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@cfccarnz add Champions lig

🚨BREAKING: Chelsea earned more from winning the FIFA Club World Cup than Arsenal made from winning the Premier League. Chelsea reportedly generated over £220m from their seven-game Club World Cup campaign win. While Arsenal earned just over £190m in total Premier League revenue, including TV rights and prize money.

@fynRuthie fill up Emptihad 1st, streets r too much for y'all

Arsenal has 2 hours to respond 🩵🫣

I will block any Arsenal fan that reply or quote my tweets with their ugly trophy photos from today. Enough is enough! 😡

@KingFemi__ set piece assistant king has 0 lig titles

It’s harder to get 21 league assists in a season than to win the premier league. Only one player has the 21 league assists a season, there are over 1000 players that have the premier league title, infact Foden has 6 of it 😂😂

“No Premier League club congratulated Arsenal for winning the league” 🤡

@Mrw301992 sounded like a dumb Manure fan

@bamusi3 @daddyhope every1 knows who is the 'agent currently in high position'

@daddyhope If you listen to Mbeki, Zuma was a double agent read the fine print. The ANC is it filtrated. Who drive Dudula, March March. Africans we have to develop our think tank that do deep research!

Former South African president Thabo Mbeki made some serious mistakes during his presidency, and the two glaring ones were HIV and AIDS policy and Zimbabwe. I would also add his failure to properly groom or allow a successor before the 2007 Polokwane conference. But every time I listen to South African leaders speak, he still stands above all the presidents South Africa has had after Nelson Mandela. Mandela was in a league of his own and served a unique historical purpose during a particular era, so I do not even place him in this comparison. But when you compare Thabo Mbeki, Jacob Zuma and Cyril Ramaphosa, I genuinely enjoy listening to Mbeki because his arguments are backed by facts, empirical evidence, research, economic analysis, scholars and international journals. Whether one agrees with him or not, he constructs arguments intellectually. Listening to this discussion in the video reminded me again that he was a great leader who nevertheless had major flaws, and unfortunately those flaws often overshadow many of the positive things he achieved for the South African economy. I mentioned HIV and AIDS. I mentioned Zimbabwe. I mentioned the failure to groom a successor. I also think one of his major mistakes was the refusal to invest adequately in Eskom at the time when warnings were already being raised about future electricity generation problems. But when you then look at the presidencies of Jacob Zuma and Cyril Ramaphosa, it becomes a completely different picture. Mbeki’s approach to Zimbabwe was ideological. Zuma, for all his own problems, is probably the only South African president who can genuinely say he at least attempted to engage Zimbabwe politically in a meaningful way. But Ramaphosa’s relationship with Zimbabwe appears deeply compromised by business and political interests, at worst corrupt. And when you assess the three presidencies rationally, especially from an economic management perspective, the figures speak for themselves. South Africa’s economic growth reached around 5% to 6% during parts of the Mbeki era, levels the country has struggled to reach since. The problem today is that many people analyse these leaders emotionally instead of rationally. Economic performance is measured through figures, and those figures are publicly available. So every time I listen to Thabo Mbeki speak, I enjoy listening to him because of the depth, structure and intellectual discipline of the way he makes his arguments.

@john322226 Arsenal by ringing out so much stupidity, 🤣

Arsenal are the Premier League winners and are playing their final match but everyone is watching Manchester united game instead. When we talk about big clubs in the Premier League, everyone looks towards Manchester United.

@propsMCFC 200m = no 1 🤡😅

• at least 900m people are expected to watch Pep Guardiola’s farewell today. • around 200m are expected to watch Arsenal vs Palace. no one cares 😂😂

@diamondzzz_x @charlesprincezw @Am_Blujay any1 threatening for months deserves inkabi visit

@charlesprincezw @Am_Blujay Her ex partner had been threatening her for months ngathi he's the one behind this

She had bodyguards. She had a protection order. She even changed vehicles to protect herself. Yoh… and they still got to her. 💔

@mfc_mrpage @DeeTriumph yet dts the only thing u post abwt 🤣

@DeeTriumph we don't care.

Manchester City fans will be watching Pep Guardiola’s final & farewell game in charge against Aston Villa. Liverpool fans will be watching Mohamed Salah’s emotional farewell against Brentford. Manchester United fans will be watching Bruno Fernandes chase the assist record against Brighton. Chelsea fans will be watching their final league game with hopes of securing qualification for UEFA Europa League. Tottenham fans will be watching the relegation battle until the final minute. Nobody will care about anything else the Premier League title away at Crystal Palace. Only them.

@RealDailyCo @hovie_09 u must be tweeny or just n ignorant adult

@hovie_09 Except South Africans. They are embarrassed for other Africans. They don’t understand why “European” game is celebrated in the continent

I think Arsenal fans in Africa hate Man United more than Tottenham 😂😂😂

Some of Arsenal fans lack football knowledge, what has Declan rice done this season that makes him deserve the PFA?

@hovie_09 Wenger

Who made you support ARSENAL ? Be honest

@CFC_OBED @se_lorm1x Bruno's 9 assists

@se_lorm1x He takes corners and free kicks

Declan Rice in the premier league 36 games -4 goals , 5 assists Enzo Fernandez in the premier league 35 games - 10 goals , 5 assists Casemiro - 34 games - 9 goals , 2 assists You don’t even need to bring Bruno Fernandes to make an argument . Rice didn’t even have a better season than the names above Player of the season lmao

@Vic_200_tor make it 10 - 0 🤣🤣

I speak for every rival fans when I say we want this tomorrow

@sinovuyo001 Gps

I'm hosting all arsenal fans around Johannesburg tomorrow for our Epl title celebration 🎊🎉♥️🏆

@charliewem @FergieStandards + Arsenal will b 85

@FergieStandards What of your Manchester utd. You didn’t tweet this for your own club but quick to do for Arsenal. Get a life mehn. 1992–93 — 84 points 1995–96 — 82 points 1996–97 — 75 points 1998–99 — 79 points 2000–01 — 80 points 2002–03 — 83 points 2010–11 — 80 points

Did you know that Arsenal’s points tally of 82 points and Arsenal’s goal tally of 69 goals are both the lowest totals of any of the last 10 league winners 👍

LETS ALL LAUGH AT ARSENAL & RICE🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

@CFCUnderdogs @CFC_OBED 9 set pieces assists rnt quantum physics

@CFC_OBED Arsenal fans are the most football clueless fanbase in this app. They think Martin Ødegaard, Eberechi Eze or Kai Havertz will bench Bruno Fernandes?

Bruno Fernandez goes to Arsenal and will bench all their creative players including Arteta himself, I don’t know why they’re angry about Bruno winning the player of the season. Look at the forwards Bruno plays with at United and still managed to get all these numbers .