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The table-topping Gunners, six points clear of Manchester City after 25 games, saw no sign of their key attackers in Wednesday's training photos from the Sobha Realty Training Centre. Mikel Arteta stayed cautious in his presser, saying 'We will see' on their fitness for the 8pm GMT kickoff at Gtech Community Stadium, while confirming Mikel Merino faces months out from foot surgery. Despite the worries, Declan Rice grinned through drills, Thomas Partey laughed it up, and Kai Havertz impressed in the gym with flair kneeing a ball—keeping spirits high in a buzzing session with academy talents like Ethan Nwaneri.

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Arsenal's top spot feels solid, but fans hold their breath as captain Martin Ødegaard, Bukayo Saka, and Leandro Trossard missed training ahead of Thursday's test at Brentford.

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Sky Sports highlighted the graphic, showing Chelsea at 11 days since beating Brentford 2-0 on January 31, ahead of Arsenal (46 days), Manchester City (59), and others trailing far behind like Brentford at 2,048 days since July 2020. Fans bantered online, with Chelsea supporters celebrating their 'fresh haircut' status while rivals trolled Manchester United's 724-day wait and Frank Ilett's no-trim pledge nearing 500 days. The chart underscores the league's tough consistency demands, as top teams like Arsenal (56 points) and fifth-placed Chelsea (44 points) vie in a tight race where sustaining runs could decide the title.

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Chelsea claimed the top spot on a quirky leaderboard measuring days since each team's last five straight wins – just 11 days for them after their run ended.

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The four-part adaptation of William Golding's 1954 novel marks the first TV version of the story, written by Jack Thorne and directed by Marc Munden, with a score by Cristobal Tapia de Veer and theme by Hans Zimmer. Young stars like Winston Sawyers as Ralph, Lox Pratt as rival Jack, and David McKenna as Piggy deliver standout performances in a faithful look at lost innocence amid class divides and primal instincts. All episodes premiered February 8 on BBC platforms in the UK and Stan in Australia, earning praise for stunning visuals and acting, and it's screening at the Berlin International Film Festival.

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A group of stranded boys starts with games and rules, then descends into chaos on a tropical island. Netflix just grabbed the U.S. streaming rights to this fresh take on the classic tale.

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Vítor Pereira, who recently left Wolves and previously worked under Forest owner Evangelos Marinakis at Olympiacos, has agreed terms in principle to become the club's fourth head coach this season. The move follows Dyche's 114-day stint ending after Wednesday's goalless home draw against Wolves, despite Forest dominating with 63% possession and an xG of 2.75. Sitting 17th with 27 points from 26 games, three clear of relegation, Forest make history as the first Premier League side with four permanent managers in one campaign—drawing sharp criticism from pundits like Henry Winter, who called it 'Utter Work Nonsense,' and fans labeling it comical.

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After a frustrating 0-0 draw where Forest unleashed 35 shots but scored none, the club sacked Sean Dyche—sparking their wildest managerial change yet.

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Amorim took charge on November 11, 2024, after Ten Hag's dismissal, but United finished 15th last season with just 42 points—their worst Premier League placing. This season, after 17 matches, they sit seventh, three or four points off fourth-placed Chelsea, with Amorim at 1.20 points per game amid injuries and squad issues. Fans debate fiercely if sacking Ten Hag was wrong, as some see attacking gains and green shoots, while others fixate on the 48-point swing and demand results ahead of Boxing Day at Newcastle.

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Manchester United supporters are poring over a tough stat: Rúben Amorim's 14 Premier League wins in his first 44 games fall far short of Erik ten Hag's 30 over the same span.

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Leicester raced to a 3-0 lead with goals from Divine Mukasa, Patson Daka, and Abdul Fatawu, but Southampton mounted an epic second-half rally. Ross Stewart pulled one back on 61 minutes, Jack Stephens headed in on 82, Ryan Manning leveled three minutes later, and Charles sealed the winner deep in stoppage time. The victory boosts Southampton's playoff hopes while deepening Leicester's slump, now winless in six amid a points deduction. Commentator Adam Blackmore called it one of the best games in his 30-year career.

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Down 3-0 at halftime, Southampton refused to quit. Shea Charles' 96th-minute rocket sent the away fans into absolute pandemonium at King Power Stadium.

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The 76-second clip, made with universe.ai, mixes dramatic boxing buildup with pyrotechnics and chanting fans in Harambee Stars jerseys, poking fun at the real-life feud after Gachagua's October 2024 impeachment. It comes as Gachagua blasts Ruto over unkept promises to Northern Kenya and hints at 2027 opposition plans. Kenyans embrace the satire, with users laughing 'Kenyans are ungovernable' and Senator Boni Khalwale praising the youth's AI magic.

