sabreW4K3 @ sabreW4K3 @lazysoci.al

Born and raised in London. Just a normal guy with a moral compass.

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It's a great logo. The product on the other hand is another question.

He's such a fucking weirdo

From what I've read, he's the polar opposite of Cuesta, so that'll be interesting. It's also intriguing that he's not been coaching for two years. I hope he's up to speed.

What do you mean?

The original story came up from The Telegraph, I just found an alternative source.

To be honest with you, I refuse on moral grounds. 404 are independent and do good work. You've already linked a pay wall bypass in the comments, if anyone would like to find it, it's not hard to scroll.

It always comes back to BBC cowardice.

Well it is, by the dictionary definition, a terrorist state.

Glad it's finally done

That's why I responded. Trying to get discussion going is an everyday active effort 🥹

It's not a good song, but thanks for posting it.

The worst kept secret in football!

In all fairness, we signed Zubimendi from January. The second half of the season, we were ravaged by injuries and had little choice, but we'd clearly made plans for after Partey.

Not sure what everyone wants. Everyone wanted Mendy hung out to dry and he was innocent, career in tatters. Arsenal took his word and the lack of charges at face value. Even if he is found guilty, the club hasn't done anything wrong. Had he been charged and they didn't suspend him or end his contract, it'd be a different story.

None of us know what Arteta was referring to.

This feels a bit like virtue signalling. And I say that as someone who was ready to cut ties from when the allegations first came to light.

If a player is innocent and you stand by them, you're the best club in the world. If he's guilty you're the worst and vice versa.

Arsenal definitely shouldn't have offered him a new contract though.

Disappointed that he only lasted abroad for six months.

For some reason, I think corporate were the ones that wanted the thicker upper and soles. But having more options in the barefoot shoe space isn't bad.

I found an MSN article that links back to this.