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@FBAwayDays Not even close

Do you think Arsenal’s anthem “North London Forever” is one of the best in football?

@HawkEmDownChris Yes

Yes or No: You’ve been a fan of your favorite team for over 40 years.

@theawayfans World Cup

You’re playing football with your mates as a kid... Score and you go through to the next round... but miss and you’re out. What did you call that game?

@WestHam_Central John Terry is a prat of the highest order

John Terry says he would take Max Dowman to the World Cup over Jarrod Bowen.

@floboflo Fuck off now then you idiot

If Keir Starmer goes against the will of the British people and takes us back into Europe then I am done with this country and joining my parents in Spain! Disgusting!!!!

@Alarsenalnews_ Does not surprise me. Complete wanker

When Arsenal went to Bermuda for a team holiday in 1989, the whole squad ended up in a nightclub one night and as was usually the case, plenty of drink was involved. At some point in the middle of it, Paul Merson and Gus Caesar started going at each other. There was a bit of a scuffle, they got pulled apart, and right at the end of it Gus poked Merson in the eye. Merson knew there was no point trying to fight him there and then because Gus Caesar was built for that sort of thing and he wasn’t. So he went for the other option. He let everything calm down, waited for the others to stay out, then went back to the hotel with Steve Bould. At reception they blagged the key to Gus’s room. Gus was sharing with Paul Davis, which should really have been reason enough to leave the whole thing alone. Paul Davis was not exactly known for being soft. Merson ignored that. Once he got in, he just started wrecking the place. He stamped on a watch. He smashed up the board games lying around the room. He threw a bucket of water at the ceiling and left it dripping back down. Then he threw a bed off the balcony. After that, he and Bouldy just laughed and went back to their own room. The next morning the whole thing came back to him in stages. “Oh no, what the f*** have I done?” He got dressed and went across the corridor hoping he might somehow get there first and tidy it up. He was too late. Paul Davis had already left a note on the door. “Gus, the little s*** have busted the room up. Just leave it and go to sleep somewhere else. Paul.” A bit later the phone in the room went. It was George Graham. “Room 312. Now.” Merson and Bould walked in and found the room still wrecked. Water dripping from the ceiling. The games smashed to pieces across the floor. The balcony doors open. The bed outside by the pool. Then he looked up and saw who was in there. Tony Adams. Lee Dixon. Nigel Winterburn. Alan Smith. George Graham. And in the corner, Gus Caesar sitting there shirtless, twitching, jaw clenched, looking ready to smash someone. Paul Davis was behind him massaging his shoulders. Which is not really what you want to see before breakfast. George looked at Merson and asked the question. “What’s all this, Paul?” “Yeah, I know boss. Me and Gus had a bit of an argument and I came back here and trashed his room.” George thought about it for a second and then came up with a very straightforward solution. “Well, why don’t you go outside now and sort it out between yourselves?” Merson was suddenly a lot less keen on confrontation than he had been the night before. Gus looked ready. Paul Davis was backing him. Merson knew if he went outside with Gus Caesar he was getting absolutely battered. He apologised, backed down, and took whatever came next. Nobody at the club spoke to him for two months. He got thrown out of the players’ pool as well. Which, given the alternative was having to go outside with Gus Caesar, was probably still the better deal.

@prodnose Thank you. This is not highlighted enough. Sold off our assets, sold of social housing without building more, closed industries and did not offer any choice..

Everything rotten in Britain stems from this period. Everything. Landlord rents. Shit in the rivers. Zero work hours. No British industry. Gas, electric bills through the roof, No affordable housing. All of it.

@DVATW @prodnose Wanker

@prodnose Any monkey jokes, Danny?

@cockneycapital @AwayDaysFB Are you a vicar?

@AwayDaysFB fuck all of these nations they love to see the english lose cry more shit cunts

It absolutely has to be said, you're an awful sick individual if you've gotten pleasure tonight out of Wales, Northern Ireland and Ireland NOT qualifying for the World Cup...

@AthleticsWeekly Speak you mind when you have a mind to speak. The stadium should never have been retained for athletics.

Keely Hodgkinson has stated that "The GB team will bring back more medals to that [London] stadium than West Ham have seen in their entire history." This is after West Ham refused to vacate the London Stadium in September 2029, ahead of London's World Championships bid. The bid has received the backing from the government and London Mayor Sadiq Khan.

@WestHam_Central Unlike the amount of cocks she has had count

Olympic champion Keely Hodgkinson says Team GB would win more medals at the World Athletics Championships at London Stadium than West Ham “have seen in their entire history”. The Hammers are refusing to give up their tenancy for three weeks in September 2029.

@Misswhu42milli1 Yes

Apart from having Tom hardy in it , is mobland any good ?

@AwayDaysClub_ Dont bledding go then

Fair play to West Ham for charging Leeds fans just £15 a ticket, with a 9,000 allocation for the FA Cup quarter-final. Shame it’s another £20 for the binoculars you’ll need to see the pitch. 😂

@boleynbadges I remember that

bill remfry it's a bubbles time for the younger who do not remember him he was the disc jockey in his little box above the west side wall great great day's

@vinnywhufc Could not get a ticket so drove around the m25 listening to Johnathon Pearce on capital gold.

On this day in 1991 West Ham beat Everton 2-1 in a FA Cup Quarter Final tie at Upton Park with 28,162 in attendance. Colin Foster and Stuart Slater scored the West Ham goals.

@JATTSOPRANO316 Slag

Glory Glory Man United 🤣🤣

@80s_Kidz Bender

@arabornot On of the best scenes in a film

He showed up prepared for a gun fight but they wasted his time.

@sharrond62 Div

Many private schools are not for the super elite or rich, they charge an affordable amount for an education that many parents make huge sacrifices or take second jobs to pay for. This saves the public sector for every child not having to be in the public s Education, the same way private medicine helps to alleviate some of the pressure on the NHS. In countries like Australia they actively incentivise this, here we promote the politics of envy. The same way we’re chasing away the top 1% of our tax payers. It will backfire…

@WestHam_Central That's done it

We haven't lost to Bournemouth in 7 years 🤯