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Lordjb:
see my signature below for link to stream it

Toniapsalm121:
My ticket

donoro:
Debruyne has seen basket today i predict 7-0

donoro:
if u carry assnal straight win na u do yourself

Amalekki:
When you look back at some of the brutal beatings Arsenal have received you can't help but conclude that Arsenal fans are some of the strongest people in the world. The wickedness of some teams towards Arsenal won't make God happy. Man United, Chelsea, Bayern Munich, Barcelona, Man City - these wicked teams have beaten the living daylight out of Arsenal at one point or the other.

hemartins:
Ozil fumble today

hemartins:
Ozil fumble today

openmine:
I slightly disagree with you on Arsenal fans being the strongest in terms of humiliation!
Infact arsenal have actually inflicted more harm on other teams...for instance my club liverpool!
Do you remember the humiliation liverpool suffered from the disgraceful 7-2 loss to arsenal at anfield?

openmine:
I slightly disagree with you on Arsenal fans being the strongest in terms of humiliation!
Infact arsenal have actually inflicted more harm on other teams...for instance my club liverpool!
Do you remember the humiliation liverpool suffered from the disgraceful 7-2 loss to arsenal at anfield?

seborrhic:
But seriously even if one is not an Arsenal fan,you must be angry at what years of poor management and incompetent boardroom decisions have turned the club into.
It all started when they allowed Wenger to stay,by my estimation,3 years longer than necessary at the club.
Then followed unexplained appointment of a manager that couldn't speak English and whose tactical ineptitude was laid bare last season when he fumbled a last 4 place and the Europa cup final.
Then this Llunberg,whose doubt if he even had a coaching certificate was still not convincingly cleared up.
There is even likelihood of those mistakes continuing if they go ahead to appoint an untested Arteta or a sentimental,still unconvincing Viera.
Much as they would like to lay claim to a poor man's version of having a tiki taka history; Arsenal should face the reality and go for an Allegri at whatever cost.
He would restore the lost Aura and support base of the club and give it a strong foothold back into the top of the English game,by then an Arteta or Viera would have had better first team coaching experience and be ready to take over.
Nuno Espirito?Don't know why I am still unconvinced at his stepping up to a bigger stage that Arsenal is,despite their shortcomings over the past 3 seasons or so.