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What explains the cultural reach of Arsenal? Janan Ganesh examines how the club's fans are so all-pervading: ft.trib.al/0pvJ7he

Arsenal's net spend was virtually zero around 2006-13. When they moved to the Emirates Stadium from Highbury, they had very little transfer funds for a long time. If Arsène Wenger hadn’t held the club together and secured us a top-4 and UCL spot regularly in that period, we would've been lost long ago. It's easy to forget you on this day, but I know the club is where it is today partly because of you alone. Arsène is Arsenal, Arsenal is Arsène. Arsène built the stadium, Mikel turned on the lights.

Why don’t you get some expected mates you cretin

Under the sound of drones of the demonic Zionists, we still celebrate Arsenal's triumph in Beirut. Next we'll celebrate a liberated Lebanon and a liberated Palestine from the scumbags next door.

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if I woke up to a pony playing a keyboard after surgery I would assume I passed away

we both up now

Shoutout the staff on @easyJet flight 8746 into Gatwick last night. I asked if there was any way I could find out the City result during the flight and they came through. CHAMPIONS 🏆❤️

Spent hours overnight looking through posts of Arsenal fans pouring their hearts out. Last time we won the league, I was the only Arsenal fan in a sleepy railway town. No internet, no screenings, no gatherings. I wouldn't meet another Arsenal fan until 2008. Things are so different now. I know Arsenal fans in nearly every Indian state. I have attended matches, screenings, partied with Arsenal fans in a dozen countries. The global community of Arsenal fans has grown manifolds in the last two decades. And it happened at a time when we didn't win the league for nearly a quarter of a century. Very few glory hunters in our ranks. Most of us are grounded folks and loyal to a fault. No club deserved this long-overdew celebration more than Arsenal. No fanbase deserved it more after enduring the last two decades.

Arsenal celebrating like they’ve won the league

25/26 PREMIER LEAGUE WINNER 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭❤️❤️❤️

For everyone who suffered through 8-2. For everyone who half 6 at Stamford Bridge in Wenger’s 1,000th game. For everyone who suffered through Baku. For everyone who had to go to school after conceding 10 to Bayern. Today is for you. Drink it all in. We deserve this.

The Arsenal. Your Premier League champions.

this title race has turned me insane. just nodded at a guy on the tube because he looked a bit like hincapie

Will Arsenal be worthy champions if they get over the line? There is plenty of criticism of Arsenal's football, the set-piece arts/dark arts, the antics of Arteta in the technical area, and triumphalism of some fans such as the one with that presumptuous “champions” shirt. Throw in the usual club tribalism and that season-defining VAR decision (correct call but officials inconsistent in punishing grappling this season) and there’s plenty of antipathy towards Arsenal. But it is a truism universally acknowledged that the team that finish top first are worthy champions. It’s a marathon of 38 sprints and Arsenal have demonstrated the required ability, character and stamina. They have had their mentality questioned all season (and before). From Raya to Rice, Gabriel to Gyokeres, all of the squad have shown resilience. Battlers, not bottlers. Rice in particular embodies their will to win. It’s good to see a club keeping faith in a talented manager during the near-misses; keeping financial balance (top with fourth largest wage bill); and building a squad so that hugely capable players can come off the bench and make a big difference as Odegaard did against West Ham. And isn’t it more refreshing to see a range of champions (if they do hold on)? Five different clubs have been champions since Arsenal in 2004. It’s also important to see a club committed to their academy, creating a pathway for Saka, Lewis-Skelly, Dowman and others, and giving them a chance to shine; it’s good for sustainability, culture and connection with fans. It’s encouraging to see a club working with fans to improve atmosphere (tifos, coach greets).  Off-field, too. All clubs have vital community departments; Arsenal in the Community is widely acknowledged as the oldest and one of the most impactful at home and abroad with around 100 full-time and part-time staff. There is much good about Arsenal. If they do hold on, Arsenal will be worthy champions on and off the pitch. #AFC

Please remember rival fans will try to make this correct call into a “fake controversy” because they truly cant fathom a reality where Arsenal get over the line. Dont bite, its fake outrage to deflect. We have been wronged by PGMOL for years. Arsenal fans, ENJOY!

📸 - THE SAKA HATERS HAVE SUDDENLY GONE SILENT!