Max

@maxrads.bsky.social

Mostly writing and yapping about football. Can be found on the Cutback and the Pot Shot Pod

I genuinely had some sympathy when the allegations came out because they’re dealing with someone else’s mess but actively choosing to keep him at the club (if they do end up doing that) is unforgivable

Thierry Ennui@heisenbergkamp.bsky.social · last yr.

"Look, the club is in an impossible position here, what do you expect them to do? They simply have to ignore the allegations, keep playing him, refuse to try to transfer him out, and offer him a lucrative new contract."

Heathrow outage has unfortunately affected my ability to get to London this week. Have a ticket for AWFC v Liverpool tomorrow and for Wednesday night's game against Madrid available.

Trying not to take for granted the fact that Arsenal are so much better than Chelsea. They’ve beaten us once since 2019 and zero times in four years.

Enjoyed reading this, if you’ve grown up in an Arsenal family you’ve probably heard the famous story of how Spurs announced ticket details for the final at halftime in the second leg, only for Arsenal to come back and reach the final (in which they beat Liverpool) www.arsenal.com/news/news-ar....

Flashback to 1987's semi-final comeback at Spurs

Former Gunners Niall Quinn and Martin Hayes remember the epic League Cup semi-final tie against Tottenham in 1987

arsenal.com