OVER 6.5
Chasing Goals Parlay
Sidney Crosby Goal
Crosby #87 & Kindel #81 PT each for 80s night.
Beavis and Quinn 1PT each
Anaheim-Vancouver OVER
Let's go! 🙏🏻🧊💪🏻
@elio82 @mattmurley19 @MikeMutnansky @CodyPucks @bluesbuzzblog @StillWill_86 @NickyBiscuits69
Everything going on at Old Trafford right now is just banter isn't it 😄 Sendings off, missed penalties, injuries, offside reviews, shots off both posts. It's great stuff it really is 🍿🍿🍿
Jimmy James retweeted
Liverpool have committed more fouls this season than any other team in the Premier League. Arsenal are joint 17th.
Liverpool rank joint fourth in the league for yellow cards. Arsenal are joint 17th and Liverpool have one red card to Arsenal's none.
Arsenal's highest entry in the most fouls committed by a player in the league is Myles Lewis Skelly at 34th, joint with Szoboszlai. There are four Liverpool players who have committed more than MLS.
This is fan fic nonsense.
Sunday merely served to reinforce the belief that Liverpool as a team are far too nice.
There’s a difference between being streetwise and cheating. It wasn’t pretty, but Arsenal produced a masterclass in the former in the second half on Sunday.
Andoni Iraola was clear post-match that there will be a change of approach. He will tell his players to start going to ground when they are impeded in the box.
It’s a sad state of affairs, but needs must.
📝 @JamesPearceLFC
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Liverpool have committed more fouls than any other team in the premier league this season with 128 fouls over 9 games. They are also fourth highest for yellow cards with 21.
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Jimmy James retweeted
This is really poor by @FA. The governing body is supposed to protect players. It should be disputing this regulatory commission verdict by members drawn from the FA judicial panel. Max Dowman could have suffered a bad injury to his standing leg from a dangerous challenge which went unpunished. Arsenal 16-year-old shouldn’t have reacted but his frustration was understandable. Some other players might have rolled around and ensured a bad challenge was punished. Dowman didn’t. He doesn’t stay down. The FA should have shown some understanding towards Dowman. Instead, it has suspended him for three games. FA priorities all wrong: tolerating a poor challenge and some weak refereeing but punishing a kid who objected to a bad challenge that could have dealt him a serious injury. Protect players. #AFC
😄😄 What a get for the show
Got ambushed by Fleetwood Town manager Matt Lawlor. Mudded! Cannot escape these guys man. When will my nightmare end!?!?😭😭😭 @BarstoolYak
Just an all round shit show from the #49ers today. So many schoolboy errors. Half of them already on Bye Week
Those two passes for the goals in the Arsenal Bayern game were ridiculous 👏🏻😳 #BayArs
Chasing Goals extravaganza, let's go 💪🏻
Chasing Goals Episode #4 @mattmurley19 @bluesbuzzblog @GameNotesBud @spittinchiclets @DKSports xitter.gq/i/broadcasts/1pKdRDkqP…
Fuck. The. Rams. 🙈😥 100/1 bet loses at the final hurdle with the most heavy favourite imaginable... ❌😳
#Laffy 💙🤍❤️
This was Jon Cooper’s full quote when I asked about Alexis Lafrenière’s emergence after last night’s game: nytimes.com/athletic/7688674…
RIP Mr Arsenal 🔴⚪🔴
Ken Friar is Arsenal.
In 1946, a 12-year-old local boy kicked a ball under manager George Allison’s car outside Highbury. Allison was impressed by his enthusiasm and gave him a matchday messenger job. That kid started full-time in the box office in 1950 and never left.
Without Ken Friar, Arsenal would not be the same today.
He rose through the ranks to become club secretary, then managing director in 1983. For nearly two decades he ran the day-to-day club, negotiated contracts, protected Highbury’s character, and kept Arsenal’s values intact through changing times.
When the club needed a new home, he stepped away from the MD role to drive the Emirates Stadium project with Danny Fiszman — delivering one of the most complex builds in football history on time and on budget.
He described Arsene Wenger as like a younger brother and said he didn’t think they could have built the Emirates without the success and stability Wenger brought.
In 2020, after more than 70 years, he stepped down from the board and was named life president.
There’s a bridge named after him outside the Emirates and a statue of that boy chasing the ball.
Ken Friar didn’t score the goals or lift the trophies. He was the constant — the living memory, the steady hand, and the quiet guardian of everything Arsenal is supposed to stand for.
He spent 80 years of his life at Arsenal Football Club. From 1946 to today.
Ken Friar, thank you.
