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π¨ Hi everyone. To celebrate Arsenalβs title win I'll be giving away THREE 'Champions' prints by the brilliant @matthewjiwood to three random winners
- Simply repost this to enter
Winners picked on Saturday.
(If you're not feeling lucky the prints - and loads of others - can be found here: matthewjiwood.com/arsenal-poβ¦)
Edu Gaspar in 2023: βHere, we leave the trophy dark like this, but under there, there is a way to make that shiny. We will make that shiny [when we win the Premier League].β
Jurrien Timber: βI like that, I like that!β
LIGHT IT UP, BABY. ππ‘
Wat a time to be alive
@Arsenal
Sometimes u need to put them in their places,ate it's too much in ug,coz in ug everyone with a mic act like a coach,ππ
@DaLostBrazilian
Arsenal fan hammers Gabby over his Gunners views!
solomon six π₯π₯ retweeted
Also, this is the exact type of game Arsenal fans and general wider media wont talk about Saliba. Floor so high it snaps necks. Absolutely ridiculous footballer silently being massively under appreciated.
POTS and its not debatable anymore.
Nothing loud just pure consistency.
solomon six π₯π₯ retweeted
She's really disappointed lol ππ feel bad for this lady ππ
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ArsΓ¨ne Wenger on Arsenal winning the league: π΄π #AFC
π£οΈβArsenal are winning the league β no excuses, no explanations. They have everything it takes to do it.
And if they win it, it will not be because their opponents were weak. In fact, this has been one of the greatest Premier League seasons of the century. A season where almost every team has had its moment at the top.
There were periods where Bournemouth looked unstoppable, then Sunderland took control, Chelsea dominated, Liverpool surged, Aston Villa looked like contenders, and now Manchester City are having their run. At different moments, every one of these teams made people believe they could win the league.
But through all of that chaos, there has been one team that kept standing β Arsenal.
Constant. Consistent. Resilient.
Even when setbacks came, Arsenal remained there. Their quality, mentality, experience, and belief have taken them further than many expected.
And believe me, when Arsenal win this league, it will not just be a title. It could be the beginning of a long and dominant eraβ.
solomon six π₯π₯ retweeted
Arsenalβs approach to set-pieces dismayed Fabian Hurzeler prior to Wednesday nightβs game, and the 97 minutes that followed did nothing to alter that view.
But are Mikel Arteta's side really so different to their rivals? And isn't it a sensible approach for a team chasing a league title anyway?
π @stujames75
π nytimes.com/athletic/7090423β¦

















