Tali Lerner

Nah, I can say you pretended Spirit had any good kits in your first response, but I'm guessing we're not going to agree on anything here.

Calling them basic when we know the conditions of a Nike production is mostly pointless, but the way my feed looks over the past 24 hours is a demonstration of why it isn't taking us anywhere good.

So if most of them are bad, it's not that she picked the bad ones; the rest were good. Your comment sounds like that, and it confused me.

Or maybe it isn't good fun, and we can be a better fan base for this league that isn't based on bringing others down? (This comment isn't personal, just a reflection after all these posts from lots of people)

Which are your favorite post sale Spirit kits?

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Time for each one of us to question our decisions in the last two years, and whether we were loud enough and strong enough in our ethical choices.

Then change the clause, and have it be a representation of how severe violence against women is, and our high expectations of people who wear the Arsenal badge

For now, we must focus on the accountability of those responsible. When they are gone and there are people in charge who at least have an ethical stand, we can discuss the details of more confusing situations.

These questions now are used by clubs to distract from their clear disregard of violence

I understand what you're saying and they should think about it. But if we're honest, they aren't thinking about it not because it's complicated but because they don't care. If they cared they would have acted in those obvious situations and we could have debated the complex cases.

Let's start with clubs terminating contracts when there is an arrest, even if just a bail one. The whole debate is just embarrassing.

I can tell you my stand, but the fact is that Arsenal went way way farther than any legitimate line, so debating the details of a potential hypothetical other complaint is pointless before we agree on the basics

There are lots of murky waters in these kind of situations, but Arsenal crossed that line into straight cover up years ago. I want to know if Arsenal lawyers were involved in the silencing of the accusations or any of his defense.

This is a stain on the club and not an easy one to clean

4. The percentage of false complaints in all crimes is extremely low so the general sense is believe victims and believe women. But if they want, they can launch their own investigation and keep the player sidelined until that point.

(as they showed by prosecuting him even with Arsenal behind him)

2. No, take the loss of money.

3. At the minimum, when they are summoned to court

The problem starts with the lack of a moral clause in players' contracts, which could have resolved all of this.

But:
1. Yes, better than paying them tons of money weekly that then use to cover up their actions. The British government has power to prosecute people and doesn't need help from us

The burden to show they've learned is on them, but they've done nothing to demonstrate it. Arteta's last comments (a while back) defended their actions. I'm still disappointed and can't fully support the team I've followed for almost 30 years.

Awful news! Is it me or the entire league (and Roar specifically) being hit badly this year?

Gotham started their pre season in the first week of January and played 2 matches against "top" European clubs, according to them. The pre season narrative is exaggerated and when they played pre season Chelsea in August 24 and lost, people said it was because they had to deal with the season needs

Transfer question - does the club need to first make known that some players are leaving to be able to recruit for those positions? my ideal scenario will be to sign a competitive player and then see if the current player wants to stay and fight for the spot. It seems like we're doing the opposite?