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If you have to announce you’re the only smart one in the room, you’re probably not. Let’s break this down properly: - Losing to Southampton isn’t some ‘context-heavy anomaly’. It’s a structural failure. Rotation doesn’t excuse being outplayed in key moments. Elite systems absorb rotation, they don’t collapse from it. - You say nothing was learned tactically yet admit the game became ‘basketball-y’. That is the tactical failure. Mikel Arteta’s entire model is about control. If chaos creeps in that easily, the system isn’t as robust as advertised. - Blaming individual errors is lazy analysis. Repeated ‘unforced errors’ are usually a symptom of poor spacing, bad rest defence or lack of structure and not coincidence. - The ‘second string XI’ argument is exaggerated. Good teams don’t go from dominant to dysfunctional because 2–3 profiles change. That drop off is on coaching. - Saying ‘they’ll be prepared next time’ after getting tactically schooled by Pep Guardiola isn’t analysis, it’s hope. - And calling Sporting the ‘weakest team left’ in the UCL? That’s not analysis either. That’s arrogance before a knockout tie. For someone claiming to educate the masses, you should start with yourself.

Winning the Premier League alone is a failed Season for Arsenal.

Danny Dyer proudly singing that Bowen is shagging his daughter. What a geezer

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You are in our prayers.

Liverpool's season prove one thing, that the Premier League title truly was truly Klopp's and now we can see Slot couldn't build or improve the squad at all.

Go behind the scenes for Roberto De Zerbi's first training session as Head Coach 📺

“Invite the pressure, the opposition decides the speed of the ball. When they come fast we have to offer angles, solutions, speed.” Lots of nice insight in this for Spurs fans.

Go behind the scenes for Roberto De Zerbi's first training session as Head Coach 📺

Day one ✅