Papi 🦅 @AFCPapi10

Arsenal’s best attacking season was in 23/24.

The Arsenal have arrived. 📍PFA Awards 🏆

Y’all are in trouble, honestly

#AFC | Do i have to explain it again? Kai Havertz is one of the best CF ITW. Makes us so dynamic with his movements to the RHS but can also stay on the last line as an Outlet. His finishing has always been over analysed too. This is the guy to lead us to even more success.

Pep: “Arsenal will be here for long long time.” That’s why he ran away for his life.

This has never been done in football before 😂

Saliba Gabriel Ben White Timber Calafiori Mosquera Hincapie Lewis Skelly Konsa Even the US Army doesn’t have this level of defense, WTF

Gabriel Martinelli has become a scapegoat, Last season: Martinelli - 53 App, 11G 7A = 18 G/A (2384 minutes played) Trossard - 50 App, 8G 10A = 18 G/A (2920 minutes played) Saka - 50 App, 11G 7A = 18 G/A (3285 minutes played) All similar but one gets abuse with less mins played

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a week ago

Martinelli hate is so forced because yes his performances haven’t been great but he’s contributed very key g/a in the past 3 years. Not to mention how much of a pillar he was before that. Practically a hale ender, dies for the badge, loves the club. Deserves so much better

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Goal/assist contribution rate last season (all comps): - Kai Havertz: 88 mins - Gabriel Martinelli: 132 mins - Viktor Gyokores: 145 mins - Leandro Trossard: 153 mins - Bukayo Saka: 163 mins - Noni Madueke: 188 mins - Eberechi Eze: 205 mins - Martin Odegaard: 220 mins

If you ever feel dumb, remind yourself that there are real people who believe we’d be better off if we gave Gyokeres the ball MORE

Gyokeres vs Man City: 3 touches in 15 minutes. His technical level genuinely looks like it’s getting worse I don’t wanna be THAT guy… but I’m gonna be THAT guy. The club needs to be ruthless and sell him

🚨 EXCLUSIVA de @10JoseAlvarez. 👉 En las próximas horas se esperan movimientos por Gyokeres en Barcelona. 👀 El delantero se considera una alternativa tras la salida de Ferran y se tanteará su situación.

Havertz 1 year injury return 2026: → 13 G/A in 1,110 mins → Goal in Super Cup Final vs Man City → Goal in UCL Final vs PSG → Title Winner last PL game → Equaliser vs Man City → Winner Assist vs Newcastle → Winner vs Sporting UCL KO → Winner vs Chelsea SF

Now that we have Eze and don’t have to start Odegaard every game, I can safely enjoy him. He plays even better with runners like Madueke who drag away players from him. Masterclass in orchestration today. Probably the best false 10 in football.

Havertz makes a Tzolis work; he also makes Madueke work. He dominates his zone, which means others don't have to carry the work of ball progression. A ball into Havertz sticks to him & gets you up the pitch. Others just need to concentrate on the box & play off him. Monster CF.

After Leo Messi’s historic performance against Real Madrid in the Champions League semi-finals: Madrid fans: “Ronaldo shows up against Villarreal and Betis, but against Barcelona, nothing.” “Messi just beat us single-handedly.”

Thank you to everyone who played a part in my journey, from my Charlton days as a kid through to my last time playing football at Bromley. From the age of 8 football has been my life, it’s given me a lot, and I have also given it a lot back. In fact I’ve given it everything. It’s for that reason that I can write this looking back over my career with no regrets. Do I wish certain things went better? Without a doubt. A lot of things. I once scored an own goal from 30 yards out. I certainly wouldn’t mind deleting that from history. But were these bad or difficult moments ever because of a lack of effort? No. Like I said, I gave football everything. Everyday. And I guess I’m writing this because I can see that’s getting lost a bit these days. I don’t know if it’s social media painting a certain picture of what a footballer looks like, but I want to be clear, behind the scenes these top players train like their life depends on it. Alexis Sánchez, wow. Every training session he trained like it was his last. The ones that don’t, they fall by the way side eventually. Even when they’re really, really good. I’ve seen it happen to too many young pros and scholars, trying to make a name in the game. Apply yourself everyday, listen to your coaches and learn from the players who have already been where you want to get to. Because if you don’t make it, and it’s because you got carried away with yourself, it’ll be a heavy burden to carry later in life. I suffered a lot with confidence throughout my career, which I found strange because my Dad always backs himself to the hilt. I saw loads of people, to try and unlock something within me and find that inner belief. “Take the chains off” Arsène Wenger would say to me. “I’m trying boss”, I would say to myself. But I’m certain it was that same insecurity that gave me the drive I have, that would make me run harder and train harder than everyone else. Ultimately that’s what gave me a career at the top level, because physically I was a machine and I took a lot of pride in that. Was the way I am a blessing or a curse for me? A bit of both I think. But you can only play the cards you’re dealt and try and make the best of them. I’m writing all this because I hope some young players might read it. You guys have so much confidence these days! I wish I could nick some of it and take it back in time, but confidence without application and having that fire in your belly to improve everyday won’t get you far. I see less young players doing extras, working on their craft, doing extra running after training. Trust me, you won’t have a career if you neglect this aspect. Try and find the sweetspot. That’s why I love guys like Bukayo Saka. He’s got that swagger, but you only need to listen to him in a post match interview to see he’s never lost his humility. Find the sweetspot. Hopefully the above has some value to someone out there. I didn’t want to write the generic retirement ‘thanks for everything’ post as it seemed like a missed opportunity. Although of course I am very grateful to my friends, family, coaches, managers and of course the fans who have been with me on my journey. I’m looking forward to seeing what life has in store for me next. Cheers, Jenko

Nicolas Pepe: "The thing is, Messi is not the best, Messi is something else. We need to create another word for him..." 🐐😂

@aroyagain Oh my u have never played football at a level above ur back garden…do i think noni is good? no. However the fact you don’t understand he’s taking that touch to get in a better shooting position is beyond BIZARRE.

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