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I won't be surprised if he wins the Ballon dior before the likes of Mbappe, Yamal and Raphinha !!!!
Bruno Guimarães was a midfield machine against Hull City! 🔴
89 minutes played. 92 passes attempted.
89% pass accuracy. 3 tackles. 2 key passes. 6 duels won.
No goal, no assist, but his contribution to Arsenal's midfield control was important.
How would you rate Bruno's performance out of 10? 👀
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Whytemoney retweeted
🔴🚨|| Liverpool and Barcelona are both interested in signing Chelsea defender Levi Colwill.
Barcelona have discussed a potential January bid, while Chelsea plan to open contract talks with Colwill in 2027.
Chelsea want to keep the 23-year-old, but could consider offers of £65M–£75M. His current deal expires in 2029.
Source: @caughtoffside
Whytemoney retweeted
Don't get too excited just yet. There is still one major challenge Arsenal need to overcome before I can fully believe that we've put ourselves in a position to win this Premier League title comfortably.
So far this season, we've overcome quite a few obstacles. We've started winning at grounds where we've struggled for years, we've shown that we can compete against the best teams, and we've developed a level of consistency that has been missing in previous seasons.
But there's one period of the season that still gives me anxiety: April and May.
This is where Arsenal have repeatedly let themselves down. We get ourselves into a strong position, build momentum, create an advantage over our title rivals, only to start dropping unnecessary points when the pressure reaches its highest level.
And guess who usually benefits from that? Manchester City.
They have made a habit of catching up with us during this period, and until we learn how to navigate those crucial final weeks without unnecessary slip-ups, I will always have reservations.
For me, winning the Premier League isn't just about how well you perform from August to March. It's about maintaining that same hunger, concentration and consistency when the season is approaching its conclusion and every single point matters.
I want to see Arsenal win those April and May fixtures without giving ourselves unnecessary headaches. No silly draws, no unexpected defeats, no allowing the pressure to get into our heads.
We've shown that we can overcome challenges that previously held us back. Now we need to prove that we've overcome this particular one too.
That's why I'm keeping my excitement in check for now. I'll believe we've truly turned a corner when we get to April and May and deliver when it matters most.
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Speaking without bias, I've never seen any Midfielder deliver this level of poor performances consistently it can only be Elliott Anderson. What exactly is he good at?
Whytemoney retweeted
Just as i said yesterday, the mighty Arsenal are currently 6 points above Chėats, 11 points above our wife (Chelshit), 12 points above zero shot on target (LiVARpool) and 20 points above past glory FC.
Our boring football is definitely paying off… y’all should try catch us with your entertaining football if you can. 😅
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🚨🗣️ "WE OWE NO ONE A BEAUTIFUL GAME"
🇪🇸 David Raya claps back to critics who consider Arsenal's style of play unattractive, insisting that the club's primary responsibility is to secure victories rather than satisfy every neutral spectator.
🗣️🎙️ "Everyone is entitled to their opinion, and I understand that some people would prefer a more open and entertaining style of football. However, our responsibility is to compete, win matches and achieve our objectives. We are not here to entertain at the expense of results.
🗣️ "Football is about understanding what a game requires. Sometimes you need to dominate possession, sometimes you need to defend with discipline, and sometimes you simply need to manage the game intelligently. If that makes us boring, then I think we can live with that criticism. We would rather be boring and collect three points than be entertaining and leave with nothing
🗣️ "Ultimately, nobody remembers how many beautiful passes you completed when the season ends. They remember the trophies you won. So, if people want to criticise our football, that's absolutely fine. We will continue doing our job, and they can continue being entertained by our victories."
|| #Arsenal || #COYG || #PremierLeague
We didn't need to be spectacular yesterday.
We needed to get the job done. And that's exactly what we did. 🔴
But I want to ask Arsenal fans something:
Are we becoming a team that knows how to win ugly, or should we be concerned about our attacking performance?
Be honest. No sugar-coating! 👀
GOOD MORNING, GUNNERS! ❤️🤍
Three points secured. Another clean sheet. Six points clear at the top!
It wasn't our easiest performance, but champions find a way to win even when things aren't going perfectly.
Martin Ødegaard stepped up when we needed him most. 👏
But let's be honest, Gooners…
Who was your Man of the Match against Hull City?
Ødegaard, Madueke, Rice or someone else?
Let's debate! 👇🔴⚪
Whytemoney retweeted
🧤ARSENAL'S DEFENCE IS OPERATING ON ANOTHER LEVEL!
David Raya has recorded 7 clean sheets in just 10 Premier League matches this season. That's an incredible return from our number one!
And here's the crazy part: William Saliba, widely regarded as one of the best defenders in the world, hasn't played a single minute for Arsenal this season, yet the team keeps shutting opponents out.
That says a lot about the defensive organisation, the quality across the squad and the standards Mikel Arteta has built.
Imagine how strong this defence could be when Saliba returns!


























