saliba's replacement in the years to come. As far as this season is concerned, Saliba goes nowhere! Real should look elsewhere for defenders

Getting this

iamoyindamola:
Getting this

Na Gabu poss I like pass