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Dear smileband viewers, 

Arsenal have stayed consistent for the victory over the Brentford, as it’s was a triumph victory that gave them top position in the premier league, its was a successful performance that lead the gunners to the top of the table. 

Passion has excel the formation within the gunners structure” as a team, important management, using different strategies that implement in to the formative position that strikes goals over and over again. 

The draw between Liverpool and man city saw arsenal take their rightfull position at the top, key player’s in the arsenal team are a value of expectation that bring’s a strong desire that powers the engine within arsenal. 

There 4 litre twin turbo is upgrading to a four turbo, 6 litre that will bring success for the gunners, as it’s a matter of a course of action” that is needed to bring the gunners in to action for the rest of the season, as winners of the league. 

Arsenal have the ability to win trophies again” placing them self as the best” when wenger was involved at arsenal, mikeal has the same vision as arsen wenger, which he had when he was winning trophies at the gunners. 

The fans are off there seat’s, as it’s a rage that bring’s pride for the north London team. 

Arsenal also took a win over Porto, as it’s was a match to remember, as both team was showing character, all colours was beaming, it’s was a rainbow of delight” as it ended in penalties that saw the gunners great goalkeeping win the game, full steam ahead. Well taken goal from all penalties takers” as a team effort of value on the night, to have a place in the quarter finals. 

Attached is a article regarding Arsenal win 

https://www.skysports.com/amp/football/news/11095/13093809/arsenal-mikel-arteta-hails-powerful-big-step-as-arsenal-reach-champions-league-quarter-finals

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=jpbuUJK7RaY

Article written by Christophe Stanley 


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