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Tweets of the Week: Dead manager bounce, Merseyside Derby off, Arsenal corners

The Football Faithful
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Tweets of the Week: Dead manager bounce, Merseyside Derby off, Arsenal corners
Tweets of the Week: Dead manager bounce, Merseyside Derby off, Arsenal corners

The best football tweets from the website that is definitely still called Twitter, featuring Ruben Amorim, the Merseyside Derby (or lack thereof), Arsenal and Everton’s ongoing suffering. 

What happened in the dressing room before they went on air??

Ruben Amorim is five games into his Man Utd career. Let’s check in to see how it’s going.

Not great then…

Read – Man Utd reach new low with Nottingham Forest defeat

Desperate times in the middle third of the Premier League table. 

Read – Amorim sees improvement despite poor Man Utd form

The big news of the week was the postponement of the final Merseyside Derby at Goodison Park, giving Everton and Liverpool the week off. 

At least it gave Everton a brief reprieve from their mostly terrible campaign. 

Even when the Toffees get a big win, it highlights their deficiencies. 

Everton vs Liverpool – Possible dates for postponed Merseyside Derby

This could be the final straw for Everton fans. 

Set pieces are all the rage these days, especially at Arsenal. 

The Gunners just need one thing to give them the edge in the Premier League title race. 

Read – Arsenal labeled the ‘new Stoke City’ amid set piece threat

Huge result in the modern day David versus Goliath showdown. 

Gary O’Neil is a tea-totaler. 

The Wolves boss needs to lay off the stuff and get his working life back in order, evidently. 

Can you dig it, sucka?

Read – Michail Antonio in ‘stable condition’ as West Ham issue update

Hello, I’d like to make a complaint to the manager. 

If you weren’t around for the old days of Football Twitter, you really missed out. 

This is a great idea. 

The Spurs admin must have these tweets scheduled at this point. 

Read – Postecoglou shrugs off doubters as Spurs prepare for Chelsea

Ruud van Nistelrooy? Nah mate, that’s Richard Osman. Or maybe even Gerry Adams. 

 

Don’t forget what they took from us. 

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This is what football means to the fans. 

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