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I'm not crying in my office, you're crying.
Was time (actually, it was time when Klopp became available but I digress....); Wide range of emotions, would to see the boys kick on and win the Europa (and think we would have if we could have avoided Atletico until the final; now, don't think it'll happen) but whether they do or don't, I've never known Arsenal without Wenger. Started supporting the team because of Bergkamp - went to a World Cup game in Dallas in 94'; Brazil vs Netherlands and Bergkamp chipped a defender then slammed past the keeper. He was zipping balls over the field, catching 40 yard pinged crosses and controlling it with one move... as a 12 year old club player, I'd never seen anything like it. He instantly became my favorite player. Our club coach was a Colombian guy, and played professionally in Italy until he blew out his knee and somehow ended up in North Texas coaching our club team. He told me Bergkamp played in Italy, but wasn't happy there - within a year he was xferred to Arsenal, and being in America that was the only league that occasionally showed games in the US. Rest is history.
I'll miss the man, hope he can find peace in retirement and I hope Arsenal don't fuck up their next hire (looking at you Brentan Rodgers)
Was time (actually, it was time when Klopp became available but I digress....); Wide range of emotions, would to see the boys kick on and win the Europa (and think we would have if we could have avoided Atletico until the final; now, don't think it'll happen) but whether they do or don't, I've never known Arsenal without Wenger. Started supporting the team because of Bergkamp - went to a World Cup game in Dallas in 94'; Brazil vs Netherlands and Bergkamp chipped a defender then slammed past the keeper. He was zipping balls over the field, catching 40 yard pinged crosses and controlling it with one move... as a 12 year old club player, I'd never seen anything like it. He instantly became my favorite player. Our club coach was a Colombian guy, and played professionally in Italy until he blew out his knee and somehow ended up in North Texas coaching our club team. He told me Bergkamp played in Italy, but wasn't happy there - within a year he was xferred to Arsenal, and being in America that was the only league that occasionally showed games in the US. Rest is history.
I'll miss the man, hope he can find peace in retirement and I hope Arsenal don't fuck up their next hire (looking at you Brentan Rodgers)
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