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Shump dropped this gem early on in the season and it’s the best explanation for why games against us go the way they go to this day

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Being level with City on both points and goal difference is probably Arteta’s ultimate nightmare scenario. Now he not only has to win, he has to win emphatically..the complete opposite of his cowardly instinct to sit back and protect a lead.

Gabriel Martinelli is a 1. Better footballer and 2. Better centre forward Than Kai Havertz. Change my mind.

Es necesario ahora mismo una película de STATIC SHOCK?? Tenes TANTOS PERSONAJES IMPORTANTES DE DC y en el inicio de universo quieren hacer una película de Static Shock…

New poster for The Lanterns!

Transfer windows are dynamic based on market trends and internal relationships with certain players. In terms of how Arsenal sell, we have to determine what role MLS, Odegaard and Nwaneri will play for us. The argument to sell for each is clear —MLS doesn’t have so much power to defend & impact the boxes as a B2B, neither is he better at LB than Cala & Hincapie. We also don’t have a tall, powerful 6 like Rodri to balance him in midfield. —Ethan doesn’t have enough power to force the team up the pitch, so depends on the team around him to dominate. —Odegaard is already on a big salary and an extension may not make sense given his future role in the team. Arguments to keep —MLS can deputize as a LB in case of an injury crisis that depletes our defensive numbers. He is essentially a 3rd option for both LB & No. 8. —Ethan can also deputize as a RW, although we now have Max, Saka, and Madueke there. —If Odegaard can accept a modest offer and a diminished role, there is no reason to sell. He adds a specific tactical tool almost no one else in Europe has. What I think might happen Odegaard is unlikely to stay for human reasons and neither is MLS. Ethan can be kept if we sold Martinelli and need Madueke to replace him as a runner on the left. Ethan staying will also allow us to bin off Gyokeres without having to sign a replacement since Merino can deputize there (& Ethan can play with him best or cover as 10). If we sold MLS and Odegaard, that should allow us to raise some £100-120M. That money can directly go into signing a more potent B2B midfielder like Ayoubb Bouaddi to deputize Rice and a substitute for Saliba. Since keeping Ethan allows us more room to sell Gyokeres or Martinelli, that should raise more funds to bolster our incomings. Ideally, I would want Veljko from Bournemouth (CB) Livramento from Newcastle (RB) Bouaddi (B2B) Gordon from Newcastle (LW) This will cost us almost £200M White Trossard MLS Odegaard Gyokeres That’s some 150-160M Maybe a big one like Martinelli and you can afford replacing Norgaard as well.

But Arsenal fans will throw a fit if you tell them they’re the reason the emirates is a library and not the football Wenger played beautiful football and the emirates was still a library

Semenyo uses 95% of his burst chasing after his first touch

True or False: Kobe Bryant a top 5 player of all time..

All 5 of our remaining games are against teams in the bottom half. 4 of Man City’s remaining 5 games are against the top half. This is a MASSIVE advantage considering that the title being decided by goal difference is a real possibility. The trophy is in our hands.

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All this talk and Arsenal is not even winning against Newcastle man be fr

Burnley playing with a Barcelona high line against Man City. When do teams ever do this against Arsenal

Marc Andreessen just revealed the Elon Musk philosophy that completely broke his brain: "The best product in the world shouldn't even need a logo." We all know Elon is relentless about quality. As Marc puts it: "Do you want the best car in the world or not, right? Like that's Elon's mentality... And it's working very well." But at a recent event, Elon took this mindset to a completely different level. He dropped a perspective so jarring that Marc initially thought it was a joke. Elon’s thesis? "You shouldn't even have to have your name on the product. It's just obvious. Everybody knows." The logic is brutal but simple. If you build the undeniable, undisputed best thing in the world, everybody uses it. And because everybody uses it, you don't need to slap your branding all over it to prove it's yours. Think about that. We spend endless hours agonizing over marketing, tweaking brand colors, and putting our logos on every square inch of what we build. But the ultimate flex isn't a flashy logo. The ultimate flex is building something so undeniably brilliant that its mere existence is the brand.