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Erling Haaland’s signed shirt from #MCIARS auctioned for £5,000 tonight at Abbey Road Studios fund-raiser for @[email protected]. David Dein’s charity twins prisons with their local professional clubs to tackle re-offending. Shirt donated by Haaland’s father Alfie 🙌
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Erling Haaland’s signed shirt from #MCIARS auctioned for £5,000 tonight at Abbey Road Studios fund-raiser for @[email protected]. David Dein’s charity twins prisons with their local professional clubs to tackle re-offending. Shirt donated by Haaland’s father Alfie 🙌
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Erling Haaland’s signed shirt from #MCIARS auctioned for £5,000 tonight at Abbey Road Studios fund-raiser for @[email protected]. David Dein’s charity twins prisons with their local professional clubs to tackle re-offending. Shirt donated by Haaland’s father Alfie 🙌
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Erling Haaland’s signed shirt from #MCIARS auctioned for £5,000 tonight at Abbey Road Studios fund-raiser for @[email protected]. David Dein’s charity twins prisons with their local professional clubs to tackle re-offending. Shirt donated by Haaland’s father Alfie 🙌
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Early morning cycle before a string of interviews reflecting on title momentum with Manchester City but they still have a couple of tricky away trips. Arsenal have to lick their wounds and fight back. #MCIARS
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Early morning cycle before a string of interviews reflecting on title momentum with Manchester City but they still have a couple of tricky away trips. Arsenal have to lick their wounds and fight back. #MCIARS
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Early morning cycle before a string of interviews reflecting on title momentum with Manchester City but they still have a couple of tricky away trips. Arsenal have to lick their wounds and fight back. #MCIARS
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Early morning cycle before a string of interviews reflecting on title momentum with Manchester City but they still have a couple of tricky away trips. Arsenal have to lick their wounds and fight back. #MCIARS
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Today's top ten tag trends:
10: #フォロワーさんにハンパなく雑に紹介されたい
9: #newglenn
8: #palantir
7: #Caturday
6: #mciars
5: #tatort
4: #CheesyRelationshipBooks
3: #SilentSunday
2: #ListeningClub
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Today's top ten tag trends:
10: #フォロワーさんにハンパなく雑に紹介されたい
9: #newglenn
8: #palantir
7: #Caturday
6: #mciars
5: #tatort
4: #CheesyRelationshipBooks
3: #SilentSunday
2: #ListeningClub
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Today's top ten tag trends:
10: #フォロワーさんにハンパなく雑に紹介されたい
9: #newglenn
8: #palantir
7: #Caturday
6: #mciars
5: #tatort
4: #CheesyRelationshipBooks
3: #SilentSunday
2: #ListeningClub
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Today's top ten tag trends:
10: #フォロワーさんにハンパなく雑に紹介されたい
9: #newglenn
8: #palantir
7: #Caturday
6: #mciars
5: #tatort
4: #CheesyRelationshipBooks
3: #SilentSunday
2: #ListeningClub
1: #lfc -
Today's top ten tag trends:
10: #フォロワーさんにハンパなく雑に紹介されたい
9: #newglenn
8: #palantir
7: #Caturday
6: #mciars
5: #tatort
4: #CheesyRelationshipBooks
3: #SilentSunday
2: #ListeningClub
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Never mind the symbolics. Arsenal lit a fire at their training ground as a motivational image. But it was Manchester City who brought the fire to the game. City dared more and deservedly won. Better principles - more attacking. Better team - more leaders. Better manager - more adventurous and experienced. And so it’s advantage a fired-up City in the title race.
Pep Guardiola and his big-game hunters can smell wounded foe, can sense victory will be theirs. City have big players relishing the pressure in the biggest game of the season. Bernardo Silva outstanding, small of frame but huge of heart. He’ll be hugely missed as ball-winning player, creative player, team player and role model. Rodri commanding. Haaland pouncing when opportunity knocked. Cherki dribbling and dazzling. O’Reilly so young but so mature in his positioning and decision-making. Guehi a top defender and leader, such a massively influential signing in January.
Arsenal? Second again? They need more than fire now. They need City to slip up. Guardiola’s side do still have to go Everton and Bournemouth but they have the belief and the momentum. They know the way to the finishing line, it's a muscle memory.
