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Luis Munoz warming up with the Arsenal U21 squad ahead of the game against AFC Wimbledon. He’s not permitted to feature at that level in competitive games this season but still good experience for him to be involved at 14.
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Away standing entrance for our game tonight on the corner of Highbury Avenue, advice is to get here early 😊
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The Highbury Chippy just over from the away entrance could be popular tonight.
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Based in Africa - 5 name changes - stealing photos
Don’t buy tickets! Scammer alert 🚨
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Watch out for this person. Already stealing pictures and posting as their own. Usually only means one thing!
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Sometimes when you have nothing it’s better just to say nothing. Cos when people see this they think ‘shit, this is ALL you could dig up?!’
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Rival fans berating @BukayoSaka87 for winning an award for his humanitarian work says all you need to know about how shallow fans can be.
Saka's initiatives supporting children have drawn attention, proof that the impact of football stars doesn't stop at what they produce on the pitch. It reaches far enough to change the lives of others.
Saka has helped fund transformative surgeries for children in Africa, as well as emergency housing and shelters for families displaced by earthquakes in Turkey and Morocco.
In Rwanda, he has also provided health check-ups for more than 580 children and health insurance for a further 1,000 people.
Most younger fans probably won't even know who Sócrates is. Well, he wasn’t just a World Cup icon, he actually earned a medical degree while playing professional football. His nickname even now is "Doctor"
Two generations apart, the same instinct: seeing the world as something that can be understood, healed, and fixed. God bless you @BukayoSaka87
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Mikel Arteta catching up with Unai Emery and Spain head coach Luis de la Fuente at the Ballon d’Or yesterday.
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i love how some cats look like they could end your entire bloodline but act like clingy little babies who need their human every five minutes.
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26th October 1976
League Cup 4th Round
#Arsenal 2-1 Chelsea
A 52,285 crowd, Highbury's biggest attendance of the season, generates noise and atmosphere for a leg-breaking tie in which Trevor Ross and Piccadilly Line tube traveller Frank Stapleton knock out the Division 2 Blues.
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I’m not even an Arsenal fan, but Declan Rice not making the top 10 is INSANE 😭😭 Nah, you can’t be serious. The agenda is getting out of hand
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Mocking Saka after the great work he has done for charities and people across the world.
🏥 Funded 120 life-changing surgeries for children in Nigeria
🌍 Sponsored 100 pediatric surgeries across Kenya, Rwanda & Tanzania
🇹🇷 Housed 26 displaced families after the Turkey earthquake
🇲🇦 Built a village shelter for 255 people in Morocco
🎒 Donated 1,000+ school uniforms to families in West London
🎓 Funded academic scholarships for 20 international students
Drop the agenda
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