Arsenal Fan, block 9 and sometimes away. I’m a gentle soul but for some reason blocked by AFTV, Adrian Durham and my local police station!
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David Seaman, 63 years old.
Bob Wilson, 83 years old.
Gunnersaurus, age unknown but allegedly around since the Mesozoic era.
The ghost of Gordon Banks.
I'd prefer any of these in a penalty shoot out in goal for Arsenal than either Kepa Arrizabalaga or Illan Meslier.
Not the reason Araenal loat but the referee last night was an absolute disgrace. Some of the tackles flying in on Dowman is particularly were horrendous and he was allowing it.
I don't have any objections to parts of Oxford Street being pedestrianised but I don't see the benefit of it either.
If it was up to me Raya, Konsa, Gabriel, Rice, Ødegaard, Eze and Madueke wouldn't even be in the squad against Fleetwood.
Since Manchester United twitter have found me I'd like to point out that when Ferguson took over Liverpool,Arsenal,Everton had won more league titles than Man U.
Same amount as Aston Villa.
1 more than Sunderland.
Between the time Man U's 7th & 8th titles Leeds won it 3 times.
I fear for the employee at Sky Sports who decided to put Sunderland v Leeds as the main Sunday match
In Alex Ferguson's day the likes of Dalot and Maguire wouldn't be good enough to be squad players, let alone defenders with 200 plus appearances for Manchester United.
If you take Alex Ferguson out of Manchester United and the Abu Dhabi money of Manchester City then in modern terms both those those clubs would have the same status as Newcastle and Sunderland, perhaps lower.
Carrick will get sacked very soon.
A new manager will come in, things will improve with a few hiccups and the future will look half decent.
Then they will collapse like they have now, and the new man will get sacked.
Rince and repeat.
Genuine question for some of my mature followers.
Is this Manchester United team worse than the team they had in the pre and early Ferguson era?
There is a massive pro Florian Wirtz agendy amongst some football media and I find it strange.
Florian Wirtz had created the most chances both overall (20) and in open play (18) in the Premier League this season.
Now, he has a goal.
The German midfielder picked up from where he left off against Villarreal before Alexander Isak doubled Liverpool's lead against Brighton.
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Even for a rush hour Victorian line vetran like myself the journey to and from Marienplatz and Fröttmaning on a Bayern Munich match day in pretty intense.