Arsenal tried hard. They were gritty, good pressing first half, some promising counters but they dropped off, invited City on and Pep’s men need no second invitation. Arsenal invested heavily this season, and will doubtless do so again this summer, as the years of hurt lengthens since the Invincibles. Arteta needs more flair as much as fire. He also needs a re-think on his approach.
His subs will come under scrutiny. Arteta inexplicably kept the fading Odegaard on. Odegaard embodies Arsenal’s nice, neat football but doesn’t hurt elite opponents enough. Arteta could have moved Eze central not taken him off.
Arsenal will argue fine lines, Havertz had a huge chance at the death, but were fortunate that Gabriel was not sent off for pushing his forehead into Haaland’s. If/when the fire is fully extinguished, the Arsenal inquest will be long and painful. It sounds like it's already begun amongst their fans, their fire snuffed out by City. #MCIARS
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Never mind the symbolics. Arsenal lit a fire at their training ground as a motivational image. But it was Manchester City who brought the fire to the game. City dared more and deservedly won. Better principles - more attacking. Better team - more leaders. Better manager - more adventurous and experienced. And so it’s advantage a fired-up City in the title race.
Pep Guardiola and his big-game hunters can smell wounded foe, can sense victory will be theirs. City have big players relishing the pressure in the biggest game of the season. Bernardo Silva outstanding, small of frame but huge of heart. He’ll be hugely missed as ball-winning player, creative player, team player and role model. Rodri commanding. Haaland pouncing when opportunity knocked. Cherki dribbling and dazzling. O’Reilly so young but so mature in his positioning and decision-making. Guehi a top defender and leader, such a massively influential signing in January.
Arsenal? Second again? They need more than fire now. They need City to slip up. Guardiola’s side do still have to go Everton and Bournemouth but they have the belief and the momentum. They know the way to the finishing line, it's a muscle memory.
Arsenal tried hard. They were gritty, good pressing first half, some promising counters but they dropped off, invited City on and Pep’s men need no second invitation. Arsenal invested heavily this season, and will doubtless do so again this summer, as the years of hurt lengthens since the Invincibles. Arteta needs more flair as much as fire. He also needs a re-think on his approach.
His subs will come under scrutiny. Arteta inexplicably kept the fading Odegaard on. Odegaard embodies Arsenal’s nice, neat football but doesn’t hurt elite opponents enough. Arteta could have moved Eze central not taken him off.
Arsenal will argue fine lines, Havertz had a huge chance at the death, but were fortunate that Gabriel was not sent off for pushing his forehead into Haaland’s. If/when the fire is fully extinguished, the Arsenal inquest will be long and painful. It sounds like it's already begun amongst their fans, their fire snuffed out by City. #MCIARS
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Never mind the symbolics. Arsenal lit a fire at their training ground as a motivational image. But it was Manchester City who brought the fire to the game. City dared more and deservedly won. Better principles - more attacking. Better team - more leaders. Better manager - more adventurous and experienced. And so it’s advantage a fired-up City in the title race.
Pep Guardiola and his big-game hunters can smell wounded foe, can sense victory will be theirs. City have big players relishing the pressure in the biggest game of the season. Bernardo Silva outstanding, small of frame but huge of heart. He’ll be hugely missed as ball-winning player, creative player, team player and role model. Rodri commanding. Haaland pouncing when opportunity knocked. Cherki dribbling and dazzling. O’Reilly so young but so mature in his positioning and decision-making. Guehi a top defender and leader, such a massively influential signing in January.
Arsenal? Second again? They need more than fire now. They need City to slip up. Guardiola’s side do still have to go Everton and Bournemouth but they have the belief and the momentum. They know the way to the finishing line, it's a muscle memory.
Arsenal tried hard. They were gritty, good pressing first half, some promising counters but they dropped off, invited City on and Pep’s men need no second invitation. Arsenal invested heavily this season, and will doubtless do so again this summer, as the years of hurt lengthens since the Invincibles. Arteta needs more flair as much as fire. He also needs a re-think on his approach.
His subs will come under scrutiny. Arteta inexplicably kept the fading Odegaard on. Odegaard embodies Arsenal’s nice, neat football but doesn’t hurt elite opponents enough. Arteta could have moved Eze central not taken him off.
