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Arteta


In the build-up to the quarter-final’s second leg, a real fire was lit at Arsenal’s London Colney training ground.

The symbolism of the flames is powerful: purgative, purifying, transformative.

In Arteta’s words, the blaze reflects his burning desire to deliver success to Arsenal. “No fear, pure fire,” he told a press conference on Tuesday. “That’s what I want to see on the players, on the people, on myself. That’s it.

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He's a bit weird.
 
andy78 said:
In the build-up to the quarter-final’s second leg, a real fire was lit at Arsenal’s London Colney training ground.

The symbolism of the flames is powerful: purgative, purifying, transformative.

In Arteta’s words, the blaze reflects his burning desire to deliver success to Arsenal. “No fear, pure fire,” he told a press conference on Tuesday. “That’s what I want to see on the players, on the people, on myself. That’s it.

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He's a bit weird.
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He's going to fuck it all up. Needs to just keep things low key instead of building it all up and attracting more attention.
 
andy78 said:
In the build-up to the quarter-final’s second leg, a real fire was lit at Arsenal’s London Colney training ground.

The symbolism of the flames is powerful: purgative, purifying, transformative.

In Arteta’s words, the blaze reflects his burning desire to deliver success to Arsenal. “No fear, pure fire,” he told a press conference on Tuesday. “That’s what I want to see on the players, on the people, on myself. That’s it.

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He's a bit weird.
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andy78 said:
In the build-up to the quarter-final’s second leg, a real fire was lit at Arsenal’s London Colney training ground.

The symbolism of the flames is powerful: purgative, purifying, transformative.

In Arteta’s words, the blaze reflects his burning desire to deliver success to Arsenal. “No fear, pure fire,” he told a press conference on Tuesday. “That’s what I want to see on the players, on the people, on myself. That’s it.

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He's a bit weird.
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:lol:

The bloke is more Brent than Brent himself.
 
andy78 said:
In the build-up to the quarter-final’s second leg, a real fire was lit at Arsenal’s London Colney training ground.

The symbolism of the flames is powerful: purgative, purifying, transformative.

In Arteta’s words, the blaze reflects his burning desire to deliver success to Arsenal. “No fear, pure fire,” he told a press conference on Tuesday. “That’s what I want to see on the players, on the people, on myself. That’s it.

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He's a bit weird.
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What a helmet! He thinks he's some kind of mystic. Embarrassingly over inflated opinion of himself. This kind of stuff comes across as childish. He's a really unlikeable individual.
 
Surely there's no chance he's there next season if they don't win the title or the Champions League. When you've been backed to the extent that he has and he serves up such an attritional style of football then he really needs to be winning the big trophies in order to justify the means.

Relatively speaking this isn't a particularly good Man City side either compared to their previous title-winning campaigns.
 
Maravilla said:
Surely there's no chance he's there next season if they don't win the title or the Champions League. When you've been backed to the extent that he has and he serves up such an attritional style of football then he really needs to be winning the big trophies in order to justify the means.

Relatively speaking this isn't a particularly good Man City side either compared to their previous title-winning campaigns.
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I thought this too but if Pep decides to leave after doing a treble then City will be in a transitional phase so surely Arsenal will want to combat that with a bit of continuity rather than also transitioning...

Having said this, Arteta should have been sacked many moons ago. He's not a serial winner.
 
andy78 said:
In the build-up to the quarter-final’s second leg, a real fire was lit at Arsenal’s London Colney training ground.

The symbolism of the flames is powerful: purgative, purifying, transformative.

In Arteta’s words, the blaze reflects his burning desire to deliver success to Arsenal. “No fear, pure fire,” he told a press conference on Tuesday. “That’s what I want to see on the players, on the people, on myself. That’s it.

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That was his title hopes going up in flames...
 
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