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Congratulations Arsenal,

But very proud to be Reading supporter this morning.

We could not have asked for more from our boys, they played out of their skins.

Obviously your winning goal was gifted to you, but that's football.

I would imagine it was a great game to watch as a neutral, but they were probably all watching the Chelsea v United game !!

Good luck in the final, I hope you win it now.

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Congratulations Arsenal,

But very proud to be Reading supporter this morning.

We could not have asked for more from our boys, they played out of their skins.

Obviously your winning goal was gifted to you, but that's football.

I would imagine it was a great game to watch as a neutral, but they were probably all watching the Chelsea v United game !!

Good luck in the final, I hope you win it now.

Well said. We deserved to win it, but you put up more of a fight than many premiership teams who would have just parked the bus and waited for penalties or a lucky breakaway.

The stats say it all:

Shots (on goal): Arsenal- 25 (11); Reading- 11 (3)

Possession: Arsenal- 70%; Reading- 30%

Fouls: Reading- 19; Arsenal- 9

Let's hope you can safely plan for next year's championship along with the other hoops.

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Congratulations Arsenal,

But very proud to be Reading supporter this morning.

We could not have asked for more from our boys, they played out of their skins.

Wenger's words:

“We have to analyse that (equalizer) but I think the cross before the goal shouldn’t have come in as well and then the scorer was free.” Wenger said

“There’s a combination of mistakes but Reading really wanted it and were ready to die on the pitch to go to the final. You have to congratulate them for the effort they put in today.”

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Sherwood launches 'mind banter' campaign against Wenger
21-04-15

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TIM Sherwood will forego traditional cup final ‘mind games’ in favour of subtly inferring that Arsene Wenger is unable to down a pint.

The Aston Villa manager revealed he would intimidate his Arsenal counterpart with pre-match pyschological warfare ‘based exclusively around classic bants’.

He said: “At every press conference from now until the FA Cup final, I will be doing my very best to tacitly infer that Arsene is a shit lad.”

Sherwood’s campaign of ‘mind banter’ will be a series of observations about Wenger, including his low alcohol tolerance and his massive, sleeping bag coat.

He added: “Then, in the week leading up to the game, I will post photos on Facebook of him next to Blanche from Coronation Street, with the caption: ‘Separated at birth lol ;-)’.”

Villa striker Christian Benteke said: “Tim has stopped coming to training in order to spend more time photoshopping Mr Wenger’s head into porn pictures.”

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An interesting set of Twitter maps to see your twitter followers around the world.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/football/competitions/premier-league/11552703/Premier-League-of-Twitter-which-team-has-the-biggest-global-network-of-followers.html

Interesting to see Chelsea are most popular in places like Iraq, Yemen, Libya and North Korea.

Man City are third in the UAE behind Arsenal and Chelsea.

Liverpool have Papua New Guinea sewn up.

Tottenham can't even get in the top three in Togo, but that could be because they've got Adebayor.

And how nice that Arsenal have New Caledonia.

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An interesting set of Twitter maps to see your twitter followers around the world.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/football/competitions/premier-league/11552703/Premier-League-of-Twitter-which-team-has-the-biggest-global-network-of-followers.html

Interesting to see Chelsea are most popular in places like Iraq, Yemen, Libya and North Korea.

Man City are third in the UAE behind Arsenal and Chelsea.

Liverpool have Papua New Guinea sewn up.

Tottenham can't even get in the top three in Togo, but that could be because they've got Adebayor.

And how nice that Arsenal have New Caledonia.

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An interesting set of Twitter maps to see your twitter followers around the world.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/football/competitions/premier-league/11552703/Premier-League-of-Twitter-which-team-has-the-biggest-global-network-of-followers.html

Interesting to see Chelsea are most popular in places like Iraq, Yemen, Libya and North Korea.

Man City are third in the UAE behind Arsenal and Chelsea.

Liverpool have Papua New Guinea sewn up.

Tottenham can't even get in the top three in Togo, but that could be because they've got Adebayor.

And how nice that Arsenal have New Caledonia.

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This is the sort of drivel you post when you're lonely!! biggrin.png

Mindyou Santi's replacement is on his way.......theres rumours surfacing that Rijits a double agent.w00t.gif

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An interesting set of Twitter maps to see your twitter followers around the world.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/football/competitions/premier-league/11552703/Premier-League-of-Twitter-which-team-has-the-biggest-global-network-of-followers.html

Interesting to see Chelsea are most popular in places like Iraq, Yemen, Libya and North Korea.

Man City are third in the UAE behind Arsenal and Chelsea.

Liverpool have Papua New Guinea sewn up.

Tottenham can't even get in the top three in Togo, but that could be because they've got Adebayor.

And how nice that Arsenal have New Caledonia.

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Tottenham can't even get top in Tottenhambiggrin.png

Well that's no surprise, really.

Should have stuck with Sherwood.

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I know we're favourites but this is ridiculous.

Moves to re-brand the world's oldest knock-out football competition as the Emirates FA Cup has been labelled as "commercialisation gone mad" by former sports minister Richard Caborn.

The Football Association insists no sponsorship deal has been finalised for the FA Cup but a proposal is expected to be submitted to a board meeting on Thursday.

The controversy surrounds re-naming the competition as the Emirates FA Cup - previously its main sponsorship deal was referred to as the FA Cup with Budweiser.

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Just a quick mention that Hull got lots of plaudits last night for having a banner at the away end downstairs, saying "Welcome Arsenal" and "Always Remembering David Rocastle".

Very nice of you, Hull.

Respect.

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Our form is no coincidence.....

At the moment, according to the physioroom.com website, the top teams in the injury charts are:

  • 1st – Newcastle: 10 injured players
  • 2nd – Swansea: 7 injured players
  • 3rd – QPR: 6 injured players
  • 4th – Southampton: 6 injured players

Down the foot of the table we have

  • 15th – Burnley: 3
  • 16th – Chelsea: 3
  • 17th – C Palace: 3
  • 18th – Stoke: 3
  • 19th – Arsenal: 2
  • 20th – WBA: 1
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It's a nice idea, but one that I suspect might turn out to be a bit of a disaster.....

Arsenal unveil innovative plan to crowd-source commentary for Swansea game ARSENAL won't be providing minute-by-minute updates on tonight's game with Swansea on their official Twitter feed, because they want the fans to do it themselves.
PUBLISHED: 00:00, Mon, May 11, 2015 | UPDATED: 13:58, Mon, May 11, 2015
Premier League clubs have harnessed the power of Twitter to keep fans updated during matches in recent seasons.

But the Gunners will relinquish control of their official account this evening for the match against the Swans.Instead of providing their own take on the proceedings, the north London outfit will rely solely on retweeting the views of fans.

Arsenal fans can see their comments appear on the official account by using the hashtag #AFCFansTakeover.

The Gunners are the most followed English club on Twitter, just ahead of Chelsea, Manchester United and Liverpool.

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