Arsenal will argue fine lines, Havertz had a huge chance at the death, but were fortunate that Gabriel was not sent off for pushing his forehead into Haaland’s. If/when the fire is fully extinguished, the Arsenal inquest will be long and painful. It sounds like it's already begun amongst their fans, their fire snuffed out by City. #MCIARS
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Never mind the symbolics. Arsenal lit a fire at their training ground as a motivational image. But it was Manchester City who brought the fire to the game. City dared more and deservedly won. Better principles - more attacking. Better team - more leaders. Better manager - more adventurous and experienced. And so it’s advantage a fired-up City in the title race.
Pep Guardiola and his big-game hunters can smell wounded foe, can sense victory will be theirs. City have big players relishing the pressure in the biggest game of the season. Bernardo Silva outstanding, small of frame but huge of heart. He’ll be hugely missed as ball-winning player, creative player, team player and role model. Rodri commanding. Haaland pouncing when opportunity knocked. Cherki dribbling and dazzling. O’Reilly so young but so mature in his positioning and decision-making. Guehi a top defender and leader, such a massively influential signing in January.
Arsenal? Second again? They need more than fire now. They need City to slip up. Guardiola’s side do still have to go Everton and Bournemouth but they have the belief and the momentum. They know the way to the finishing line, it's a muscle memory.
Arsenal tried hard. They were gritty, good pressing first half, some promising counters but they dropped off, invited City on and Pep’s men need no second invitation. Arsenal invested heavily this season, and will doubtless do so again this summer, as the years of hurt lengthens since the Invincibles. Arteta needs more flair as much as fire. He also needs a re-think on his approach.
His subs will come under scrutiny. Arteta inexplicably kept the fading Odegaard on. Odegaard embodies Arsenal’s nice, neat football but doesn’t hurt elite opponents enough. Arteta could have moved Eze central not taken him off.
Arsenal will argue fine lines, Havertz had a huge chance at the death, but were fortunate that Gabriel was not sent off for pushing his forehead into Haaland’s. If/when the fire is fully extinguished, the Arsenal inquest will be long and painful. It sounds like it's already begun amongst their fans, their fire snuffed out by City. #MCIARS
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Erling Haaland is the first player to be directly involved in 30 goals in the Premier League this season. 🤖
Only Alan Shearer (5), Mo Salah (5), Harry Kane (4) and Thierry Henry (4) have had more PL campaigns with 30+ goal involvements than the Norwegian (3).
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ARSENAL BOTTLE WE WILL BE THERE NO MATTER WHAT #MCIARS #premierleague
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ARSENAL BOTTLE WE WILL BE THERE NO MATTER WHAT #MCIARS #premierleague
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ARSENAL BOTTLE WE WILL BE THERE NO MATTER WHAT #MCIARS #premierleague
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ARSENAL BOTTLE WE WILL BE THERE NO MATTER WHAT #MCIARS #premierleague
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City had long spells of control, but I can’t say we didn’t generate chances. A cruel game, and I can’t help but wonder what having some or all of Saka, Timber, Calafiori, and Merino available could have done for us. #MCIARS
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Oh PGMOL. Gabriel and Haaland both commit offences in the same incident that have seen plenty of players sent off this season.
Obviously they got yellow cards and no further action. OBVIOUSLY.
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Oh PGMOL. Gabriel and Haaland both commit offences in the same incident that have seen plenty of players sent off this season.
Obviously they got yellow cards and no further action. OBVIOUSLY.
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Oh PGMOL. Gabriel and Haaland both commit offences in the same incident that have seen plenty of players sent off this season.
Obviously they got yellow cards and no further action. OBVIOUSLY.
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Oh PGMOL. Gabriel and Haaland both commit offences in the same incident that have seen plenty of players sent off this season.
Obviously they got yellow cards and no further action. OBVIOUSLY.
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Oh PGMOL. Gabriel and Haaland both commit offences in the same incident that have seen plenty of players sent off this season.
Obviously they got yellow cards and no further action. OBVIOUSLY.
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...no ifs, City felt it was a butt. Clear movement of the head by Gabriel, very fortunate that a) Haaland didn't milk the contact and b) Taylor was remarkably lenient. #MCIARS
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...no ifs, City felt it was a butt. Clear movement of the head by Gabriel, very fortunate that a) Haaland didn't milk the contact and b) Taylor was remarkably lenient. #MCIARS
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...no ifs, City felt it was a butt. Clear movement of the head by Gabriel, very fortunate that a) Haaland didn't milk the contact and b) Taylor was remarkably lenient. #MCIARS
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...no ifs, City felt it was a butt. Clear movement of the head by Gabriel, very fortunate that a) Haaland didn't milk the contact and b) Taylor was remarkably lenient. #MCIARS
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Even the most experienced Premier League referees are shit.
