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Hey all, walking past the small Sainsburys on Lordship Lane, near The Plough, early this morning, and it's entire front door had been smashed, with what looked like bits of plastic car lights strewn across the floor. Strangely though, the bollards outside were untouched, anyone any ideas what happened?

geez - just over a week ago we had a couple of on the bounce wins to put us breathing down Chelsea's neck and were set fair


Just a week later and because of 2 bad defeats (which doesn't put us out of anything) people are saying Wenger should go?


This whole 5 years without a medal business.. trust me, when Wenger does go Arsenal will enter a period of significant decline, and all Arsenal fans will pine for his reign again. In that 5 years we have come close on a number of occassions despite moving stadiums and paying off that debt. The club is consistently there or thereabouts and is financially secure in a way no other club at the top is


I only hope he chooses when to go and doesn't get pushed out by fickle punters.

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