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Briana 2022-04-08 08:01:02
The complaint of an Arsenal fan who has run away
Read it many times.
I watched it during the time when I loved Arsenal, and the state was very similar to that of the male protagonist. It was like "I can't always think about Arsenal", but I did always think about Arsenal... At that time, the meaning of every week seemed to be that. Winning or...
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Lew 2022-04-08 09:01:13
hey, arsenal won the championship
2014, May 18th is destined to be a day with mixed feelings for gun fans.
On the same day 8 years ago, the young gunman lost to Barcelona. At that time, she and I were still pouting and shouting, if it weren't for the referee The red card at the opening, if not for the single-handed shot of the...
Neil Pearson
Extended Reading
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Kaya 2022-04-08 08:01:02
In the last part, I wanted to watch the game but didn't dare to watch it. I kept looking at the watch and scolded the team. In the end, the team won and said, "I know they can." It just couldn't be more resonant. In the days when I love football the most, everything in my life can revolve around football. Today, football is still an important hope in life. Although it goes back and forth, there is always something to look forward to. Uncle Lian insisted on seeing the team win the championship for 18 years. This is the 12th year I have insisted on. Come on Li Village.
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Nina 2022-04-11 09:01:07
The fan accounts are true and lovely. Uncle Ke and Ma Zhuang cooperated very well for the first time, very tacit and crazy. I don't like romantic scenes.
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Paul Ashworth: Why is it that adults aren't supposed to go mad about anything? You gotta keep a lid on it. And if you don't then people are apparently entitled to say what they like. "You haven't grown up. You're a moron. Your conversation is trivial and boorish. You can't express your emotional needs. You can't relate to your children." And you die, lonely and miserable. But you know, what the hell, every cloud has a silver lining.
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Paul Ashworth: [after Robert missed the goal at the end of the game] If you had to choose between wining this afternoon and Arsenal winning tomorrow night, what would you go for?
Robert: Tomorrow night of course!
Paul Ashworth: There you go then.
Robert: What, you're telling me, Arsenal are gonna win two nil at Anfield?
Paul Ashworth: I can't promise, can I? Well there's a, chance isn't there? You've done your bit, you've missed the penalty. If that's what it takes then it'll be worth it.
Robert: Yeah, course.
[smiles]
