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AFC | Not small talk | writing | existing | Contributor @Attackingfooty | https://t.co/RIJ93tOkbh
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We didn’t go to sleep after #OccupyJulorbiHouse. One year on, we marched again for the good of the country. A few words on the #StopGalamseyNow #FreeTheCitizens protests - A Protest Of The People, By The People, For The People.
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The reality is that we may never get to see any trace of sustainable progress now, nor in the near future, maybe even in our lifetime. It doesn’t mean we will give up, because this much we believe:…
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The current Premier League meta was always going to favour Moyes. Solid. Direct. Resilient. Physical. West Ham must be looking at Everton and kicking themselves.
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The early signs on Rosenior were not good. It doesn’t take long to crescendo in management. Too amateurish in his dealings. Too amateurish OOP. It was obvious Chelsea were just a level too high for him.
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Neymar is better than all of you. End of discussion. 🤫
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Onus is on Josh to not repeat the sins of his father, re late Wenger era, but hopefully it does not come to that. From a pure football standpoint I expect to see variation in attacking dynamics after we hopefully get over the line this season. Would make us a better team.
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We didn’t want a 1-man-runs-all club after Wenger, for good reason, but when you encounter a bulletproof leader like Arteta, power will eventually gravitate to him w/o him asking for it. It has, just as it did with Wengz. The club is better off rn, just as it was early Wengz
On the brink of a historic season and then - what next? Arsenal and Mikel Arteta, his next contract and who holds the power at a club that has gone through much change w/ @SamJDean
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I trust both Raya and Kepa to bring the heat, whoever is chosen on Sunday. Comes down to how Arteta communicates his decision, based on what was/not said before. Trust he nails that too. Funny thing to note that is Kepa has more finals experience, I think.
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Chuck Norris once went to therapy and the therapist got better.
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If Timber isn’t starting Sunday, you start him. Good for balance
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One of the things you must have experience playing football against stronger opponents to understand.
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The thing about being a physical team is that people cannot conceptualise or “see” the full effect of that physicality in a team context. Everyone can spot the dribbles/passing of a technical team, most can’t understand the effect of winning duels, pinning teams, pressing etc.
I don't know what will happen on Sunday, but I'll never forget what Arteta did to Pep in Sep 2025. By the 65th minute we had them playing 7-3-0, and it ended up being the lowest average defensive line we've faced all season. I think it still is 👀 https://t.co/m8kaxSBUzi
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this whole rape tradition is very scary to me because if its been a tradition why are we hearing about it now? imagine the number of people that have been raped in the past with no news about it???
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Happens on a section of Ghanaian Twitter as well, although not entirely loud in any similar two-word sentence. Sad sad sad reality.
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I’ve always thought the Nigerian use of “My babe” in most ‘casual’ contexts sounded off everytime I read it. In other cases the clear objectification/sense of lordship/possessiveness of the woman was loud in said post. Boils my blood everytime.
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Over 500 women groups demand arrests over alleged sexual violence during festival in Delta, say no tradition justifies abuse. https://t.co/IQorQw3sZj
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Shocking video shows several ladies crying for help amid alleged ‘r+ping festival’ by groups of men in Ozoro, Delta state https://t.co/IKCSVHNMct
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However primitive or depraved you think Nigeria is, I can guarantee your estimation is still more generous than the reality. "Rape festival", I hope I am the last in my bloodline to ever come across such a phrase.
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I can’t quite put my disappointment in Nigeria and their culture of misogyny into words. The realization hit me on here and got progressively worse. The gut-wrenching bit of it all is how it creeps into football analysis; support for certain players and their actions.
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