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Another exhibit for Arteta. Last week, they cried about Timber pulling Isak.
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Michael Carrick has been added to Sir Alex Ferguson's former players who failed as managers.
Here is a broader list:
-Wayne Rooney
-Gary Neville
-Phil Neville
-Paul Scholes
-Roy Keane
-David Beckham
-Ryan Giggs
-Michael Carrick
-Ole Gunnar Solskjær
-Steve Bruce
-Bryan Robson
-Paul Ince
-Mark Hughes
-Mark Robins
-Darren Ferguson
-Jaap Stam
-Ruud van Nistelrooy
-Robin van Persie
-Teddy Sheringham
-Andrei Kanchelskis
-Henning Berg
-Laurent Blanc
-Diego Forlán
-Gabriel Heinze
-Henrik Larsson
-Eric Cantona
-Viv Anderson
-Clayton Blackmore
-Chris Turner
-Frank Stapleton
-Peter Davenport
-Neil Webb
-Paul Parker
-Michael Appleton
-Simon Davies
-Chris Casper
-David Healy
-Jordi Cruyff
-Darren Fletcher
40. Mike Phelan
#MUN #PremierLeague
Here is a broader list:
-Wayne Rooney
-Gary Neville
-Phil Neville
-Paul Scholes
-Roy Keane
-David Beckham
-Ryan Giggs
-Michael Carrick
-Ole Gunnar Solskjær
-Steve Bruce
-Bryan Robson
-Paul Ince
-Mark Hughes
-Mark Robins
-Darren Ferguson
-Jaap Stam
-Ruud van Nistelrooy
-Robin van Persie
-Teddy Sheringham
-Andrei Kanchelskis
-Henning Berg
-Laurent Blanc
-Diego Forlán
-Gabriel Heinze
-Henrik Larsson
-Eric Cantona
-Viv Anderson
-Clayton Blackmore
-Chris Turner
-Frank Stapleton
-Peter Davenport
-Neil Webb
-Paul Parker
-Michael Appleton
-Simon Davies
-Chris Casper
-David Healy
-Jordi Cruyff
-Darren Fletcher
40. Mike Phelan
#MUN #PremierLeague
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Wonder how everyone including those that are not Manchester United fans are seeing it.
But the board are not 😂
But the board are not 😂
"Manchester United are not a hot property football club"
"They have not shown they'll back the manager, if they don't, we'll be in the same scenario in 18 months' time"
Charlie Austin reacts to Michael Carrick being sacked, with Mauricio Pochettino likely to succeed him 🚨
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No rivalry will ever come close to what Messi and Ronaldo gave football. But when the dust settles, the debate has a clear winner.
Messi didn’t just dominate an era, he changed how the game could be played. The goals, assists, dribbles, vision, trophies and World Cup… the complete package. We were lucky to witness him. 👑🇦🇷
Messi didn’t just dominate an era, he changed how the game could be played. The goals, assists, dribbles, vision, trophies and World Cup… the complete package. We were lucky to witness him. 👑🇦🇷
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MESSI vs RONALDO, : END OF A GOLDEN ERA
This is one of the most beautiful era end in football history .One of the greatest football dominance we will remember for decades to come and tell the story.
Once in a lifetime football dynasty that just rounded off.
Great to be nteresting football rivalry that spark so much debate.
The era of the beautiful game rounded up in a grand style.
FOOTBALL might never witness this kind of rivalry and dominance again. Football gave it to us to love the moment,cherish and enjoy it.
Its all gone for ever and vanish like smoke in the sky but in the end; we all know there's only one true KING OF THE BEAUTIFUL GAME;; GOAT the one that shapes and transform football: the complete player himself: LIONEL MESSI
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although Carrick has been sacked, we will never forget the iconic meme he gave the football community. 😂
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Gyökeres says he wants to stay at Arsenal and fight for his place 🇸🇪💪
No sulking, no agent noise, just ready to work. Goal + assist vs Slavia showed what he brings.
Barça & Atlético can keep dreaming. Should he get more league starts? 👇
No sulking, no agent noise, just ready to work. Goal + assist vs Slavia showed what he brings.
Barça & Atlético can keep dreaming. Should he get more league starts? 👇
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RT @Toon_9ja: I don't understand how a country with a population of 1.48 billion people (1,481,265,800) can't find 11 men to play football.
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🚨🔴 NINE ARSENAL PLAYERS COULD BE IN ACTION FOR THEIR COUNTRIES TODAY!
🇬🇧 England: Declan Rice, Eberechi Eze, Ben White, Ezri Konsa and Myles Lewis-Skelly.
🇪🇸 Spain: David Raya, Martin Zubimendi and Mikel Merino.
🇮🇹 Italy: Riccardo Calafiori.
Three international fixtures, tentially representing their countries.
As much as we're proud to see our boys representing their nations, the only thing we want is for every single one of them to return to London fully fit.
No injuries, please! We've got a title to win. 😭🔴⚪️
🇬🇧 England: Declan Rice, Eberechi Eze, Ben White, Ezri Konsa and Myles Lewis-Skelly.
