Music producers. Influenced by hip hop, r&b, bhangra. A duo Chats(me) & J-Skillz. Do or Die, Put Sardaran De, Bol Panjab De etc... Oh & i'm a die hard Arsenal.
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Before the season starts: they’re going to win the league.
During transfer window: They become excited about all of their new signings.
Season starts: They blame the owners.
A few games in: They blame individual players.
10+ games into the season they want the manager sacked.
December: They become Manchester City fans.
Rinse. Repeat.
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“The golden era of PL football” according to Liverpool fans
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You would've though supporting City was embarrassing enough. But doing it in a deflated banana suit takes it up a level.
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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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Yes. Surprisingly enough our aspiration for our team is not whether the fans of the opposing team had a nice time playing us.
Have we seriously already memory holed Liverpool‘s tactics at the Emirates in January? Very effective and did what they had to do but not exactly free flowing. Which was totally fair enough.
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They went into this game shouting title and afterwards they’re fighting for their lives to prove they had a shot on target
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You had 50 cameras when you kicked Kai a couple of seasons back and got away with it. Now you want some forensic analysis?? Get in the 🗑️ you hypocrite
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Hearing Charlie Hunnam say that this scene wasn't even in the script, yet this is one of my favourite scenes from The Gentlemen movie is insane. Guy Ritchie is truly a master. This is amazing. Guy hire charlie again please #TheGentlemen #GuyRitchie
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Villa suing Carragher but imagine Arsenal sued Dan Thomas wanting to punch Arteta, Robson wanting to tackle him, G Nev wanting Martinelli whacked, P Nev saying he’d two-foot Rosický, and Troy Deeney wanting to whack Arsenal players.
Would that be cringe and unbearable?
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The way their fans used to mock us and Wenger completely disregarding any context, it gives me great joy to see they’re far worse than the worst of Wenger sides and have absolutely no excuses
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RIP Patrick Stewart. What an actor. I still can’t believe he agreed to do this scene. And he didn’t even mind when I ruined every take. Legend.
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If they didn't forget to draw a line in the Brentford game, we'd have won the league on Goal difference
🚨JUST IN: Graham Scott says refereeing decisions ARE in Arsenal’s FAVOR since 2022:
“Over the whole of last season, they BENEFITTED on nine occasions and suffered on five.
Go back to 2022, when the Premier League set up the KMI panel, the ledger is 25-22 in Arsenal’s favour, which is not statistically significant and suggests decisions really do even themselves out over time.”
