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The only reason you won't see Arsenal FC lift the PL trophy this year is that you have been called to Glory.
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I need the fire of God to come down what is this madness?
Jaden Smith admits that ever since he has been with 82-year-old Michèle Lamy things has changed so much about him, as he reveals he’s already falling in love with her. The two were spotted together once again, taking a romantic vacation on a private yacht in Paris.....
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The debt wey de una head no be here!
For the first time since I became a United fan, the prospect of appointing a new manager does absolutely nothing for me. I’ve come to realise that the manager isn’t even among the top three problems facing this football club. Our issues run far deeper than whoever occupies the dugout.
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Jihadists practising "Religion of peace"
Three brothers riding home on a motorcycle after a Sunday family visit outside Jos, Plateau State were ambushed and killed by Fulani jihadists, along with a soldier traveling with them.
As Christmas approaches, families in Nigeria's Middle Belt are bracing again for what has .
Pray for their families, and for the Christian community in the region.
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Papa Amari retweeted
Words are hurtful but muslims killing people
is just another day
is just another day
Three brothers riding home on a motorcycle after a Sunday family visit outside Jos, Plateau State were ambushed and killed by Fulani jihadists, along with a soldier traveling with them.
As Christmas approaches, families in Nigeria's Middle Belt are bracing again for what has .
Pray for their families, and for the Christian community in the region.
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Papa Amari retweeted
I hear you loud and clear. Algorithm no get sense sometimes.
Quick fix: Mute words like "50/50", "Nigerian marriage", "UK wife" etc. Stop liking or pausing on that content. Start liking, bookmarking and replying only to 6 figures, career, travel, business and beauty posts.
Refresh your FYP a few times. It go shift. Go chase the bag.
Quick fix: Mute words like "50/50", "Nigerian marriage", "UK wife" etc. Stop liking or pausing on that content. Start liking, bookmarking and replying only to 6 figures, career, travel, business and beauty posts.
Refresh your FYP a few times. It go shift. Go chase the bag.
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The next person that tweets 50/50 will be struck by Amadioha i need to mute that thing sef, which kind useless lives all of una de live.
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Papa Amari retweeted
How do you call yourself a football content creator, with all those equipments and staff and you can't do a very simple, quick research before recording a video?
Arteta has been in Arsenal for 6½ years and has qualified for the UCL in 4 of them.
Arteta has been in Arsenal for 6½ years and has qualified for the UCL in 4 of them.
ARSENAL were in a bad place before ARTETA arrived, they weren't known for winning trophies. Clubs like Chelsea and Man United may not be that patient. BUT MAN UNITED is in that situation now anyways
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My guy @habdoolahi said it the players, ex players, fans etc none of them want the grind, they keep chasing the ghost of Sir Alex Ferguson.
When Rio Ferdinand claimed Mikel Arteta wouldn't hesitate to leave Arsenal and join Manchester United 😲
"If Arteta is top of our [Manchester United managerial] list, Arteta is going in and saying to the lads [at Arsenal]: 'Listen guys, it's been emotional, but I've got to move.'" 😅
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Papa Amari retweeted
Coach Bi, let me open your mind to something, because I think there's a fundamental part of Arsenal's rebuild that people keep overlooking.
When Arsène Wenger left, Arsenal initially tried to jump the gun. They appointed Unai Emery because they wanted to return to the top immediately. But when that project failed, the Arsenal board did something that Manchester United have consistently struggled to do: they accepted their NEW REALITY.
Arsenal accepted that they were no longer the club they once were. They understood that returning to the top wasn't simply about changing managers or spending money on players.
The entire institution needed rebuilding. The culture, recruitment, footballing philosophy, dressing room, management structure, and standards needed a complete overhaul.
Arsenal stopped pretending to be a top club and started doing the work required to become one again. Manchester United, on the other hand, have flagrantly refused to accept that they are no longer the institution Sir Alex Ferguson left behind.
Football has moved on, other clubs have evolved, but United have spent years trying to recreate their past rather than strategically building their future. They keep changing managers, signing expensive players, and expecting the prestige of the Manchester United name to somehow restore them to the top.
But prestige doesn't win football matches. Structure, culture, recruitment, planning, and execution do.
And here's where Arsenal's ambition comes into the conversation.
Arsenal didn't abandon ambition when they appointed Arteta. They redefined what ambition looked like. Instead of chasing immediate success, they committed to building something sustainable, even if it meant enduring several uncomfortable seasons.
There's also been discussion about Arsenal strategically positioning themselves for a future beyond Guardiola's dominance. Whether that was an explicit boardroom strategy or not, the broader point remains: Arsenal were building a team capable of competing for years, not simply trying to win tomorrow.
And gradually, we're beginning to see the results of that patience. So when people say Arsenal lacked ambition because they gave Arteta time, I genuinely wonder whether they understand the difference between ambition and impatience.
Ambition without strategy is just desperation. Arsenal recognised where they were, accepted what needed to change, and committed to a long-term plan.
Until Manchester United develop that same institutional humility, they'll continue chasing the ghost of Sir Alex Ferguson rather than building a club capable of dominating modern football.
Arsenal didn't stop being ambitious. They stopped confusing ambition with instant gratification. And that's the difference.
When Arsène Wenger left, Arsenal initially tried to jump the gun. They appointed Unai Emery because they wanted to return to the top immediately. But when that project failed, the Arsenal board did something that Manchester United have consistently struggled to do: they accepted their NEW REALITY.
Arsenal accepted that they were no longer the club they once were. They understood that returning to the top wasn't simply about changing managers or spending money on players.
The entire institution needed rebuilding. The culture, recruitment, footballing philosophy, dressing room, management structure, and standards needed a complete overhaul.
Arsenal stopped pretending to be a top club and started doing the work required to become one again. Manchester United, on the other hand, have flagrantly refused to accept that they are no longer the institution Sir Alex Ferguson left behind.
Football has moved on, other clubs have evolved, but United have spent years trying to recreate their past rather than strategically building their future. They keep changing managers, signing expensive players, and expecting the prestige of the Manchester United name to somehow restore them to the top.
But prestige doesn't win football matches. Structure, culture, recruitment, planning, and execution do.
And here's where Arsenal's ambition comes into the conversation.
Arsenal didn't abandon ambition when they appointed Arteta. They redefined what ambition looked like. Instead of chasing immediate success, they committed to building something sustainable, even if it meant enduring several uncomfortable seasons.
There's also been discussion about Arsenal strategically positioning themselves for a future beyond Guardiola's dominance. Whether that was an explicit boardroom strategy or not, the broader point remains: Arsenal were building a team capable of competing for years, not simply trying to win tomorrow.
And gradually, we're beginning to see the results of that patience. So when people say Arsenal lacked ambition because they gave Arteta time, I genuinely wonder whether they understand the difference between ambition and impatience.
Ambition without strategy is just desperation. Arsenal recognised where they were, accepted what needed to change, and committed to a long-term plan.
Until Manchester United develop that same institutional humility, they'll continue chasing the ghost of Sir Alex Ferguson rather than building a club capable of dominating modern football.
Arsenal didn't stop being ambitious. They stopped confusing ambition with instant gratification. And that's the difference.
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Papa Amari retweeted
Football player who played every single game of a 38 game league title winning campaign was "disappointing".
This is the average quality of discourse on football on this app for the last 5-7 years.
This is the average quality of discourse on football on this app for the last 5-7 years.
doesn’t get spoken about enough how disappointing he’s been. remember when everyone gassed him rejecting liverpool lmao
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