Gabriel should be off the pitch. Period.
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Even the most experienced Premier League referees are shit.
Gabriel should be off the pitch. Period.
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Even the most experienced Premier League referees are shit.
Gabriel should be off the pitch. Period.
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Even the most experienced Premier League referees are shit.
Gabriel should be off the pitch. Period.
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Even the most experienced Premier League referees are shit.
Gabriel should be off the pitch. Period.
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Our solutions on the right side haven’t worked. Despite our depth, we’re a different, much more limited team w/o Timber and Saka. #MCIARS
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Classic Erling Haaland. Never write him off, never doubt him, having a quiet game, struggling to escape Gabriel and Saliba, few touches but always working hard, always looking for an opportunity. In a split second, Haaland gets away from Gabriel to finish. 47th goal of the season for club and country in his 52nd game. Elite. #MCIARS
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Classic Erling Haaland. Never write him off, never doubt him, having a quiet game, struggling to escape Gabriel and Saliba, few touches but always working hard, always looking for an opportunity. In a split second, Haaland gets away from Gabriel to finish. 47th goal of the season for club and country in his 52nd game. Elite. #MCIARS
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Classic Erling Haaland. Never write him off, never doubt him, having a quiet game, struggling to escape Gabriel and Saliba, few touches but always working hard, always looking for an opportunity. In a split second, Haaland gets away from Gabriel to finish. 47th goal of the season for club and country in his 52nd game. Elite. #MCIARS
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Classic Erling Haaland. Never write him off, never doubt him, having a quiet game, struggling to escape Gabriel and Saliba, few touches but always working hard, always looking for an opportunity. In a split second, Haaland gets away from Gabriel to finish. 47th goal of the season for club and country in his 52nd game. Elite. #MCIARS
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Arsenal got caught off guard by Donnarumma's throw to O'Reilly. They broke the press attempt and didn't take too long to allow Arsenal to recover. #MCIARS
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Arsenal got caught off guard by Donnarumma's throw to O'Reilly. They broke the press attempt and didn't take too long to allow Arsenal to recover. #MCIARS
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Eberechi Eze so much more effective, involved and threatening when he moves inside. Better at 10 but playing wide here. Odegaard central, Arteta has wide options in Trossard and Dowman. #MCIARS
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Eberechi Eze so much more effective, involved and threatening when he moves inside. Better at 10 but playing wide here. Odegaard central, Arteta has wide options in Trossard and Dowman. #MCIARS
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Eberechi Eze so much more effective, involved and threatening when he moves inside. Better at 10 but playing wide here. Odegaard central, Arteta has wide options in Trossard and Dowman. #MCIARS
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Eberechi Eze so much more effective, involved and threatening when he moves inside. Better at 10 but playing wide here. Odegaard central, Arteta has wide options in Trossard and Dowman. #MCIARS
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He’s gone… he’s gone…. 🤔🤔🤔 #Arsenal #AFC #Gunners #MCIARS #EPL #PremierLeague
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He’s gone… he’s gone…. 🤔🤔🤔 #Arsenal #AFC #Gunners #MCIARS #EPL #PremierLeague
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#Fussballdaten mit dem #Halbzeitfazit zu #MCIARS 1#1 in der #Premierleague und einem irren Tor von Kai #Havertz
https://www.fussballdaten.de/news/halbzeitfazit-kai-havertz-der-zocker-cc9eb460/
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#Fussballdaten mit dem #Halbzeitfazit zu #MCIARS 1#1 in der #Premierleague und einem irren Tor von Kai #Havertz
https://www.fussballdaten.de/news/halbzeitfazit-kai-havertz-der-zocker-cc9eb460/
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Manchester City building, threatening more, O’Reilly class. But Arteta’s approach vindicated so far. Arsenal pressing high up, and it’s concerning City. Havertz, preferred to Gyokeres, already having a huge impact, leading the line, pressing and scoring. Wingers tracking back and need to as City have so much mobile menace wide through Doku and Semenyo. Little that Arsenal could do with a goal of great quality from Cherki, the king from Lyon. Magical dribble eluding Gabriel, Hincapie, Saliba and Rice. Far more entertaining game than expected. #MCIARS