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Lived with and loved Arsenal football club for 20+ years.
“This is my club. I fucking love this football club.” - Stuart MacFarlane
“This is my club. I fucking love this football club.” - Stuart MacFarlane
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Gabriel after Arsenal-Villa
December 31, 2025 at 9:42 AM
Gabriel after Arsenal-Villa
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Despite playing just 42.0% of available PL minutes, Martin Ødegaard has played more line-breaking passes into the penalty area than any other Arsenal player this season.
He proved beyond doubt how valuable he is to #AFC in the statement win over Aston Villa.
🔗 theanalyst.com/articles/mar...
He proved beyond doubt how valuable he is to #AFC in the statement win over Aston Villa.
🔗 theanalyst.com/articles/mar...
In Arsenal’s Time of Need, Unique Martin Ødegaard Has Stepped Up | Opta Analyst
Martin Ødegaard played a key role in Arsenal’s statement win over Aston Villa on Tuesday. With him in this kind of form, there may be no stopping his side in the title race.
theanalyst.com
December 31, 2025 at 12:28 PM
Despite playing just 42.0% of available PL minutes, Martin Ødegaard has played more line-breaking passes into the penalty area than any other Arsenal player this season.
He proved beyond doubt how valuable he is to #AFC in the statement win over Aston Villa.
🔗 theanalyst.com/articles/mar...
He proved beyond doubt how valuable he is to #AFC in the statement win over Aston Villa.
🔗 theanalyst.com/articles/mar...
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BALLARD JUST HAD EZE IN A HEADLOCK AND HE GAVE IT THE OTHER WAY
November 8, 2025 at 7:13 PM
BALLARD JUST HAD EZE IN A HEADLOCK AND HE GAVE IT THE OTHER WAY
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Love those two as late subs. That doesn’t feel like a one-off. They have so many of the qualities you want against tired legs.
September 16, 2025 at 6:36 PM
Love those two as late subs. That doesn’t feel like a one-off. They have so many of the qualities you want against tired legs.
The thing about Martinelli- Although his end product reduced over the past 1.5 years, he has been really good in other phases of play. Any player competing for that LW role has his work cut out for him. If Gabi does lose his place, he will not stop breathing down his competitions neck. Don’t sell.
August 21, 2025 at 3:28 AM
The thing about Martinelli- Although his end product reduced over the past 1.5 years, he has been really good in other phases of play. Any player competing for that LW role has his work cut out for him. If Gabi does lose his place, he will not stop breathing down his competitions neck. Don’t sell.
Decisive transfer activity. I was worried that KSE is happy to have top 4 finishes without pushing. This transfer window completely obliterates that hypothesis. They want to push for more. Let’s fucking go.
🚨 EXCLUSIVE: Arsenal make move for Eberechi Eze + 27yo wants them. Tottenham lined up deal with #CPFC today & player but after Havertz injury + #AFC now closing in on England in’l. If he proceeds with choice, #THFC will pursue other targets
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Arsenal make move for Eberechi Eze, player wants move from Crystal Palace
Spurs had the conditions of a deal agreed with Palace on Wednesday but are ready to move on to alternative targets.
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August 21, 2025 at 3:18 AM
Decisive transfer activity. I was worried that KSE is happy to have top 4 finishes without pushing. This transfer window completely obliterates that hypothesis. They want to push for more. Let’s fucking go.
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After a summer of planning for it, Arsenal played fast, incredibly fast. In fact their direct speed was 55% higher than the average since 2022-23.
Were the seven seconds or less Gunners entirely by design, a function of a chaotic game or just messy? www.cbssports.com/soccer/news/...
Were the seven seconds or less Gunners entirely by design, a function of a chaotic game or just messy? www.cbssports.com/soccer/news/...
Arsenal were faster than ever in win at Manchester United, but is new style here to stay or circumstantial?
The 2.02 meters per second they advanced towards goal is 55% quicker than the average of 2022-23, 2023-24 and 2024-25
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August 17, 2025 at 7:55 PM
After a summer of planning for it, Arsenal played fast, incredibly fast. In fact their direct speed was 55% higher than the average since 2022-23.
Were the seven seconds or less Gunners entirely by design, a function of a chaotic game or just messy? www.cbssports.com/soccer/news/...
Were the seven seconds or less Gunners entirely by design, a function of a chaotic game or just messy? www.cbssports.com/soccer/news/...
What was up with Saka today? Looked really off it. Hopefully just early season form issues that will go away over the next couple of weeks.
August 17, 2025 at 11:01 PM
What was up with Saka today? Looked really off it. Hopefully just early season form issues that will go away over the next couple of weeks.
I am really enjoying all the whining and stat posting that United fans are doing. Absolutely rattled.
August 17, 2025 at 10:47 PM
I am really enjoying all the whining and stat posting that United fans are doing. Absolutely rattled.
