I hate to break it to you @nuggsy@lemmy.world but it’s no alcohol on board train!
The title track from their new album on Epitath.
I remember accidentally seeing them play live at the University of Calgary, some years ago.
Well, no injuries is what counts the most. Saliba sleep walking at the back is not ideal though.
This is good. Thanks random fellow Gooner
I didn't realise a new album was in the works. I think this is the first single.
What do you all think?
>Although Barcelona romped to a comprehensive 4-0 win at home to Borussia Dortmund on Wednesday, it’s still Arsenal who are the favourites to lift the trophy.
Ange:
“It’s incredible, it’s just literally turning gold into crap when it’s Tottenham,”
Maaaaaate, “It’s the history of the Tottenham”.
Adrian Clarke has pored over the stats and footage to unearth the keys to our 3-0 victory at home to Real Madrid
>Declan Rice scored two incredible free-kicks before Mikel Merino continued his goalscoring run to send us into the second leg in high spirits. But how did we nullify Madrid's threats and impose ourselves on the game? > >Adrian Clarke has pored over the stats and footage to unearth the keys to our victory
The Ian Wright 'It's a great day" jingle from Arsecast Extra 435 - https://arseblog.com/2021/09/arsecast-extra-episode-435-27-09-2021/
I know it's only half time in the tie but this is how I am feeling, right now!
Enjoying some breakfast after the 3am wake up call for the 5am kickoff. It was well worth it in the end! Also met noted Arsenal podcast host, Ian Stone. O what a beautiful morning!
Happy Invincibles Day
Edit - I completely missed that this is their second L, this season!
if you had told me that we would play Real Madrid twice without conceding a goal with so many defenders out, then I would have been delighted. — Arsene Wenger
We take a special look back at the last time we faced Real Madrid in the Champions League back in 2005/06
>After finishing top of a group including Ajax, Thun and Sparta Prague, our "reward" for reaching the knockout stages was a tussle with Real Madrid. > >Coming into the tie we were almighty underdogs; written off by nearly every journalist, pundit and neutral football fan alike. We had won just four of our last 12 games in all competitions and our record against Spanish opposition was far from impressive. But if we were supposed to just roll over and die, someone must have forgotten to hand Thierry Henry the script.
Did you know that footballing legend Ferenc Puskas once donned an Arsenal shirt and played at Highbury? Here is that tale
>Ferenc Puskas may be one of Real Madrid's biggest legends of all-time, winning three European Cups, five La Liga titles and netting 242 goals in 262 games, but while he starred in all-white, did you know he once donned our red and white and scored goals at Highbury?
You have got to be kidding. Shit decision followed by several minutes of failing to overturn shit decision.
My dilemma for the Real Madrid game is whether I wake up at 4am to schlep my way to the local Arsenal Supporter Club gathering. Losing Big Gabi has made this decision more difficult.
from the album Bowerbirds and Blue Things
Exactly the type of indie guitar jangle that floats my boat from this band from Brighton, UK
Join in with me as I scream…
FUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCKKKKKKKKKKKKKK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Our Brazilian defender was forced off early on against Fulham on Tuesday night
>Further to being substituted during our match against Fulham on Tuesday, we can confirm that Gabriel Magalhaes has sustained a hamstring injury which requires surgery. > >Gabi will undergo a surgical repair procedure to his hamstring in the coming days, and immediately begin his recovery and rehabilitation programme, with the aim to be ready for the start of next season. > >Everyone at the club will be fully focused on supporting Gabi to ensure he is back to full fitness as soon as possible.
Happy St Totteringham’s, Gooners!
I feel slightly sorry for Ange.
[Insert image of crying child wearing a Spuds shirt.]
I can't believe how frieking unlucky we have been with injuries
Arsenal’s Spanish forward on fighting to win support for women’s football, leaving a successful Barcelona team and the stress of winning the World Cup
>“I couldn’t say the exact moment I decided to go; you change your mind every day,” Caldentey says. “You can think you’re mad to even contemplate leaving but it’s a very personal feeling, hard to explain. It was all transparent, calmly handled, I was able to focus on competing. And in the end, it was perfect. It was like: we’ve done it, I can go in peace. Arsenal was the right place.”
Wow, another injury during the international break! Hope you heal up quickly.
>Kim & Kim performed ‘Little Trouble Girl’ from Sonic Youth's album 'Washing Machine' live for the first time on Everybody’s Live with John Mulaney.
