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#Arsenal haven't won a title in 22 years. Since then, we were derided for our beautiful football, with the Gary Nevilles of the world describing us as weak, spineless, naive and arrogant, and using phrases like 'men against boys', 'messed around' and 'over emotional'.
We've now found a way to get over the line. Many of our marginal wins would have led to dropped points in previous seasons, but we we have found solutions such as set pieces and defensive disciple that kick in when our technical level drops, and that's why we're seven points clear.
Winning duels, making recoveries and keeping your shape is a boring cliche, but they are the basics that every title winning team has had. It may not always be enjoyable to watch, but ask yourself, would you prefer a scrappy 1-1 or a 2-1 defeat on the days it's not going right, or would you prefer the team to grind out a win?
We had the days of feeling robbed because our football didn't lead to the results we felt we deserved. This team has both. Players like Rice, Gabriel, Hincapie, Timber and Saliba allow us to play suffer ball when needed, and force the opposition to play in the areas we want to reduce their threat, but they can also mix it with the best ball players and slap teams like Tottenham and Villa 4-1 and Leeds 5-0 and 4-0.
The Invincibles learnt this too. They outplayed everyone in 02/03 and fell short. In 03/04 they returned with a ruthless desire to get over the line, and it led to a title with plenty of 1-0 wins. We forget what it takes to get to the top, especially when it has been such a long climb, but this team is doing it.
Criticise Mikel Arteta all you want, but look at where he has got us. Look at the standards we hold the team to. Look at how many clubs are trying to replicate what we're doing. This is a glorious position to be in.
Now, buckle up, and get behind this team. We've got a title to win.
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Lutnick: "The army of millions and millions of human beings screwing in little screws to make iPhones -- that kind of thing is going to come to America."
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Arsenal fans suddenly searching "raya injury" on twitter after watching Neto just then
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Kevin De Bruyne has been taken off at HT for Man City with an apparent injury.
They face Arsenal in the Premier League this weekend 👀
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🚨🔴⚪️ Riccardo Calafiori to Arsenal, here we go! Bologna and Arsenal have started to exchange documents right now.
All sorted also between Bologna and Basel.
Calafiori will sign five year deal (no option) for €4m/season net.
Medical in the US, deal done and story confirmed.
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LANDO ON POLE!!! 🤩
STUNNING LAP IN SPAIN! @LandoNorris takes P1 in quali! 👏
#SpanishGP 🇪🇸
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The year is 2024.
And this is what happens in Europe in our time.
Roman Horilyk, a Ukrainian serviceman with the National Guards, was taken prisoner at the Chornobyl Nuclear Power Plant, and he has spent over two years in Russian captivity.
This is his condition as he gets back home to Ukraine following the latest prisoner swap.
History repeats itself and cries for its lessons to be learned.
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Arsenal fans will be disappointed Tottenham couldn't rise to the occasion against Man City last night, although in hindsight it was probably a mistake asking Spurs to treat the game like a cup final
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If Arsenal (or Liverpool) want to win the Premier League they'll need to win every game, because Man City won't drop points between now and the end of the season.
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LANDO NORRIS IS A FORMULA 1 RACE WINNER!
LANDO WINS THE #MIAMIGP!!! 🧡
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Arsene Wenger standing with the only manager to go an entire Premier League season unbeaten 🤝
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My new essay for @guardian about summer full of losses and pain. My brothers in arms. Missile attacks. Funerals of our friends and teachers. And unbearable waiting for the Autumn attacks on infrastructure and blackouts.
theguardian.com/commentisfre…
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Replying to @BrynnTannehill
Failing to address the antisemitic and Holocaust denial comments that appear under our posts commemorating the victims of Auschwitz would be a disservice to their memory.
We've chosen to block users who promote denial and hatred. This decision stems from our deep dedication to our mission. We need a secure space to do this.
Engaging in discussions with people and accounts that seek to abuse the memory of victims of Auschwitz is against the values we believe in. These individuals do not seek discourse; they aim to inflict pain. In this context, blocking is a necessary step to ensure that these harmful voices don't persist in their repetitive attacks on memory.
In today's digital age, social media platforms shoulder significant moral responsibility. They should actively counter hate speech and halt its normalization.
A platform that disregards the need to defend the memory of the victims demonstrates a disregard for creating a respectful and empathetic online environment.
Blocking users isn't a mere action; it's a practical measure. Often, reporting accounts that spread hostility remains an unanswered call. Blocking provides a way to protect the memory of people who suffered and were murdered in Auschwitz.
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An appeal to everyone, up and down the country, all those who have enjoyed magical nights at the iconic Brandon Stadium to help raise money for legal representation at the Inquiry that will make the final decision.
If you can help:
gofund.me/eb2f2f9b
We can win this
































