By saying he thinks we can still win the league? Not exactly beating on us is it?
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By saying he thinks we can still win the league? Not exactly beating on us is it?
Ljonin
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He doesn’t really believe that tho.
hydrofluoric acid
Down With the Refereearchy
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@Synical Our season is over and everyone is very nice to us again.
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Iwobeast
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Words cannot explain how much I’m enjoying these tears
Riou
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That's genuinely hilarious considering it's coming from the definition of a Mourinho sh1thouse player 
Penn_
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We'll be accused of cheating the HG system next with Raya, Saliba and Martinelli accounting for 3 of 8 slots. Drink it in.
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Gooner Zig
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Wasn't there an article that had us planning for a "doomsday" scenario where we get relegated from a few years back? Where's this energy for United?
GoonerJeeves
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Sam Allardyce says Arsenal are in a Premier League relegation fight
Liverpool vs West Brom is live on Sky Sports Premier League and Main Event on Sunday; kick-off 4.30pm; Jurgen Klopps side have not lost a home league match since April 2017; Sam Allardyce said: Im not saying were likely to win with that record, but we can get a result
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Sam Allardyce says Arsenal are in a Premier League relegation fight
Liverpool vs West Brom is live on Sky Sports Premier League and Main Event on Sunday; kick-off 4.30pm; Jurgen Klopps side have not lost a home league match since April 2017; Sam Allardyce said: Im not saying were likely to win with that record, but we can get a resultwww.skysports.com
Dennis_Bergkamp_10
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The same **** happens with those pundits. Neville said so many times he couldn't see where it was going, Arteta would get top four maximum and then that's that. But year after year they think United will finish in the top four, despite years of mediocrity now.
BBF
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Just remember folks. If you can't get a season ticket you can masquerade as a journalist to get free access. All you have to do is write crap like this
pure profit FC
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I hate this fat prick and most arsenal media journalists, they are very hateable little nerds.
Sapient Hawk
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Contemptible collective of mollusks and a host of other bottom-feeding organisms.
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One goes in hand with the other. You need to bring together strong performances with clinical finishing.
It’s why Arsenal went from regularly champions to nearly men from the first half to second half of the 2000s
Isak, despite him being missing for most of the match, showed up twice and killed us. He showed us what we are missing to devastating effect.
Sulosky
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Although I personally lean more towards a team capable of broad solutions rather than relying on a sure goal scorer, Isak did remind us what life could be like with a dangerous and precise forward in the attack. It's just been far too long since Van Persie left.
Synical
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He'd be singing a different tune if it was United
GoonerJay24
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He's a donut but I agree with him on this. Football is becoming too "coach-centered". The game is about the players. We don't need to know about specialist coaches