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Man United 0 Arsenal 1. Shove that up your Hooper
August 17, 2025 at 5:24 PM
Man United 0 Arsenal 1. Shove that up your Hooper
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Rare for the silver lining to be the result, but that was genuinely atrocious from Arsenal.
Fine, we kept the clean sheet, but there was nothing authoritative about that performance at all. Huge improvement needed.
Fine, we kept the clean sheet, but there was nothing authoritative about that performance at all. Huge improvement needed.
August 17, 2025 at 5:33 PM
Rare for the silver lining to be the result, but that was genuinely atrocious from Arsenal.
Fine, we kept the clean sheet, but there was nothing authoritative about that performance at all. Huge improvement needed.
Fine, we kept the clean sheet, but there was nothing authoritative about that performance at all. Huge improvement needed.
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Arsenal currently at 76.8% pass completion, their lowest in a Premier League game since the 2-2 draw at Manchester City last September. It'd be fair to say there were more mitigating circumstances for them giving the ball away then.
August 17, 2025 at 4:46 PM
Arsenal currently at 76.8% pass completion, their lowest in a Premier League game since the 2-2 draw at Manchester City last September. It'd be fair to say there were more mitigating circumstances for them giving the ball away then.
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Never fails to amaze me what is and isn't a foul
August 17, 2025 at 4:46 PM
Never fails to amaze me what is and isn't a foul
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That first half was a little reminder from Mikel Merino that, for all his success in attack, he will be an important player in midfield over the next few seasons. He's won nine of his 13 duels (the most of anyone on the pitch), made the most tackles and threatened in the box.
April 20, 2025 at 2:04 PM
That first half was a little reminder from Mikel Merino that, for all his success in attack, he will be an important player in midfield over the next few seasons. He's won nine of his 13 duels (the most of anyone on the pitch), made the most tackles and threatened in the box.
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Martinelli puts 110% into defending. He really wants to win and will do anything it takes.
April 16, 2025 at 9:00 PM
Martinelli puts 110% into defending. He really wants to win and will do anything it takes.
April 16, 2025 at 8:52 PM
Martinelli puts 110% into defending. He really wants to win and will do anything it takes.
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Brentford had an expected goals total of just 0.19 against Arsenal. It’s the fourth lowest xG for a team to avoid defeat in a Premier League match this season, with two of the other three also coming against Arsenal (Everton 0.09 in December, Fulham 0.16 in December). via @optajoe.com
#ARSBRE
#ARSBRE
April 12, 2025 at 6:34 PM
Brentford had an expected goals total of just 0.19 against Arsenal. It’s the fourth lowest xG for a team to avoid defeat in a Premier League match this season, with two of the other three also coming against Arsenal (Everton 0.09 in December, Fulham 0.16 in December). via @optajoe.com
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Arsenal have allowed their opponents fewer shots on target against them than any other team in the Premier League (95) this season.
#ARSCHE
#ARSCHE
March 16, 2025 at 3:24 PM
Arsenal have allowed their opponents fewer shots on target against them than any other team in the Premier League (95) this season.
#ARSCHE
#ARSCHE
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It’s been a tiring season, full of weirdness. We missed White for four months, Saka for four, Ode for a dozen games, Merino at the start when he was learning the team, Kai for what will be 15 games and cups. We are in 2nd, 10 clear of 5th, and in the CL QF.
It’s one hell of a job by MA, the squad.
It’s one hell of a job by MA, the squad.
March 16, 2025 at 3:36 PM
It’s been a tiring season, full of weirdness. We missed White for four months, Saka for four, Ode for a dozen games, Merino at the start when he was learning the team, Kai for what will be 15 games and cups. We are in 2nd, 10 clear of 5th, and in the CL QF.
It’s one hell of a job by MA, the squad.
It’s one hell of a job by MA, the squad.
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Also, Forest using the Porto blueprint for our set-pieces. A player throws themselves to the ground with minimal contact, ref invariably gives a free kick.
February 26, 2025 at 8:19 PM
Also, Forest using the Porto blueprint for our set-pieces. A player throws themselves to the ground with minimal contact, ref invariably gives a free kick.
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Seeing some very familiar patterns in how people (and prominent media people) have been talking about Lewis-Skelly recently.
I’m reminded of the narrative around Sterling, Pogba, Rashford and why they needed to stay in their lanes, be humble. I wonder what they all have in common.
I’m reminded of the narrative around Sterling, Pogba, Rashford and why they needed to stay in their lanes, be humble. I wonder what they all have in common.
February 5, 2025 at 8:41 AM
Seeing some very familiar patterns in how people (and prominent media people) have been talking about Lewis-Skelly recently.
I’m reminded of the narrative around Sterling, Pogba, Rashford and why they needed to stay in their lanes, be humble. I wonder what they all have in common.
I’m reminded of the narrative around Sterling, Pogba, Rashford and why they needed to stay in their lanes, be humble. I wonder what they all have in common.