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Jan 10, 2016 20:03
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Jan 10, 2016 20:18
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Ayyy lmao
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Jan 10, 2016 20:31
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Jan 10, 2016 21:27
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Classic Mikey
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Jan 10, 2016 21:57
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Can't breathe
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Jan 10, 2016 23:52
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lmao this is why twitter was invented
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Jan 11, 2016 01:58
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Bonus: 
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Paddyb posted:Classic Mikey
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I spoke to some of my colleagues as we waited for Arsene to arrive. "Don't you think some of what has been said about Bowie applies to Wenger too?" I asked them. "Like Bowie, Arsene has changed the game - his game," I argued. "He was an innovator when he changed the eating habits of Arsenal's old back four to get a little bit more out of them when he first arrived here. His football is creative, and entertaining, even if you're not a fan. He's fearless when he takes on Barcelona and tries to beat them at their own game. Like Bowie, he has his own creative vision, and does things how he wants to do them because he believes in himself. Like Bowie, his most loyal fans would even say, 'he is a genius'". Nobody in the press room argued with me.
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'nobody argued with me': inside the mind of a football writer
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JFairfax posted:I spoke to some of my colleagues as we waited for Arsene to arrive. "Don't you think some of what has been said about Bowie applies to Wenger too?" I asked them. "Like Bowie, Arsene has changed the game - his game," I argued. "He was an innovator when he changed the eating habits of Arsenal's old back four to get a little bit more out of them when he first arrived here. His football is creative, and entertaining, even if you're not a fan. He's fearless when he takes on Barcelona and tries to beat them at their own game. Like Bowie, he has his own creative vision, and does things how he wants to do them because he believes in himself. Like Bowie, his most loyal fans would even say, 'he is a genius'". Nobody in the press room argued with me.
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Jan 11, 2016 20:35
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i wonder what it is about arsenal that uniquely spawns these mountains of idiocy
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Ziggy Tzardust posted:Bonus: Not to be offensive but all Celtic fans should be killed IMO
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Ziggy Tzardust posted:Bonus: Lmao
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African AIDS cum posted:Not to be offensive but all Celtic fans should be killed IMO This but also for the club and likewise for Rangers. Time for the mighty Dons to rain supreme.
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pdog posted:This but also for the club and likewise for Rangers. Time for the mighty Dons to rain supreme. We've had quite enough rain up here thank you very much, Donside is flooding.
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Homework Explainer posted:i wonder what it is about arsenal that uniquely spawns these mountains of idiocy It's our brave focus on things that aren't winning titles when we weren't winning things. People made things up to compensate.
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With the title within reach, every dropped point was like an unreturned text — all your hopes and dreams just sitting idly in the ether, desperately awaiting validation before ultimately evaporating and falling unexpectedly into someone else's palm.
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pdog posted:This but also for the club and likewise for Rangers. Time for the mighty Dons to rain supreme. I don't think the FA would let them move on again from Milton Keynes tbh
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congratulations you found my dad's blog 
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There's gotta be some gems in the comments
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TheBigAristotle posted:There's gotta be some gems in the comments 
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lmao :(
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TheBigAristotle posted:There's gotta be some gems in the comments Nah everyone's calling him out, even Liverpool fans aren't that cringey.
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Jan 18, 2016 21:48
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Thats just a guy combining his wedding with something he loves. Cant blame him. Bet it was his wifes idea too.
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this can't be real
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rYC86Ksxnpw what a player
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Could Lionel Messi do it on a wet Wednesday at Stoke? The Barcelona star is convinced he could, according to Spanish journalist Guillem Balague. Fans and pundits in England have often questioned whether the 28-year-old would enjoy the same success in wintry conditions against physical opponents. The question was recently put to the Argentina international by Balague, with the five-time Ballon d'Or winner revealing the state of the pitches he grew up playing on in his homeland were far worse than anything he'd be likely to encounter at the Britannia. During an interview with Stoke City forward and former Barca star Bojan on Sky Sports, Balague said: "I asked Messi about that question. "He said, 'those people that say that should realise I played in awful conditions in Rosario when I was 11-years-old, with glass on the pitch, with holes and everything.' And, he was still good! Bojan was in agreement and said Messi would have no problem adjusting to life in England. "Messi can do it! If he came to the Britannia he would still be just as good. "I understand that teams don't like to come to the Britannia Stadium, especially in winter with the wind, the cold … and we're a strong team. It's not easy. "But I try to enjoy it and I try to improve my football in that situation."
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JFairfax posted:Could Lionel Messi do it on a wet Wednesday at Stoke? The Barcelona star is convinced he could, according to Spanish journalist Guillem Balague. wrong thread
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Wrong thread.
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susurration- a soft murmur; whisper alchemy- the magical power or process of transmuting something of little value into something of great value The craftsmanship done with pride once a hide, now formed with care Eighteen patches of leather sewn together, filled with air But pride is pride, nothing more So for magic to exist there need be susurration, of passion, by alchemist A child's love often the dawn built upon by legend's tales Into soul the vision burn'd of nets turn'd billowing sails Legend's tales to legend born and a new morn lights the game Bringing new tales of wonder records plundered by new name Though seemingly mere mortal the anecdotal is clear Conjuring touch required for ball to aspire to sphere When feat makes us turn to sky When our eyes the gods have kissed It is by susurration, by passion, of alchemist
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