🇪🇸 Spain: David Raya, Martin Zubimendi and Mikel Merino.
🇮🇹 Italy: Riccardo Calafiori.
Three international fixtures, tentially representing their countries.
As much as we're proud to see our boys representing their nations, the only thing we want is for every single one of them to return to London fully fit.
No injuries, please! We've got a title to win. 😭🔴⚪️
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PLAYER SPOTLIGHT: ANDRÉS INIESTA 🇪🇸
A magician in tight spaces.
Iniesta possessed extraordinary close control, balance, dribbling ability and composure.
He could escape pressure in crowded midfield areas, glide past opponents and create opportunities when seemingly nothing ining moment came in the 2010 FIFA World Cup final, when he scored Spain's winning goal against the Netherlands.
🏆 4 Champions League titles
🏆 9 La Liga titles
🏆 2010 FIFA World Cup
🏆 EURO 2008 and 2012
A midfielder whose elegance and big-game influence made him unforgettable.
A magician in tight spaces.
Iniesta possessed extraordinary close control, balance, dribbling ability and composure.
He could escape pressure in crowded midfield areas, glide past opponents and create opportunities when seemingly nothing ining moment came in the 2010 FIFA World Cup final, when he scored Spain's winning goal against the Netherlands.
🏆 4 Champions League titles
🏆 9 La Liga titles
🏆 2010 FIFA World Cup
🏆 EURO 2008 and 2012
A midfielder whose elegance and big-game influence made him unforgettable.
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🚨🔵 | Why every Chelsea fans have the ultimate rights to brag on football’s. We’ve won it all 🏆
Never finding Arsenal in this settings.
Never finding Arsenal in this settings.
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Nick Woltemade on the difference between the Premier League and Serie A. 🇩🇪🇮🇹 🏴
🎙️ Interviewer: "Nick, you've experienced English football with Newcastle and are now playing in Italy with Juventus. What's the biggest difference between the two leagues?"
Woltemade: "The Premier anding. The intensity, speed, pace, and physicality are incredible. Every game is a battle, and you have very little time on the ball. You have to be physically and mentally prepared because the tempo rarely drops."
🎙️"And how would you describe Italian football?"
"It's different. There's a strong emphasis on tactics, positioning, and understanding the game. Teams are very organised defensively, and you have to think carefully about how you move, create space, and make decisions. Technical quality is also very important."
🎙️ "Do you think your style of play suits Italian football more?"
"I think my game is about more than physicality. I enjoy being involved in the build-up, creating chances, linking up with teammates, and getting into scoring positions. At Juventus, we want to control possession and dictate the tempo, which gives me opportunities to use those qualities."
🎙️ " What did your time in England teach you?"
"A lot. I became stronger physically, improved my intensity,sity and learned how important it is to work for the team without the ball. Those experiences will help me here as well."
🎙️ "So, which league do you prefer?"
Woltemade: "They are both top leagues, but they demand different things from you. In England, the intensity and physical battles are incredible. In Italy, tactical understanding and positional discipline are very important. As a player, experiencing both can only make you better."
🎙️ Interviewer: "Nick, you've experienced English football with Newcastle and are now playing in Italy with Juventus. What's the biggest difference between the two leagues?"
Woltemade: "The Premier anding. The intensity, speed, pace, and physicality are incredible. Every game is a battle, and you have very little time on the ball. You have to be physically and mentally prepared because the tempo rarely drops."
🎙️"And how would you describe Italian football?"
"It's different. There's a strong emphasis on tactics, positioning, and understanding the game. Teams are very organised defensively, and you have to think carefully about how you move, create space, and make decisions. Technical quality is also very important."
🎙️ "Do you think your style of play suits Italian football more?"
"I think my game is about more than physicality. I enjoy being involved in the build-up, creating chances, linking up with teammates, and getting into scoring positions. At Juventus, we want to control possession and dictate the tempo, which gives me opportunities to use those qualities."
🎙️ " What did your time in England teach you?"
"A lot. I became stronger physically, improved my intensity,sity and learned how important it is to work for the team without the ball. Those experiences will help me here as well."
🎙️ "So, which league do you prefer?"
Woltemade: "They are both top leagues, but they demand different things from you. In England, the intensity and physical battles are incredible. In Italy, tactical understanding and positional discipline are very important. As a player, experiencing both can only make you better."
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🚨 Arsenal are reportedly back in the race for Bournemouth midfielder Alex Scott.
However, Bournemouth are demanding around £100M, with Chelsea and Liverpool also interested.
Would you spend £100M on Alex Scott?
Or should Arsenal look elsewhere? 👀
However, Bournemouth are demanding around £100M, with Chelsea and Liverpool also interested.
Would you spend £100M on Alex Scott?
Or should Arsenal look elsewhere? 👀
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🚨 Martin Odegaard on the man who helped Arsenal believe again:
🗣️“When people talk about Mikel rebuilding Arsenal, they usually start with the transfers. I understand that. But every player who arrived had to make a decision before his name appeared on a team sheet.
You had to describing.
