CHIEF JUSTICE 🎤

This, here, is heaven. North London Forever. ❤️

A true warrior’s performance tonight. VG14

Answered prayer. Star Boy Saka. 👑 COYG 💪🏽❤️

CHAMPIONS LEAGUE FINALISTS ❤️

3 years in a row, we’ve been amongst the top 3 for most injuries. Certainly not coincidence??? You really can’t start a marathon on Bolt’s speed and expect to finish like Kipchoge. Mikel Arteta will have to find a balance to enable his well oiled Arsenal get over the line.

@adamkeys_ @mere_israel The problem has always been the workload, not just minutes. Arsenal players carry too much responsibilities on the pitch. It helps give you a head start but runs you out of gas before the end, like one starting a marathon on Bolt’s speed.

There are so many mistruths spoken about how Mikel Arteta and Pep Gaurdiola rotate. The overuse of Rice (4,000 minutes) and Zubimendi (4,097 minutes) is a frustation, and it's showing, as it's been equally matched with the underuse of Norgaard and Lewis-Skelly, so options to rotate from the start or within games have been there. Following Atletico, #Arsenal now have 13 players on more than 2,000 minutes, City also have 13. Both clubs have 10 players on more than 2,500 minutes, howeverw hen it comes to the 3,000 minute mark, Arsenal have seven and City have five, although we have played more games. However, it's overlooked that Guehi and Semenyo have skewed their numbers, as each arrived in January and have clocked 1,240 and 1,567 minutes respectively since joining, however they have played 4,072 and 3,412 minutes respectively when you combine their minutes at Palace and Bournemouth. It's also worth noting that Semenyo has clocked 420 more minutes than Arsenal's most used attacker (Gyökeres), whilst Guehi has clocked 300 minutes more than Arsenal's most used defender (Saliba). The assumption that Pep has ratoted more effectively than Arteta is simply not true. Both have used their squads extremely effectively, with Arsenal having 19 players on 1,000+ minutes (plus two on 990+), whilst City have 22 players. This season, Mikel has only fielded the same team in back to back league games on two occasions, due to a mix of injuries and rotation. Whilst we there are clearly areas of improvement required with the rotation of Rice and Zubimendi, most others have been used in line with what you would expect, with the exception of Timber who has suffered due to White's injuries, like White did with Tomiyasu's injuries. Finally, both teams cover huge distances in every game, and along with Leeds, top the running charts. As of the 28th March, Arsenal averaged 114.4km per game, whilst City averaged 115.7km per game, however both Rice and Zubimendi are in the top 10 players for distanced covered. It's much easier to pull headline numbers, or make big statements that to actually look into the rotation and balance of work that has taken place, but this has been a huge areas of growth for Mikel Arteta this season, and it's a major reason why we have competed so strongly on three fronts.

May is here. May it be. 🥂

J’entendais beaucoup de critiques sur le jeu d’Arsenal, je pouvais rien dire car je regardais pas leur match mais je vous jure je crois c’est la meilleure équipe physiquement et tactiquement que j’ai vue au Métropolitano

Get past Atleti first

@GrationHarvey Harvey are we going to keep pretending to not see how uninspiring our performances have been of late? If you truly love a person, you have to be able to tell them when they’re headed in the wrong direction. In recent times, our performances leave very little to be hopeful for.

Back to back Champions League semi-finals. So proud ❤️ Yes, still massive areas we need to improve in, but still so much to play for, too. We’re on the edge, keep believing. Now, eyes on a really big one on Sunday.

Happy birthday Arsenal conductor, Mikel Arteta.

A chance to win Arsenal’s first league cup in 33 years looks like good enough reason for Arteta to start Raya on Sunday, but it has to be Kepa in goal; not just for fairness sake, but because he’s absolutely earned the right to be here with some really outstanding performances.

Don’t ask to lead, show that you’re a leader. Yes, Declan Rice. You’ve shown enough to be made captain next season.

@Arsenal @ObaOgunkoya Happy birthday Ethan Nwaneri, one of the brightest talents in the world. I hope you enjoy your year as you realize that talent isn’t enough in today’s game. You have to work your socks off as well. Win those duels cos you must. If Eze can learn to do it, you most def can. COYG 💪🏽

Happy birthday Ethan Nwaneri, one of the brightest talents in the world. I hope you enjoy your year as you realize that talent isn’t enough in today’s game. You have to work your socks off as well. Win those duels cos you must. If Eze can learn to do it, you most def can. COYG 💪🏽

@adamkeys_ @Bugembemicheal4 @tebzafc My biggest worry for him was his on-the-ball qualities especially bravery with the ball in offense. I his season, he’s been great on the ball, taking more risks, driving forward at will, eating up half spaces in the opponent’s box. Saliba’s operating on an updated software.

David Raya should be no. 2 on the list.

Mikel Arteta has never lost a final or football match at Wembley. Has he? Come Sunday, we feast. Pray for Manchester City. COYG 💪

@ManCity Mikel Arteta has never lost a final as a coach. Has he? 😝

Next stop: Wembley 📍 🤝 #AsahiSuperDry