I’ve supported Arsenal for over 30 years. I’m a season ticket holder and we’re successful.
Yet I’ve never felt more disconnected from the club.
I’ve written about why, and what I miss about the game I fell in love with.
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Meet Harry, a referee who went above and beyond at a U7 game. The young goalkeeper's confidence took a knock after letting one in and he didn't want to carry on, so Harry went over twice, sat down next to him for a chat and gave him the lift he needed to get back up and enjoy his football.
As a parent, it's moments like this that tell you you're on the right track. That's grassroots football at its best. Proper class 👏
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Enzo Fernandez to the Salford fans after scoring in 3rd round of the Johnstone’s Paint trophy
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Please share for us 💜 gazette-news.co.uk/news/2653…
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Arsenal always with an extra player in the referee blatantly tripping Rogers & no yellow #cfc xitter.cf/VanOngevalle/status/20…
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'We’ve spent and we’ve spent. We’re back. We’re going places. We’re huge.'
😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
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Real Madrid won the Champions league back to back to back
Manchester United won the Premier League back to back to back TWICE
while Spurs bout to finish 17th back to back to back 😭😭😭
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🚨Nathaniel Chalobah on his brother Trevoh’s move from Chelsea to Como:
🗣️“I’m honestly very happy for Trev. For me, this move screams growth. I’ve watched him go through moments people never saw, and there were times he would cry in the car on the way home because people told him he wasn’t good enough or that he was only at Chelsea because of me. But he never let that break him. He kept working, kept believing, and now look at where he is today. I can say it proudly now that he’s the better Chalobah.”
“You don’t know how much Trev loves Chelsea. When I was still at the club and he wasn’t getting the opportunities he wanted, I remember telling him, ‘Go somewhere you can play every week, even if it’s a lower division.’ He never wanted to hear it. Chelsea meant too much to him. I remember when he was going on loan to Crystal Palace, he cried in my arms. That’s how much the club meant to him.”
“But that’s football, and now he’s a grown man making his own decisions. I’m proud of the person and player he has become. Como is a new chapter for him, and I genuinely believe he deserves this opportunity. Whatever happens from here, I’ll always be his biggest supporter. I just want to see my little brother happy and enjoying his football.”

























