Arsenal's season got off to a great start on Friday night. He beat Patrick Vieira's Crystal Palace 2-0 at Selhurst Park.
The same result was recorded in pottery the day after Charlie Patino made his Blackpool debut. The Arsenal youngster was on the losing side as hosts Stoke scored a point, but his "chill" impressed Tangerines boss Michael His Appleton. gave.
Patino is seen as the future of Arsenal, but it was the club legend who left his mark on Saturday night. Former striker Ian Wright has hit back at former Tottenham chairman Alan Sugar after questioning his kit for the club's new pink third. . Here's the Emirates headline.
Patino's new song
Patino received a warm reception from Blackpool fans on Saturday afternoon as he bowed at the championship.
The 18-year-old joined Blackpool earlier this month on his loan deal for the season. He is considered one of the Gunners' best young players and has represented England at U-19 level. He scored goals in his debut against Arsenal's seniors last December against Sunderland.
Patino made his first taste on Saturday afternoon, coming on in the 70th minute of Blackpool's 2–0 away defeat to Stoke. Despite losing the game, the Tangerines loyal members still had great voices at the end of the game. It was filmed singing the name. The new chant was inspired by Blackpool's hatred of local rival Preston and is set to the tune of Michael Jackson's 1995 hit "You Are Not Alone".
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Wright hits back at Sugar
Wright wore a pink shirt at Match of the Day on Saturday night, perfecting Sugar's jive. responded in a way. During Palace's win, Sugar tweeted: "Pink shirt! Would Ian Wright play in a pink shirt?". He also tagged Wright in the tweet.
Sugar was criticized for his tweets. Less than a month after questioning the BBC's Women's Euro report that there were no male commentators at some games, he has since been one of the BBC's pundits , dragged the light into column.
When the Arsenal legend's outfit was featured on Match of the Day by his host Gary Lineker and fellow critic Alan Shearer, he said:
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Arteta's Secret Transfer
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Getty Images)Arsenal spent £118m on transfers this summer, but , was one of last year's Arteta winners to get the Premier League campaign off to a perfect start on Friday night... setpiece coach Nicolas Joover.
Arteta hires the Frenchman after Arsenal finished his 2020-21 season with his fourth-worst record from dead ball situations, scoring just his six goals. Did. At Brentford he spent three years and an experienced Jover atMontpellierfrom the summer at Manchester City Pep he joined Guardiola. } under which he spent two terms. 2019 and beyond.
Jover made an immediate impact at Arsenal last season, taking his total to 16 in the Premier League. And they are already off target with their first goal of the season in a routine that has worked well. He showed his tactical acumen on set-pieces when he scored against Palace.
When the Gunners scored his corner in the 20th minute of the Premier League opener,Bukayo Saka found Zinchenko floating in an unconventional position far at his post. I knew I was there and shot a deep ball at him. Gabriel Martinelli returns across the finish line to finish.
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