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Iâve taken the international break seriously and flew home to Ghana, repping both my teams in the process. I will be Ghanaian in every lifetime, what a country
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Andy Burnham has said he would be âreally concernedâ to lose Manchester Cityâs owners as a result of the club being found guilty of more than 100 breaches of Premier League rules | âïž
@martynziegler, @Lawton_Times, @_pauljoyce thetimes.com/sport/football/âŠ
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'Manchester City's relentless spending stands in stark contrast to the situation at Newcastle, where star players Bruno GuimarĂŁes, Sandro Tonali and Anthony Gordon have all had to leave to comply with Premier League regulations.'
Eight eclipses and three Prime Ministers have come and gone since the Premier League hit Man City with 115 charges over alleged financial breaches, @oliverbrown_tel says the wait is scandalous —ïž
telegraph.co.uk/football/202âŠ
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Wake up.
Open presents.
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Santa came through.
Christmas Day is absolutely insane.
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FIFAâs plan to sell a stake in its commercial operations to outside investors is thankfully dead in the water, but what was behind this proposal? What would have been the implications for the beautiful game if Infantino had got his way? This is explored in todayâs FREE ARTICLE.
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Ornstein is a perfect example to follow for anyone looking to get in to football journalism. He doesnât entertain, he informs. He doesnât build a brand of tearing other people down, he doesnât say the same thing twice just for RTâs and doesnât speak at all unless there is something meaningful to be said. It is so unbelievably difficult to be that well informed and to be that accurate, he is obviously someone who has a lot of trust of key people in the game. Thatâs how itâs done.
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This season has made me realise that people hate arsenal more than they love their own teams and thatâs truly embarrassing đ
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The most Christian team in the Premier League whose players are always glorifying Jesus, Crystal Palace, have now won 3 trophies in 3 years against all odds.
Video: @BallersinGod
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A possibly unpopular view but I donât believe Arsenal have been "defensive" this season. I think theyâve simply not been as good in attack as they intended, and had a reliable defence. Saturday against PSG, however, is probably the time to be defensive.
nytimes.com/athletic/7309066âŠ
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đš[đą] NEW: Arsenalâs Premier League title lift recorded the highest live viewership for a title celebration in the last two decades đł
Todayâs celebrations peaked at 7.3 million live viewers, compared to Liverpoolâs 3 million viewers during their title lift last season.
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"Arsenalâs brand is stronger than any rival Premier League club or British sports brand right now. And itâs no accident. Iâm a Manchester United fan and marketing expert but Arsenal are cool", said CEO of Pitch Marketing Group cityam.com/im-a-manchester-uâŠ
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The Arsenal bible group reveal as they win the English Premier League.
Great to see athletes being focal about their faith in Jesus.
Replying to @JohnBrewin_
Doesnât basically every team go nuts when they win things? Isnât that basically what youâre supposed to do?
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Not the ending we hoped for, but weâll use this feeling the right way next season. To every City fan who travelled with us this season, thank you đđ» Congrats to Arsenal for the title.
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Forget 'Set Piece FC', Arsenal have won the title without '115 charges' lurking in the margins like Man City, without buying their own women's team like Chelsea, without petro-dollars behind them. That should be celebrated, writes IAN HERBERT trib.al/MLr0KWf





