I came on loan in January 2021. Arsenal were not offering the easiest route to success. There was pressure around the club, and I was trying to find somewhere I could play regularly and grow.
What mattered was feeling that the manager could see a place for me.
In my mind, that first conversation captures the whole project. A player asking, ‘Where do I fit?’ And a manager being able to explain the answer so clearly that the future feels a little closer.
That is the feeling I want people to understand.
I returned permanently that summer. Then we lost our first three league games. The 5-0 defeat at Manchester City left us bottom without a goal.
Imagine joining something because you believe in its future, then looking at the table and seeing that.
We could hear the criticism. Of course we could. Footballers have phones. We do not finish a match and disappear into a cupboard until training.
But the next morning, someone still has to lead.
That is where a manager earns your trust. In how he explains what went wrong. In whether he gives you something useful to work on. In whether he keeps treating you like a player capable of helping him put it right.
Mikel kept working with us.
The improvement came through so many people. Gabriel gave us strength at the back. Ben brought composure and versatility. Aaron brought personality. Tomi made the group stronger.
Bukayo kept taking responsibility, even while he was still so young. Emile and Gabi gave the supporters that wonderful feeling of watching their own young team grow.
Then Gabriel Jesus and Oleksandr arrived with experience of winning at City. Declan later gave us so much presence and quality. Kai, Jurrien and David added different strengths.
William returned and became a huge part of the defence. Mikel did not sign him, but helping a young player find his place matters too.
A squad becomes special when all those different journeys begin moving in the same direction.
And the supporters changed with us. You could feel the connection growing. A tackle, a recovery run, somebody chasing a ball that looked lost. The stadium started recognising the effort behind the football.
For a player, that gives you something extra when your legs are tired.
I became captain of this club. Sometimes I still think about the player who arrived on loan, simply hoping to find his rhythm again.
Mikel helped turn that uncertainty into responsibility. He trusted me to help lead the place he had once captained himself.
That means a great deal.
When I picture this story, I think about the mornings after the defeats. The staff arriving early. Players listening. A manager explaining the next step while everybody outside wanted the final answer.
Those mornings belong in the story too.
Because the Arsenal people enjoy watching grew out of them. And I hope, when Mikel hears our supporters singing, he feels how many people are grateful that he stayed and kept building.”
🗣️“When people talk about Mikel rebuilding Arsenal, they usually start with the transfers. I understand that. But every player who arrived had to make a decision before his name appeared on a team sheet.
You had to describing.
I came on loan in January 2021. Arsenal were not offering the easiest route to success. There was pressure around the club, and I was trying to find somewhere I could play regularly and grow.
What mattered was feeling that the manager could see a place for me.
In my mind, that first conversation captures the whole project. A player asking, ‘Where do I fit?’ And a manager being able to explain the answer so clearly that the future feels a little closer.
That is the feeling I want people to understand.
I returned permanently that summer. Then we lost our first three league games. The 5-0 defeat at Manchester City left us bottom without a goal.
Imagine joining something because you believe in its future, then looking at the table and seeing that.
We could hear the criticism. Of course we could. Footballers have phones. We do not finish a match and disappear into a cupboard until training.
But the next morning, someone still has to lead.
That is where a manager earns your trust. In how he explains what went wrong. In whether he gives you something useful to work on. In whether he keeps treating you like a player capable of helping him put it right.
Mikel kept working with us.
The improvement came through so many people. Gabriel gave us strength at the back. Ben brought composure and versatility. Aaron brought personality. Tomi made the group stronger.
Bukayo kept taking responsibility, even while he was still so young. Emile and Gabi gave the supporters that wonderful feeling of watching their own young team grow.
Then Gabriel Jesus and Oleksandr arrived with experience of winning at City. Declan later gave us so much presence and quality. Kai, Jurrien and David added different strengths.
William returned and became a huge part of the defence. Mikel did not sign him, but helping a young player find his place matters too.
A squad becomes special when all those different journeys begin moving in the same direction.
And the supporters changed with us. You could feel the connection growing. A tackle, a recovery run, somebody chasing a ball that looked lost. The stadium started recognising the effort behind the football.
For a player, that gives you something extra when your legs are tired.
I became captain of this club. Sometimes I still think about the player who arrived on loan, simply hoping to find his rhythm again.
Mikel helped turn that uncertainty into responsibility. He trusted me to help lead the place he had once captained himself.
That means a great deal.
When I picture this story, I think about the mornings after the defeats. The staff arriving early. Players listening. A manager explaining the next step while everybody outside wanted the final answer.
Those mornings belong in the story too.
Because the Arsenal people enjoy watching grew out of them. And I hope, when Mikel hears our supporters singing, he feels how many people are grateful that he stayed and kept building.”
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GYÖKERES, DALOT, ENZO, GORDON, FOFANA AND VINI ARE BLAMED FOR EVERY LOSS.
HAVERTZ, BRUNO, HAALAND, YAMAL, PALMER AND MBAPPE ARE PRAISED FOR EVERY WIN.
HAVERTZ, BRUNO, HAALAND, YAMAL, PALMER AND MBAPPE ARE PRAISED FOR EVERY WIN.
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