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@GraysAthleticFC @aronjosiah All the best, @AronJosiah, you’ll be missed! A legend. 💙

PLAYER DEPARTURE - Aron Gordon It is with a heavy heart that we announce the departure of @aronjosiah Aron has been a familiar face to many of our supporters over the years. Joining the club at the start of the 2018/19 season and making over 200 appearances for the Blues in all competitions, Aron has cemented himself as a true Grays Athletic Legend. The club woukd like to wish Aron and his family all the very best of luck for the future. A genuinely lovely guy, who always has a smile on his face, we thank him for the memories, his time and professionalism whilst with the club. All the very best to you Aron and Thank You!

Every now and then this app delivers at levels of entertainment I didn’t know existed. 😂😭😂😭😂

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The bloke does speak well. I had serious questions about him, and I still think this ends in tears - but he is luring me in. Three to go. 👊🏻

Outrageous footwork. 😮‍💨

Up the Villa. Thank you for Sunday. Best club outside of London imo. Bring it home, boys.

As probabilidades podem estar contra a gente… mas nós já vencemos elas cinco vezes e fomos campeões do mundo. Tá liberado acreditar na sexta. 🤞🇧🇷🍻

In this Backyard, it’s “win or go home,” and this crew hasn’t left since the 90's. Where there’s a pitch, there’s a legend. #YouGotThis

@ChrisBa13206760 I just feel it’s a very simple, narrow minded approach. You are effectively saying that a player who plays for a bigger club is a better footballer because they’ll win stuff. And that’s not true. This board should be blamed for not pushing on yes, but it’s two separate points.

@ChrisBa13206760 I don’t think you can say otherwise, and narrowing it down to a three year period, where let’s be honest - in my lifetime (I am 33) I have never seen make an FA Cup Final - we are not at those echelons of football. I never thought mid90s I’d be strong hearing in the conversation.

I don’t like this narrative. I get it, but it’s not the view point. He didn’t waste a career, and nobody “deserves” anything in football. Harry had chances with Spurs - ironically, played in a game he may never play for Bayern and didn’t deliver.

May as well book those World Cup Final tickets for England. This is a banker.

@Billie_T And FWIW, he was done to City. They didn’t fork up the money we wanted (and deserved). They (bizarrely) opted for Grealish and tired to get him cheap. He walked around the pitch knowing that deal was done that summer in COVID. City bulked and didn’t pay it. That’s why he stayed.

@Billie_T I just don’t like the narrative of saying he didn’t have chances. One man cannot carry you to anything, it’s a team sport, and he was let down - I agree. But let’s not go down the path of saying a legacy at Spurs is “ruined”.

Harry Kane had chances. The problem is the chances were against Liverpool, Man City and Chelsea - all teams with far superior squads. We have him a bench of Onomah, Janssen, Nkoudou etc. Putting the onus on Kane and not enic to deliver is crazy

Son is your example. He captained and lifted a European trophy. That could’ve been him, and for all the talk of loving the club, the fans? No. He gave up. Sold himself out. He’s the best player to play for Spurs in my lifetime, I won’t see better. But let’s not spin it.

And don’t get me wrong, that board should get called out and hung, drawn and quartered regardless of a relegation or safety. They have let every single one of us down. They need to be, and will, be held accountable. But that is a cheap shot imo.