Opposite personally. Just turned 30 and find myself being more engaged than ever. I’ve always had a slight understanding of all the teams and players in the league, but now I’m watching as many games as my time will allow and taking in content almost daily.
As an Arsenal fan, most of us would probably tell you it’s the other way around - that Arsenal have gone a little under the radar. At least from my point of view, the conversation keeps being between City and Liverpool. Maybe it’s changed free this game week who knows
That is a textbook yellow card. Hard tackle, but this is a contact sport. To imply that “he knew he had just came back from an acl and intentionally tried to hurt him” is unhinged and you need to log off for a bit. Also, you can’t expect opposition players to go easy on somebody because they just returned from injury. If he wasn’t 100% full fit then he shouldn’t have played and that’s on Ange.
Ref even blew the whistle early. Had a shocking game so far.
More and more I understand why it was good Wenger took a step back from Arsenal after he retired. Took the pressure off Arteta and co and let the club be something other than just “Arsene Wenger”. SAF seems incapable or unwilling to let United do the same. They need space from him.
SDS and Football Ramble are my top two.
I listen to Totally Football and Guardian Football Weekly as I just crave football content, but imo they aren’t as good and feel very sterile to me.
I’ve been thinking of starting a premier league centric one with a friend of mine, but do people think it would be weird to do it mid season?
Love seeing Kyle Walker upset
https://preview.redd.it/y4rgcrm2494c1.jpeg?width=1179&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=866dc9161a4617ec2944559d3f7dae76bac7b7f0
This is ETH in his stupid little hat