A’J 🦦

I miss you more Everyday Pastor😔

Saliba is genuinely generational. We are so normalised to it we just dont talk about it anymore. The boy even generates football now when he drives forward. His song is back too, our away fans are literally the best in the league.

Arsenal 1st in the PL and unbeaten in the CL up to the Semi Final stage. All with the second highest number of injuries of all PL clubs. Yet Arteta’s name gets dragged through the mud, daily. Fools.

“Flop of the season” is just one goal away from a 20-goal campaign, by the way. The narrative that he’s failing at Arsenal is honestly laughable.

Saw a lot of clips on the Gyokeres failed pass on Saturday but no one wants to post this clip lol I wonder why…

🚨 Arsenal sporting director Andrea Berta in attendance for Galatasaray’s 3-0 win over Fenerbahce at RAMS Park on Sunday night. Berta met with club president Dursun Özbek, with Victor Osimhen among Arsenal’s targets. 🕵️‍♂️🇹🇷 [@serkan_korkmaz]

🚨BREAKING: Just to let you all know that Football Did Not Start in 2005. Every time Arsenal fans breathe, someone shouts “21 years without a league title!” as if Arsenal invented waiting. But let’s remind every football fan of history, because some people started watching football after Wi-Fi was installed in their house. Before you mock Arsenal, remember your own history. 🔴 Liverpool FC 1990 → 2020 That’s 30 YEARS without a league title. Three full decades of waiting before they finally celebrated again. 🔵 Manchester City 1968 → 2012 A massive 44 YEARS without winning the English league. 🔴 Manchester United 1967 → 1993 Yes, the same United that talk the loudest went 26 YEARS before lifting the league again. 🔵 Chelsea Football Club 1955 → 2005 The club people now call “serial winners” waited 50 YEARS before winning the modern Premier League. With 66 managers and 67 loading with just 6 trophies to show Now suddenly Arsenal’s 22 years is being treated like a century of suffering. Funny. Football didn’t begin with Roman Abramovich’s money, Football didn’t begin with Pep Guardiola, Football didn’t begin with Klopp Football has always been cycles. Great club rise. Great club falls. Then great clubs rise again. Arsenal have not disappeared. We rebuilt. We trusted the process. We built a young team. And now the world is watching again. Hate us. Mock us. Laugh at us. But remember this: Every giant club in England has gone through long droughts far longer than we are on currently. And when Arsenal finally lift the Premier League again… The noise from the Emirates Stadium will shake the football world. Mark this: This is the season the joy returns. This is the season the Gunners smile again. Sing with me gunners 🎶🎵North London Forever, Whatever the weather🎶🎵

These are the fans that matter, not the idiots on social media today losing their heads.

The Havertz 1-on-1 Eze hitting the post Gabriel off the woodwork Havertz in injury time It just wasn’t meant to be. Devastating.

I’m afraid guys.

@Arsenal Havertz failed to convert two clear cut chances. Wow.

Full-time in Manchester.

@afcstuff That was on Eze. He pulled out of a duel.

Goal. Manchester City 1-0 Arsenal (Rayan Cherki)

Since two months Chelsea admin never post their premier league goal of the month

GRWM to go and secure my first league title in 23 years at the Etihad

Guys please I don’t know how to verify these men, dem just come the lekki toll gate and cut off the security cameras. Saying they are from the government, hmm 🤔

"I will rather lose to Man City than go to champions league"

Yeah i’m never taking Henry talks seriously again

COYG!!!!

For context. Bukayo Saka, Declan Rice, Ben White, William Saliba, David Raya, Leandro Trossard, and Gabriel Martinelli made their UCL debuts in 2023/24. Eberechi Eze, Cristhian Mosquera and Christian Norgaard made theirs this season. Lewis-Skelly made his last season. Stretch it further to that bench against Sporting Lisbon and you have Max Dowman and Marli Salmon, both 16 and have played in the UCL for the first time this season. In those three seasons of debuting for the ones initially mentioned, they've made the quarterfinals once and the semifinals twice. For the debutants, it's a semifinal appearance at their first time of asking. Zubimendi didn't make his UCL debut until 2023. Gyokeres only made his debut in 2024. It's their first UCL semifinal. That's a team that has done what most of them have never experienced. I don't care how they got there. It's big deal to them. It has to be. I'm looking at it purely from a player lens now because what it is to Arsenal is established. It's new waters. Arsenal were never in this position in that competition. To do what they've done in the last three seasons is not a mean feat and that group has to know they've come way. As always, titles crown glories in football, but context mustn't be die on the altar of criticism.

Season will start, everyone will spend money to compete with City, by April, they all support City to defeat Arsenal because of their own failure. Too funny