Godless heathen obsessed with craft beer, The Arsenal, sustainability & the environment, heavy music, my bass & filter coffee.

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Joined February 2011
And none of the founding fathers had a sense of direction ..... they were under the impression that they had reached India
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How is Kane winning the Ballon d’or (well deserved may I add) “something good to happen for Spurs”? 🤔
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U2, Kiss, Coldplay, The Rolling Stones
THE MOST OVERRATED BAND OF ALL TIME...?
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Absolute nonsense. Batsmen are too protected these days.
What Shamar Joseph did in the last 3 balls against Arshdeep is not in the spirit of the game for me ! Arshdeep was never going to win it for India from that situation. I know it’s a battle out there but he could have just bowled it on the stumps instead of trying to follow and looked like purposely trying to hit him. Not on ! #INDVSWI
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Snip snip mofo
Honestly, I feel sorry for anyone expecting Arsenal to beat Lille. I’d bet my two balls that Lille will trash Arsenal. A team that has conceded 6 goals in their last 3 games, yet people expect them to cruise past Lille. The only thing these two teams have in common is sitting 2nd in their respective leagues. Beyond that, Arsenal have given us plenty of reasons to doubt them.
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A great servant for the club
It is with profound sadness that we announce the death of Life President Ken Friar OBE. Since our formation in 1886, there have been many inspirational individuals who have driven our club forward, but no one has had an influence on Arsenal Football Club quite like ‘Mr Friar’ and he leaves an extraordinary life of service to the club as his legacy. One that will surely never be matched. Rest in peace ❤️
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What a weird thing to flex
It took Arsene Wenger four and a half years to show his face at the Emirates again after his departure. Pep Guardiola left in May and will already be back at the Etihad in October. Do what you want with that information.
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I hold no candle for city, but without support from “the other side of the world”, Manchester United would be nowhere as big as they are today. It’s 2026 and you’ve got to stop the “overseas plastic” nonsense.
Replying to @city_rabin
Hahahahaha you’re on the other side of the world lad. You don’t need to worry 😂👍🏼
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Trump is essentially a grown up cartman
Trump: "I could've done very bad things to Hillary Clinton. I could've done very very bad things to Joe Biden. I could've done very bad things to Barack Hussein Obama ... I can do whatever I want, if I want."
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Playing fast and loose with the word “park” here tbh 🤣🤣🤣
The stunning Ambedkar Park, Lucknow ✨ Built at a reported cost of around ₹1,411 crore in 2014, equivalent to roughly ₹2,400 crore today. A grand landmark spread across nearly 107 acres in the heart of Lucknow.
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Literally broke united’s hegemony and then snatched the title from them on their own patch, with Vieira as captain. Literally had to get Mike Riley to help beat us too.
But I have to listen to Arsenal fans claim Vieira was better. Funny how Henry was better, Bergkamp was better, Vieira was better, Pires was better and Cole was better but they couldn’t beat United to the league 🤣
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Even before FFP, spending within our means while we paid off the stadium debt, crippled our chances of winning the league. But we still competed and finished top 4. City fans can’t fathom competing without spending big, and that’s understandable
Let’s be honest, if ffp weren’t a thing, Man United, Arsenal and Liverpool would be mid table clubs (at best) in 2026. So in their eyes, it’s working.
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The argument that I don’t understand from city fans is that arsenal voted for FFP in 2013 as some ploy to ensure other clubs couldn’t win the league. We hadn’t won the league in 9 years at that point and it was common knowledge we couldn’t compete financially.
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Reminds me of this exchange from “The Newsroom”
Etihad Airways has called on the world’s “most feared law firm”, Quinn Emanuel, in its potential legal action against the Premier League. The US law firm has been named “most feared” by BTI Consulting five years in a row. [via @TheLawyerCSmith]
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Ram Vaidyanathan retweeted
Except Deloitte weren’t Man City’s auditors during any of that period. It was always BDO. They can’t stop lying and inventing stuff. It’s sad.
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“Frightening”
If you thought the Premier League statement was strong. Read City’s. It’s frightening. And no, Khaldoon isn’t bullshitting.
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Aside from the calf clearly being drawn to the milk, not the statue, with Nandi being a bull and all, I believe this is can be called “udder” nonsense!
This beautiful moment shows a calf lovingly touching the sacred Nandi statue at a temple. A heartwarming and spiritual sight filled with faith and devotion. 🙏🐄❤️
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Ram Vaidyanathan retweeted
We have taken down our paywall for 48 hours - for you to enjoy some of our reporting about Manchester City. First up - The men behind Manchester City: The dark side By Nick McGeehan josimarfootball.com/2018/08/…
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🎥 Bernardo Silva’s response when asked what Martin Ødegaard said to him after the tackle: “It’s football, my friend.” 😌
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