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sharkboy18

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To be fair mate you're in the minority though, 19 other clubs are loving how they're playing.
Cause after years they've finally worked out the tactics on how to consistently beat us. When he leaves they'll have to find it all again hahaha.
 

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No. Keep Wenger forever and ever. The salt on those ArsenalTV fan interviews are one of my highlights of the week:
 

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As a true Gunners fan (dont worry Cronulla aswell), I am in 2 emotions. I first could not believe what I read, I never would have thought I'd see the day he actually steps down, pretty hard to see, a true legend of the club, even had the honour of seeing them play live when he was still manager. 2, I am sort of relieved cause we can see the start of a new era. It has been that time for more then 2-3 years now. Hopefully Kroenke (our owner) can put a bit of thought into the club & get a good successful manager for the future, not just the highest paid guy.
 

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I'm hearing Enrique has been sounded out.
(Be happy to ship them Mourinho) ��
I'll be happy to take Enrique if these rumours are true. I like his style of play & what he expects from his players. Completely opposite from Wenger & I feel that is what we needed.
 

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ingtel Optus chief executive Allen Lew has secured the exclusive Australian rights to the English Premier League and FIFA World Cup and is opening up Optus Sports to subscribers in a bid to become a telco and a media company.

The mobile and broadband provider's sports broadcasting arm has secured the next three seasons of EPL, from August 2019 to 2022, with exclusive coverage for every match played, including live, on-demand, replay and short-form for all 380 games. The telco had held the rights for the previous seasons, but Mr Lew said the competitors for the rights in the latest negotiations and the final price paid was "confidential".

https://www.smh.com.au/business/com...s-opens-up-subscriptions-20180501-p4zclv.html

Was really expecting Fox to get the Rights back. Maybe they can't compete now they've paid a heap for cricket.
 
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Relegation Battle

Now I’ll start this post by saying my Baggies are definitely down even though it is still mathematically possible for us to survive.

Here is what would need to happen over the next two weeks for us to stay up:


Palace beat Stoke
Bournemouth beat Swansea
Albion beat Spurs
Everton beat Southampton
Swansea draw with Southampton
Albion beat Palace
Man City beat Southampton
Stoke beat Swansea

If all that happens it leaves Stoke and Southampton on 33 points and Swansea and WBA on 34 points.

We’d stay up on goal difference.

Of course it can all unravel in the first game. If Stoke beat or draw with Palace we are gone.

I’d just like to not finish bottom.
 
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