Cazorlaesque

@MrDtAFC @troopzafc Crikey. DT and Troopz back like the old days is it? Love to see it.

@troopzafc You need to grow up and admit you were wrong. I wanted him gone more than anyone, but he's shut me up by backing the manager and giving him the funds to put us in the position we are in. Josh might be the one who's hands-on now, but his Dad still owns it all.

No matter what he does, I’ll always think he’s a dickhead

How good was Trossard today?? Clutch!

@OLADEE004 @HandofArsenal @Teamnewsandtix I actually think Burnley will play slightly higher up today. They want to go down with some pride, so they'll want some goals. And they're not a counter-attacking team.

@cazorlaesquex @HandofArsenal @Teamnewsandtix Do you have the idea of the level of low block you will be facing today?😂 Gyokeres Is mostly useless against low blocks

Arsenal starting XI vs Burnley: Raya, Mosquera, Saliba, Gabriel, Calafiori, Rice, Ødegaard, Eze, Saka, Kai Havertz, Trossard. Arsenal Nation Lock In. Final 3 Line ups… 🙏🏽 @Teamnewsandtix 🥷🏽

@WestHam_Central Goal of the season... in the Championship. Sure he will score more like that next season, so he's in with a chance. Enjoy.

Goal of the season? x.com/ezeballers/sta…

@piersmorgan Missed opportunity to say "I want my country back!"

You’re clearly not a geography wonk either.. this is a Shakira crowd in Rio. I’d like my country at least correctly identified.. 🤣🤣

@ArtetaEra 115* No-one worth their salt will respect them.

Guardiola has won 20 trophies with Manchester City. Genuinely interested in knowing what will happen to his legacy if City plead guilty to the 114 charges. Will he be a great coach in English history or get blacklisted?

@HKFinalThird @Saka_army247 I fucking hate this new trend of "fictional" posts. Scraping the bottom of the creativity barrell. Fucking get some better ideas.

🚨 Didier Drogba reacts to controversial Man City decision in today’s FA Cup Final against Chelsea: “Once again Manchester City get the big decision in a crucial moment. I honestly don’t understand how Chelsea were denied a penalty on Joao Pedro. For me it was clear contact, clear foul, and in a final those moments change everything. This is why supporters get frustrated with PGMOL. Week after week there are decisions involving City that somehow go their way and people are expected to just move on. I honestly wonder how many titles and trophies City would have won over the years without constantly benefiting from these moments. Chelsea were not perfect today, far from it, but when you’re playing against the best team in England you need fairness in the key moments. Instead, the referees ignored another huge call and it completely changed the feeling of the match. The good thing for Chelsea is this season now ends. A fresh start is coming. The Xabi Alonso appointment will bring seriousness, discipline and much stronger standards back to the club. He’s the type of manager who won’t accept excuses, weak mentality or distractions. Chelsea need to become ruthless again and next season is the chance to reset everything.” fictional

@MiguelDelaney Video clip?

De Zerbi: "I don't understand the polemic yesterday about VAR because it was foul, 200%."

@JacentaArs @ARSAbias IT'S NOT DONE*

They called him a Madman…he said “IT’S NOT OVER” 🙌🏻 Declan Rice!!!!!! My next Arsenal captain. My PFA player of the year. My potential ballon d’or winner 👑

@Salibasexual02 Jeff and Gabi were insufferable.

The tears on TalkSport this morning are sensational. We get one correct decision and heads are gone, City get away with murder every week and there’s silence. This is a great day to listen to the station.

@FLewisMedia @NoamDar You fat fucking cunt. Go fuck yourself. "Big on mental health", my arse. Hope you enjoyed the big fuck you from Trossard today, you scumfuck.

𝙉𝙤𝙖𝙢 𝘿𝙖𝙧 𝙭 𝙈𝙖𝙞𝙡 𝙎𝙥𝙤𝙧𝙩 Had the pleasure of speaking to the fantastic @NoamDar recently to discuss all things Clash at the Castle, his rise in wrestling and, of course Drew McIntyre. Tomorrow just means more. dailymail.co.uk/sport/wwe/arti…

@WestHam_Central 😂😂😂

Cheating. Fucking. Ref. Paying. CUNTS. HAVE YOUR CHEATING TITLE

@LatteFirm FKKKK! TONIGHT IS GOING TO BE MENTAL IN THE CHAT. Getting #snackcheck ready!

The DOUBLE is on. And so it’s a double fix of @LatteFirm for you. Emergency #LateNightLounge tonight at 11pm-ish. See you then. ❤️☕️

@markgoldbridge Pull your tongue out of City's arsehole, Gary. Dogs do that. You're not a dog, are you Gary?

I want Arsenal to win the league but that's a disgrace. 18 months they've been barging keepers and they win the league because of this

@City_Chief Get me the decisions from your game yesterday.

Arsenal have won the PL with the help from VAR! This is a tainted title. Disgraceful decision.

@WestHam_Central Fuck yourself you fucking scum cunt.

@MikeKeegan_DM Fuck yourself, you intellectually dishonest cunt.

As many Manchester United fans have pointed out, Arsenal won at Old Trafford with a goal from a corner that wasn’t disallowed after a review and a dozen replays. And then there’s the foul from Rice that arguably started before the arm on Raya. This impacts not only the title but potentially a relegation costing north of £100m. Zero consistency, zero need. Get. Rid.

@henrywinter Any comments on Silva lashing out today? Does honesty pay? Should Collins have gone down after being punched in the calf? I'll wait.

Michael Carrick has left the Stadium of Light in more despondent moods. “Don’t ever forget what this feels like,” Sir Alex Ferguson told Carrick and the other crestfallen Manchester United players on the bus leaving Sunderland after news came through of Aguerooo and City’s title winner in 2012. Carrick never forgot that feeling of misery and anger. Disappointment with today’s draw is nothing in comparison, of course, but Carrick will be in reflective mood as he leaves SOL. Just because he doesn’t throw verbal fireworks around during post-match interviews doesn’t mean he’s not passionate about reviving United. He is. Everyone knows how deeply Carrick cares about United. Most around him know how driven he is, too, and that he wants to play attractive football. As he did as a player there. Performances definitely need to be better, and fans' frustration with that side of the Carrick spell is understandable. Sunderland were the better side, by most accounts, and United were indebted to Lammens. But it was all about stabilising United for now. Carrick has done well as interim - 10 wins, 3 draws, 2 losses. He’s dispensed with the wrong system, put players in their best position, restored belief and got United back into Champions League positions. Third is all but guaranteed. Third. United were sixth and drifting when Carrick took over. But he’s not a miracle worker. That squad needs strengthening. United need proper cover in attack when Sesko is out. Zirkzee simply isn’t good enough. They need a left-back and left-winger. Most importantly, a successor to Casemiro. If anybody understands the need for United to regain control of midfield it is Carrick, who played there 464 times for them (minus a few at emergency centre-back). Sir Jim Ratcliffe might want a bigger name but Carrick has surely earned a shot at input into summer signings, a pre-season, and a chance to show what a Carrick Manchester United can do. #MUFC

@EPLBible @henrywinter any comments? Does honesty pay? Should Collins have gone down after being punched in the calf? I'll wait.

Bernardo Silva just casually punching Collins… As you do 🤷‍♂️