Love my family, 3rd Generation Arsenal fan, with two generations below me, been following Arsenal since 1963
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🇦🇹Terry retweeted
Question: Want to attack hard working Firemen going about their job trying to save lives?
If you do, say hello to Mr Crowbar.
I do love a happy ending.
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🚨 Madueke reveals what he told Mac Allister during their heated exchange:
🗣️ “I told him to stop acting like a baby just because things weren’t going his way. First, he’s pulling Ødegaard’s hair, then even after Timber gets involved, he still wants to act tough.
When he headbutted Timber, I immediately rushed over. I told him, ‘You’re not playing for Argentina here. Nobody is coming to rescue you. I’ll smash you, you little man.’
That obviously got to him because he came straight at me and headbutted me first. But when I gave him the same energy, suddenly he was rolling around on the floor like a little kid.
That’s what I don’t understand about some players. They can dish it out all day, but the moment someone gives it back, they can’t handle it.
Even when he was on the floor, I was telling him to get up and stop all the acting. He was doing way too much. If you’re going to be physical with people, at least be ready to take it yourself.”
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🚨Alan shearer reacts to Arsenal’s 1-0 victory over Liverpool at Anfield and Arteta’s tactics approach:
🗣️ “I still can’t process what I’ve just watched. Arsenal go to Anfield — Anfield — and they don’t just win 1-0. They keep Liverpool to zero shots on target. Zero. Not one. At Anfield.
Against this Liverpool team. Are we serious right now?
Mikel Arteta has just put on an absolute tactical masterclass, and I’m saying this with my chest: he is the best defensive coach in world football right now. Nobody is organising a side like this. Nobody.
The backline was ridiculous. Konza and Gabriel just… controlled the entire defensive third. Liverpool’s attackers were getting absolutely nothing. No space, no time, no half-yard. They were suffocating them. And it wasn’t just the centre-backs — the whole unit was so disciplined. Every time Liverpool tried to find a runner in behind, someone was already there. It was like they had a sixth defender at times.
Then you look at the midfield. Arteta deliberately made it a mess in the middle. Crowded the central areas, cut off the passing lanes, stopped Liverpool from ever getting into a rhythm. Their midfielders couldn’t dictate anything. Every time they tried to play, there was a red shirt right on them. It was compact, organised, and completely deliberate.
The pressing traps were smart as well. They knew exactly when to jump and when to drop. They weren’t just running around like headless chickens. They forced Liverpool into those uncomfortable, predictable passes and then recovered their shape instantly. Liverpool looked frustrated because they couldn’t find the pockets they usually find.
And the game management? That’s where Arteta showed his maturity. He knew when to slow it down, when to sit deeper, when to step up. Arsenal never lost their shape. Never got stretched. They managed the moments perfectly. That’s elite coaching.
Defending at Anfield takes concentration, courage and organisation. Arsenal showed all three for 90 minutes. That’s not easy. A lot of teams go there and freeze. Arsenal went there and controlled the environment.
And to all the people who constantly moan that Arteta is too defensive or too cautious — what exactly did you want them to do at Anfield? Play an open, expansive game and let Liverpool tear them apart on the counter? Be serious. Some managers spend hundreds of millions trying to build this beautiful attacking identity and still can’t organise a defence half as well as Arteta has done with this group. Hundreds of millions. And they still concede more chances than Arsenal did tonight.
Arsenal aren’t just a team that wants to compete for trophies anymore. They’re becoming a team that knows how to win the ugly, difficult, horrible games. The ones that actually matter. The ones at Anfield.
Forget all the noise about beautiful football. You go to Anfield, keep Liverpool to ZERO shots on target and walk away with three points. That’s not luck. That’s elite coaching. Mikel Arteta deserves serious respect. Arsenal march on!”
🇦🇹Terry retweeted
I remember Brand being quite outspoken during the Partygate debate, and he was in the fortunate position of having his civil servant husband working inside 10 Downing Street.
🇦🇹Terry retweeted
Wheres the shove @LibDems ?
Is this another stitch up ?
If this is the whole footage, Nigel does nothing wrong from what I can see ?
🇦🇹Terry retweeted
So a few hrs ago I scattered a couple of kids from outside the pub who kept trying to spraf tabs. Yet when people refused they became abusive and slagged people off.
Several times in the last 2 hrs the same kids have come through to pub to use the toilet. Hitting me with abuse as they walked past.
Then one of them started shouting shit at the door so I lifted my phone and took a photo. The lad ran in and started lashing out. Managed to catch my in the face with god knows what yet I managed to push them back towards the door.
To anyone or the parents of these scummy little cunts. Be ashamed you have failed at parenting. Your kids are acting like cunts because of lack of discipline.
