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Seeing one of those gifs, I looked up his height, he's 6ft 4, he's going to make Arteta look like a dwarf.
 
PINKIE said:
It does my head in. We have some of the worst entitled fans going, who act like absolute raging bellends when things don't go perfectly.

These fans to me just don't understand football. They think it's some kind of computer game where stats and metrics determine that you 'should' win every game. A lot of them have never been to watch Arsenal or any kind of football and just don't get that some games do not go in your favour.

I think every new Arsenal fan should be made to go and watch Stevenage or Rotherham for a season, then they would truly understand what it's like to watch a team struggle and battle for every point week in week out
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Or Spurs
 
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Igor Tudor?

Starting to feel old now. He was a useful players for Juventus in Champ Manager 02/03!
 
Spurlock said:
Exactly the type of man we needed

Someone who's last job ended due to an 8 game winless run and zero Prem experience

Fukd
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Got sacked after 7 months and 8 game winless run.

He'll fit right in at Spurs.

Can see the post game interviews now. Speaking broken English and trying to explain his 'philosophy' whilst coming off the back of a 0-3 drubbing.
 
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PINKIE said:
I'm old enough to remember watching Arsenal in the early and mid 80's (when I first started going) okay we weren't Division 2 dross, but we weren't exactly pulling up any trees either. Stood and watched some absolute dirge in those days.

Then George Graham came along and we started winning things, then came Wenger and we became a power house. A lot of fans have only known Arsenal like this, as a team who win things, but all teams, Utd, Liverpool included go through periods of transition, rebuild and refresh.

Where Arteta has got us now, from those post Wenger days is remarkable. But we unfortunately have more than a few fans who are just entitled and think that if we're not winning a trophy every season then everything has turned to ****.
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I remember Arsenal in the eighties

Watford played them 12 times in league games. Ten wins and a draw for Watford
 
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PINKIE said:
Got sacked after 7 months and 8 game winless run.

He'll fit right in at Spurs.

Can see the post game interviews now. Speaking broken English and trying to explain his 'philosophy' whilst coming off the back of a 0-3 drubbing.
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Just the Croatian Sean Dyche
 
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Peej said:
Will do well until they see it was made by a. Immigrant…..
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Like Trump's 'Make America Great Again' hats that were made in China






































Yep that's right :

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Peej said:
Will do well until they see it was made by a. Immigrant…..
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Sold most of our textile industry out to offshore slave labour, so doubt you'd see any immigrants here making it. Charge £££'s while paying below living wages. Something very often overlooked in this country.

Garment workers in Asia, particularly in hubs like Bangladesh, Indonesia, and Myanmar, often earn very low wages for producing football shirts, frequently less than $1-$2 per day, or roughly 65 euro cents per shirt, according to reports www.etui.org, The New York Times.

While shirts sell for $\pounds$80-100+, labor costs are a fraction of the total price, with monthly wages often below local living wage standards.
  • Wages Paid: Workers in the garment factories producing kits for major brands like Nike and Adidas in these regions have often been reported to earn low wages, sometimes around £1 an hour (approximately 331–353 Thai baht per day).
  • Living Wage Concerns: Reports from organizations like the Clean Clothes Campaign have previously indicated that garment workers in countries such as Indonesia, Cambodia, and Vietnam—where many brands manufacture—are often paid 45% to 65% below a living wage.
 
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