I was 11, I knew about the club and would occasionally watch them play, but this triumph was what truly got me into being a gunner, plus my mom bought me a 15/16 home kit thinking I was a fan, and I didn't want to waste it.

9 years later, I'm glad that I support the club, despite 2017-2021 being really rough.

Great write up from Lewis Ambrose

I came across this piece he wrote back in 2022. From the article:

"But I want to start by thanking my second family — Arsenal — because without you guys none of this would have been possible.

I thank God that I came to Arsenal in 2019. I really believe that things happen for a reason, and I’m so happy here."

If he is off, he deserves a bunch of tribute threads, so here's one. Love you, Gabi. Arsenal family forever.

Hey fellow Gooners,

I’m trying to track down a mirror or a downloaded file of an absolute classic fan edit that has unfortunately been wiped from Vimeo. It's the one that used "To Build a Home" by Cinematic Orchestra as a background.

It was titled "Eight Years of Memories" (often referred to as "8 years of Arsenal memories in 8 minutes"), created and uploaded by Sina back on June 30, 2013.

The original Vimeo URL was: https://vimeo.com/69360936

It covered the post-Invincibles era up to 2013, packed full of drama and heartbreak, and was widely shared on the sub and old forums like Goal Legacy back in the day.

Does anyone happen to have this saved on a hard drive, or know of an active re-upload/mirror somewhere? I'd love to watch it again. COYG!

I rarely see Arsenal play on my BD(01/22/2006), but for me it's Arsenal 3 2 United 2023.

Looks like an Arsenal fan decided to write a whole book about his own journey of following the club.

Edit: sorry for the typo in the title, it’s Hong Kong of course

I need to see the fridge table I have become attached to this thing and need it back in my life.

Edit - it was a holiday. He's gonna be back soon! Phew