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@Calebprecious9 Too much 😭

@kashONdaCounter We have been through a lot

The pain made it beautiful. We dreamed of days like this 🩷🏆 #Arsenal #Premierleague

@Arsenal x.com/kashondacounte…

He knew all along...

@Mark14_AFC ❤️🥹 its a beautiful story

@kashONdaCounter This sounds up the pain and the joy.

This is the start of a dynasty.

I have never seen so many Mikel admirers on this app. 😂👏🏽.

Peps gone. What's your favourite video of him?

@jeffrey_dalyop_ ELITE movie reference 😂😂😂

Just seen the SCRIPT for the PSG game.

@zai_zayy They can’t justify 100m or even 90m. Semenyo was £65m in the winter window. 100m will put him in the very elite category and after one season it can’t fly. 70-80m is probably where it’s at , for 70 it’s worth a punt.

@kashONdaCounter I really hope so, he's gonna get slapped 90-100ms don't you think

This was back in Jan. I must say i saw this coming.

@zai_zayy Let’s get it done 🙏 please

@kashONdaCounter Yeaaaaa

Sorrow and misery is sometimes the best breading ground for success and the best teacher for resilience. Every team that goes on to dominate football… first walks through hell. There’s a universal pattern in football history — before an era of domestic dominance, comes misery, chaos, and humiliation. Pain always precedes power. Low & behold … 👇 🔴 Manchester United (1986–1992 → 1993–2001 dominance) Before Ferguson’s rise, United were 26 years without a league title. Fans wanted him out, banners read: “Three years of excuses and it’s still crap.” The FA Cup in 1990 saved his job. Then came the Cup Winners’ Cup, and suddenly, the Premier League dynasty was born. A drinking culture replaced by an elite mentality. A phoenix built from mediocrity. ⸻ 🔵 Barcelona (2000–2008 → 2008–2012 dominance) The early 2000s were chaos — failed signings, managerial churn, fans booing at Camp Nou. Laporta arrives, hires Rijkaard, then Guardiola. Messi emerges, Xavi-Iniesta mature, and tiki-taka changes world football. The golden age was born from institutional rot. ⸻ 🇩🇪 Bayern Munich (2007–2010 → 2013–2018 dominance) Losing the 2012 UCL final at home — “Finale dahoam” — broke them. But pain refined them: Neuer, Martínez, Mandžukić arrived. In 2013, they won the treble. The heartbreak created hunger that shaped a generation. There are more examples. But ask yourself these questions before drawing parallels with the above. 1) Has the team been competing at high standards missing out by close margins? 2) Are the glaring issues being addressed? Structure, recruitment and management improving? 3) Is the manager learning from his mistakes? My honest answer is Yes to all three questions. What misery/hardening/lessons were taught to this Arsenal team? 1️⃣ Learning to suffer (2021–22) Arsenal’s rebuild started with humiliation — 3 losses from 3, bottom of the table, fans turning on Arteta. Young core under pressure. Then came the first taste of control football, and the first heartbreaks: 1)Being down to 10 men repeatedly (Xhaka, Gabriel, Holding). 2)Missing top 4 after the Spurs and Newcastle defeats. 🧠 Lesson: Emotional control > tactical control. They learned that domination means nothing without discipline. ⸻ 2️⃣ Handling the weight of expectation (2022–23) Arsenal played football from another planet for 8 months — but when pressure hit, legs and minds wobbled. 1)Saliba injury exposed squad fragility. 2)Anfield and West Ham collapses showed how thin margins define champions. 🧠 Lesson: Consistency isn’t talent, it’s resilience. That season didn’t end with a trophy, but it taught them how to carry pressure — face the reality of not having a deep squad. ⸻ 3️⃣ Converting pain into power (2023–24 → now) Arsenal matured. No panic after going behind. Controlled transitions, more steel, fewer emotional swings. 1)They’ve become elite without the ball. 2)Red cards down. 3)Mentality up. 🧠 Lesson: Titles aren’t won by being perfect — they’re won by being relentless. It is the “want” to be INEVITABLE in games that ultimately separate the elite from the average. Just my humble opinion through my own experiences in life that without pain and suffering long successful stints dont just “appear” they are truly earnt.

@DrFabsPT Well said he was really on top, they could have been 2-0/3-0 up

@kashONdaCounter Yes you said it then Those 2-3 big chances AFB wasted, if he wasn't subbed off, he buries those 1v1s 'cos of his incredible shooting technique inside the box AFC struggled to beat them 3-2 at Vitality Stadium so I knew it would be tough for MCFC

#EPL Shooting Dynamics | Attackers Goals per 90 vs xG per 90 🧐#Junior #Kroupi is producing absolutely insane levels of efficiency. 38.6% of his shots are unsaveable, his ability to turn the game with his decisive shooting is impressive.

Junior #Kroupi is a prime example of superb xP displayed in low xG areas. On this occasion. My word. What a imperious strike. Total grade 85 xP , finesse into the back of the net.

Big congrats to Mikel Arteta and Arsenal. Clarity of thought, forever iterating and serious mental strength to bounce back from set-backs given previous campaigns. Arteta's managerial run since he joined has been an immense source of inspiration. Efforts warranted silverware at some point. Still have the UCL to play for too after this.

oh it does! watch my boys get married and buy new homes and win those deals now. Watch da wave.

ARSENAL 25/26 PREMIER LEAGUE CHAMPIONS x.com/i/spaces/1qJDz…

@boredtactico @gusfringldn 😏👍🏽

@gusfringldn I know for a fact hoa is southeast-asian btw so do with that what u want

This is defo HandOfArsenal

They need to hurry and give this man his statue or name a stand or something. Legend on the field and even bigger since he stopped playing

Its 1am and theres atleast 20k people outside the Ems singing WEVE GOT SUPA MIK ARTETAAAA 😭