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Ed Markwick retweeted
Jun 14
Brazil struggled to score at MetLife Stadium? I know a guy who wouldn’t

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Once a blue, always a blue! Great to pop back to the Bridge! 💙
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"If I want to see every trophy, I’ll go to Stamford bridge"
If I want to see Champions League trophies, I’ll go to the Santiago Bernabeu If I want to see Premier League trophies, I’ll go to Old Trafford If I want to see every trophy, I’ll go to Stamford bridge If I want to see Community shields, I’ll go to the Emirates
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Ed Markwick retweeted
Aesthetically this is the coldest trophy in all of sport and it ain’t close either
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The stadium in this photo opened the 2026 World Cup this morning. It opened the 1986 World Cup too, just eight months after an earthquake killed more than 10,000 people in Mexico City. FIFA wanted to move the tournament. Mexico said no. Mexico wasn't the original host of 1986. FIFA, the body that runs world football, gives out hosting rights years ahead of time. Colombia had them since 1974. In October 1982, Colombia's president went on national television and pulled out, saying the demands for new roads, airports, and stadiums were beyond what the country could afford. With three years left, FIFA opened the bid again. Mexico won in May 1983. On September 19, 1985, Mexico City shook. The earthquake lasted nearly three minutes, killing more than 10,000 people. Another 30,000 were injured. A quarter of a million people lost their homes, and over 400 buildings fell. FIFA held meetings about moving the tournament to a different country. Mexico's answer was no. The earthquake hadn't touched the stadiums. They were keeping the World Cup. The 1986 tournament gave the world its most replayed 10 minutes of football. By June 22, only 8 of the original 24 teams were left. Argentina played England. Just four years earlier, the two countries had fought a brief war over a chain of remote South Atlantic islands. Argentina's Diego Maradona was 25 and many still call him the greatest footballer who ever lived. He jumped for a loose ball in the 51st minute and deliberately punched it into the net with his left fist. The referee missed it and let the goal stand. Maradona told reporters afterward it was scored "a little with the head of Maradona and a little with the hand of God." Four minutes later, Maradona started moving from deep in his own half. He dribbled past five English players, covering 60 meters of ground in around 10 seconds, and rolled the ball past their goalkeeper. FIFA held a global vote in 2002 to find the greatest World Cup goal ever scored. That one won. Argentina took the England game 2-1, then beat West Germany 3-2 in the final, winning the whole tournament on a pitch that should have been empty eight months earlier. After safety renovations over the decades, the stadium seats 87,523 today, down from over 114,000 in 1986. It opened the 1970 World Cup. Then 1986. This morning, it opened a third. No other stadium has ever opened three World Cups.
Opening ceremony of the 1986 México World Cup in Estadio Azteca
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Ed Markwick retweeted
No loftus road
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I haven’t seen this one. Wonderful stuff.

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Levels ……….
🚨💣 | 𝐁𝐑𝐄𝐀𝐊𝐈𝐍𝐆: Arsenal have officially added “Champions” above the away entrance at the Emirates stadium. is this elite mentality, or just unnecessary insecurity? When Manchester City and Liverpool dominated the Premier League, they let their football do the talking without needing to redecorate the tunnel.
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What happens to these lot when they go through the turnstiles at the Emirates? 😂😂 all of them are fucking deranged. Literally won fuck all for 20 years and one league title they’re the best side ever. And they all think the same thing, mental

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Genuinely may be the most satisfying goal of all time
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Arsenal fans really thought they’d be able to spend the entire summer gloating on here about winning the title, when now every other video you see is Gabriel’s missed penalty 😭😭😭
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A year ago, Chelsea made this popular Chelsea hater and Arsenal fan, TY, completely lose his composure while watching Chelsea vs PSG. The look on their faces said it all they never expected Chelsea to do that! Spartans know what happened next. Arsenal scored first in ucl final and thought they will do the same thing
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Ed Markwick retweeted
Jun 5
Happy 6-day anniversary to all those that celebrate 🥳 6 Days of joy 🤩 6 Days of bliss 😊 6 Days of banter 🤣 What a time to be alive 🥳🥳🥳

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This Cole Palmer penalty against his former club 🥶
What’s the coldest penalty you’ve ever seen?
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Jason Cundy apologises to Arsenal fans😂

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How can you win the league with so much scandalous officiating questionable decisions ! I’m glad no epl club has congratulated them. No wonder they’ve been everywhere looking for validation
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If you want what Chelsea DNA is/was, which took nearly 20 years to form and sustain, and what is drastically needed again, it’s the Tyler commentary here: “Chelsea just. WILL. NOT. LET. GO.” Literally being mentality monsters, never giving up, throwing punches until the end
Arsenal fans call this “Luck”
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Gabriel even went down & asked for a foul when Raya pushed him😂😂😂 These guys are always looking to cheat
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Happy 2 day anniversary to all those celebrating

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Jun 1
Three handballs 😭😭😭
new angle just dropped. how on earth was this not given😂😂
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