Armors Revenge

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"I was very pleased with how I performed" 💪 Lewis Hall reflects on his battle with Lamine Yamal in Newcastle's Champions League clash against Barcelona 🤝

@GarySmithJnr State of you lol

Arsenal fans have got hold of this and the comments are just as brilliant as you'd expect. The lack of self awareness is staggering. 😂

@GeronimoMorgans You are such a phaggot lol hope you get bashed in like that Luke lad

The performance speaks for itself and I've said plenty on that. But I want to talk about something else. About why Cherki gave us that magical display. The kick-ups. The audacity. The trolling that half the internet wants to hate him for. When Cherki first signed, I remember one of his early interviews. He was asked about the City fans, how we were already behind him, already excited. And his response? Simple. He said he loved us back. That meant something. Because he walked into a team still healing. Still rebuilding after last season (the worst we'd had under Guardiola in a decade). And he was a breath of fresh air. Light. Joy. Someone who reminded us why we fall in love with football. But here's what people miss. In the buildup to that final, the story was already written, just not for us. It was all about Arsenal. How they were going to shut us down. How Arteta would finally beat Pep to a trophy. How they'd complete the Quadruple. Every outlet, every talking head, every narrative leaned their way. The disrespect was loud. And the players felt it. Cherki took it personally. Every time the ball touched his feet, he wasn't just playing, he was sending a message. To Arsenal. To the media. To everyone who had already handed them the trophy. He wanted them to know: none of them could touch him. He wanted them to remember: You don't bet against Manchester City when silverware is on the line. Everything he did that night (every flick, every feint, every moment of pure audacity) was for us. For every City fan in the world. And we felt it. We felt seen. We felt respected. That's what he gave us. And we'll never forget it.

@Cityzen_Jnr Dumb african

No one can tell me otherwise, but It's a disgrace to fake injury and not play for your own country while the whole world knows you're fully fit SUCH A DISGRACEFUL CLUB

@WaleedAspire @MuskCaughtAP Your mum chokes on my dick

@Mularisback @MuskCaughtAP Choking in finals

@IbexOg @Jamie08951054 @mancityhardcore Looking to ragebait our opps brother, I've got no beef with you

@Mularisback @Jamie08951054 @mancityhardcore Nah so you genuinely believe we lack clean water 😭😭😭🤣🤣🤣

The downfall has started from seniors to the juniors 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

@Marcisissy @henrywinter Heads gone

@Mularisback @henrywinter Gosh Classless Arsenal was built by Jews And my nose is tiny lols 🤣 Like your 🍆 2nd again 2nd again 2nd again ole ole

In praise of Abdukodir Khusanov. The Manchester City centre-back turned 22 only last month, is still developing his game, still ironing out mistakes, but increasingly impresses with his speed, athleticism and determination. Also his simple but effective distribution and love for the physical fray. At Wembley, his sprint back to dispossess the breaking Kai Havertz was pickpocketing at pace. Khusanov did well in the Carabao Cup final as he gradually got to grips with Viktor Gyokeres. Still prone to a rash challenge. He took out Gyokeres but the booking didn’t faze him. Re-focused on winning his duels for the next hour. His character has never been in doubt. On his City debut in Jan 2025, he didn’t speak the language and had had only two training sessions. He made two early mistakes, gifted Chelsea a route to goal and was then booked for fouling Cole Palmer. But he got on with the game and his career at City. “Our Uzbek warrior” the club calls him. Good scouting. City recruited him from Lens for £33.6m after he’d played only 31 games. Also great initial scouting by Lens when he was at Energetik-BGU in Minsk. Khusanov still has elements to improve, especially in aerial challenges (he’s 6ft 1in), but looks to have many of the strengths to mature into a top centre-half. And he is only just 22. Khusanov is in competition with some heavyweight names such as Ruben Dias and John Stones (when fit). Josko Gvardiol was playing well before suffering a tibial fracture to his right leg. Gvardiol better at left centre-back where Marc Guehi has landed successfully. Gvardiol also plays left-back well (where Nico O’Reilly, who prefers, is flourishing). Nathan Ake, 31, partnered Khusanov at Wembley. Guardiola has outstanding options at centre-back, great role models for Khusanov to learn from. Guardiola Also academy graduate Max Alleyne. Khusanov can also play right-back. He seems very humble. Khusanov had to be encouraged by Foden, Haaland and Donnarumma to go across to take the acclaim of the City fans at Wembley. Almost bashful. Nothing diffident about his defending, though. Khusanov looks a big prospect for City. #MCFC

@Marcisissy @henrywinter Shouldn't you support maccabi haifa big nose?

@Mularisback @henrywinter 2nd in the caribo ... ole ole

@StevePenk Steve I worked with Natalie at Pinewood. Nice girl. Used to give me a blowjob every Friday

These clowns are rattled 😂😂😂

@AINZLEYMCFC @henrywinter That's not me you dumb chav 😂

@Mularisback @henrywinter Look at the state of you daft cunt

@Marcisissy @henrywinter But we're first

@Mularisback @henrywinter I'll sing 2nd again ole ole

@Marcisissy @henrywinter Or what

@Mularisback @henrywinter Disgraceful . May I remind you who trained Mikel .. pep . And he will be the first to acknowledge . Or perhaps let's discuss your unlawful director loans which gave you an unfair advantage Don't you ever try that 💩 with me again 🤡

@Krswanny1 @henrywinter First at the moment mate

@Mularisback @henrywinter How can you support Second again FC and be violent 🤣

@AINZLEYMCFC @henrywinter Chav

@Mularisback @henrywinter STFU

@BIGdoodie82 @henrywinter The level of cheating is that bad, hope this helps

@Mularisback @henrywinter Even if and it’s the biggest even if in the world, how does any punishment from the premier league lead to us going down 3 divisions Use your brain 🤯

@Marcisissy @henrywinter I know it's not nice to be reminded of it but the fact is all your success has been built on cheating

@Mularisback @henrywinter Hahaha Arsenal bottle it and it's ... 115 115 155 Clowns 🤡

@InwizzibleMan @henrywinter I've been assessed by professionals and I'm perfectly fine

@henrywinter @Mularisback Not sure why you’re engaging with this arsehole Henry. One look at his feed tells you he’s not right in the head

@TartanGooner Strange how there's different info out there, would nearly check the results at this point

22/23 Arsenal P30, 73 points Man City P30, 70 points 23/24 Man City P32, 73 points Arsenal P32, 71 points Sky and Opta both outright lying in the last week, both of which could be proved wrong by a google/youtube search. The standard of sports journalism has never been lower.