Adeleke David Adekunle (Mr Effectiveness)

🔴⚪ The nerve. The AUDACITY. Sir, you are right. Referees have cost teams big moments. You are absolutely correct. But since you want to open this conversation — let's open it properly. You didn't say anything when Abdukhodir Khusanov fouled Kai Havertz clean through on goal. DOGSO. Red card AND penalty by the letter of the law. Mikel Arteta said it. Keith Hackett — an ex-referee — said it. The panel said City were fortunate. The referee said nothing. You didn't say anything when Rodri should have walked against Tottenham. Second yellow. Gone. The KMI panel confirmed it after the game. He stayed on. City stayed in the game. You didn't say anything when Rúben Dias should have been sent off against Nottingham Forest. Again — second yellow, confirmed by the independent panel. Again — he stayed on. Again — City benefited. You didn't say anything when Matheus Nunes fouled Kevin Schade TWICE inside and around the box against Brentford. One of them denied a goalscoring chance. Nothing. Not a whistle. You didn't say anything when Bernardo Silva hit a Brentford player. With his hand. Nothing. You didn't say anything when Bernardo Silva grabbed Merlin Röhl's shirt in the box during a corner against Everton. Clear pull. Clear penalty. Nothing. And Marc Guehi — professional last-man foul, no red card. Same player, same pattern. Different treatment. Should I go on? Because I can go on. How many times exactly? How many confirmed, panel-verified, ex-referee-backed decisions went in Man City's favour this season alone? And THIS is the man talking about referees not doing their job? 👀 The biggest beneficiaries of a broken system, standing at a microphone, crying about a broken system. Oh — and while we're here. 115 charges. Financial Fair Play. The most serious allegations in English football history, still hanging over your club like a cloud that won't move. Pep, with the greatest respect — you don't get to claim victimhood in a conversation about integrity. Not you. Not now. Not with that history and not with Manchester City of the last three season, most especially this season. But thank you for speaking. Because the more you talk, the more I have receipts to pull out. COYG. Always. 🔴⚪

The way football is moving, you’d think Arsenal personally offended the entire sport. This is supposed to be a World Cup year, yet every timeline, every pundit desk, every comment section has turned into a national inquiry into Arsenal’s existence. El Clásico literally happened same day as Arsenal's match but later time — a title‑shaping one — and nobody cared. They were too busy running diagnostics on Arsenal like we’re a malfunctioning spaceship. This isn’t banter anymore. This is obsession with a fever. Rival fans celebrate our slip‑ups with more passion than they celebrate their own trophies, like how do I explain it that Manchester City won Carabao cup final, yet a day later, it's still the loser that's being talked about🙎🏾‍♂️ The winner seem to have being long forgotten then somehow call Arsenal a “small club.” Small club? Brother, entire continents schedule their emotional wellbeing around whether Arsenal drop points. Nobody mobilises this much hatred for Brighton, Chelsea, Liverpool, Tottenham, Manchester city, or even Manchester United right now except their fans and even at that, few hours later, everyone starts talking about Arsenal again 😢🤗 They say Arsenal fans “talk too much.” Please. United fans, Chelsea’s trophy‑orphans, and City’s oil‑powered teenagers talk like they invented football. The difference is simple: Arsenal noise shakes the room, so everyone pretends it’s a crime. The truth is clearer than daylight: People fear Arsenal because they can see what’s coming. This club went from wandering the wilderness to rebuilding a superpower brick by brick, and the moment we started looking like a threat again, the entire ecosystem started hyperventilating. Some people hate Arsenal with a level of passion they don’t even reserve for their own personal problems. That kind of hatred isn’t manufactured — it’s existential panic. They’d genuinely rather watch a state‑funded football corporation with a legal folder thicker than a phonebook win the league again, just to stop Arsenal lifting one Premier League title. When Liverpool were fighting City, neutrals suddenly cared about “heritage” and “fair competition.” The moment Arsenal entered the chat, everyone became financial analysts explaining why 115 charges are actually a sign of good governance. This league is basically 18 clubs vs Arsenal, with Liverpool as the only ones who understand the trauma of losing to City by microscopic margins. They’re too exhausted to hate us — they’re running on nostalgia, paracetamol, and prayer. So keep crying. Keep foaming. Keep dedicating your weekends to monitoring Arsenal like unpaid security guards. Your tears are premium hydration for this gargantuan club So continue to shed the tears. 🔴⚪

The two most common scorelines in the Premier League this season 👀

God will judge all of you that says this is not a foul..

Gyokeres is my man of the match, he may not have scored but what an all around performance by him tonight

You won’t believe who holds the record for the fewest goals conceded in a Champions League-winning campaign.

BRINGING THE ENERGY.