Programming Editor @TheAthletic | Previously with @Football_LDN @Arsenal | Views my own
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Aaron Catterson-Reid retweeted
Arsenal are perfectly entitled to try and sell Gabriel Martinelli.
But after seven years of good service, Martinelli is entitled to expect some transparency from #AFC too.
Column for @TheAthleticFC ⬇️ 🔴⚪️
nytimes.com/athletic/7521302…
Aaron Catterson-Reid retweeted
Arsenal tilting to the right to overload Dortmund, which included Calafiori venturing across, produced some promising moments. Worked so well to pin and manipulate opponents.
Aaron Catterson-Reid retweeted
*NEW* Analysis for @11OnceSport on why Maghnes Akliouche is one of the window’s most coveted targets. once.sport/blog/analysis-mag…
Aaron Catterson-Reid retweeted
🚨 EXCL: Bruno Guimaraes informs Newcastle United of wish to leave & join Arsenal. #AFC stepping up pursuit - ready to offer deal worth up to £60m at present but no club-to-club contact yet + #NUFC stance still not entertaining bids for 28yo @TheAthleticFC nytimes.com/athletic/7397441…
Aaron Catterson-Reid retweeted
Stephen Eustáquio is the first ever No 7 who has represented Portugal to score a goal in a World Cup knockout game.
Aaron Catterson-Reid retweeted
Cape Verde centre back Roberto 'Pico' Lopes has spent his entire career in Ireland, ignored a LinkedIn message from Cape Verde FA asking him to play for them because it was in Portuguese. A year later, they sent it in English. He accepted. An all-time great World Cup story.
Aaron Catterson-Reid retweeted
*NEW* Analysis for @ThePFSA: Why uniquely skilled Odegaard is such a huge asset for Arsenal. thepfsa.co.uk/why-uniquely-s…
Aaron Catterson-Reid retweeted
This from Zohran Mamdani is incredible. Urge every #AFC fan around the globe to give it a read
nytimes.com/athletic/7315454…
Aaron Catterson-Reid retweeted
🚨🎉 Manchester City fans, celebrating the win against Arsenal.
@City_Xtra 🎥
Aaron Catterson-Reid retweeted
If Mikel Arteta had wanted to wait — and wait and wait — at Manchester City, there is every chance he would’ve been the man about to take over from Pep Guardiola.
He sacrificed that for the opportunity build something of his own — pretty much from the ground up — at Arsenal. What Arteta has done is remarkable nytimes.com/athletic/7290537…