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Stadium lights flare, crowds roar with Kenyan flags—then President Ruto and ex-Deputy Gachagua step into the ring, trading punches in a hilarious AI creation.

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Sumita Shrivastava's detailed thread explores Surya as Prana, the vital life force, drawing from Upanishads like Maitri and Prasna that link the sun's dawn rise to inhalation and sunset to exhalation. His chariot, drawn by seven horses, symbolizes the Sapta Pranas—energies for will, clarity, movement, and balance—echoed in hymns and modern breathwork. Sunrise meditation during Brahma Muhurta aligns outer light with inner vitality, a practice ancient sages used for mental sharpness, now resonating in daily reflections on mindfulness.

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Imagine the sun not just as light in the sky, but as the heartbeat pulsing through every breath you take. Ancient Vedic wisdom sees Surya Deva this way, sustaining all life with his cosmic rhythm.

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The 41-year-old James sat out his 18th game of the 2025-26 season, missing the 65-game threshold that ended his 21-year All-NBA streak. WFAN's Carton accused him of dodging the Spurs three times this year while healthy, demanding NBA Commissioner Adam Silver suspend him for not carrying Michael Jordan's torch. Fans split sharply, with some calling James a coward scared of Wembanyama and others defending the veteran for managing health in a league full of load management and injuries.

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Victor Wembanyama dropped 40 points as the Spurs crushed the Lakers 136-108, but LeBron James watched from the bench with foot arthritis—prompting radio host Craig Carton to explode.

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Brighton sit 14th in the Premier League after a 1-0 defeat at Aston Villa extended their winless run to six league games and just one victory in 13. Hürzeler, the league's youngest permanent boss since summer 2024, faces fan frustration but strong backing from Bloom, players, and the board, who blame recruitment issues like £300m spent on flops such as Eiran Cashin and Charalampos Kostoulas. Insiders say his job is safe short-term despite tough fixtures ahead, though whispers suggest a possible exit next summer if results don't improve.

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Boos echoed after another loss for Brighton, with fans chanting for 32-year-old Fabian Hürzeler's head. Yet club owner Tony Bloom and captain Lewis Dunk are holding firm behind him.

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Opta data shows Spurs leading the 2025-26 fouls-per-card list at 4.1, meaning they get booked quickest, followed by Chelsea (4.4), Sunderland (4.7), and Brighton (4.9). Nottingham Forest (6.9), Arsenal (7.4), and Manchester United (7.6) rank lowest, drawing claims of elite leniency from Everton and Chelsea fans. Supporters debate player reputations like Tottenham's Cristian Romero and Chelsea's Moisés Caicedo versus tactical styles, as high-pressing teams disrupt plays more often.

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Tottenham players average just 4.1 fouls before a yellow card this season, with Chelsea close at 4.4 – sparking fans to question if refs treat them harsher than rivals.

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On December 8, JvniorLive posted that Jesus never said he was God, prompting Christians to cite verses such as John 8:58 and John 20:28 as evidence of his divinity. Muslims countered by viewing Jesus as a prophet, not divine, and emphasized Islam's monotheism tracing back to Adam. The exchanges also touched on Hinduism's fringe links to Christianity and deep scriptural divides, with no clear resolution amid clashing interpretations of ancient texts.

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A simple denial that Jesus ever called himself God drew quick replies from many Christians. They pointed to passages like 'I and the Father are one' from John 10:30 to make their case.

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Kenyan Cabinet Secretary Aden Duale declared that the North Eastern region stands with President William Ruto even without roads or other developments, as he has given them dignity and equality with other Kenyans. The statement sparked widespread suspicion and criticism on social media.

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Interim manager Michael Carrick has no plans to recall Rashford from his season-long loan at Barcelona, even after the 28-year-old's 10 goals in 34 appearances and recent starts in La Liga. United, focusing on a squad rebuild after selling Garnacho and loaning out Sancho, lost interest following Rashford's fallout with ex-coach Ruben Amorim last preseason. Barcelona holds a £26 million buy option tied to their March 15 presidential election, while Rashford—contracted at United until 2028—reportedly sees a Premier League return as a step backward, per unconfirmed sources.

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Marcus Rashford has found his scoring touch at Barcelona, but back at Old Trafford, no one is dialing his number for a return.

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Ghene, an Arsenal fan, tweeted during the 2025-26 title race that Kepa Arrizabalaga winning the Premier League would leave De Gea with little to show, despite Kepa's Champions League medals but no domestic title yet. Manchester United supporters swarmed the replies, pointing out De Gea's 2013 Premier League win under Sir Alex Ferguson, plus FA Cup, Europa League, and Golden Gloves. Arsenal lead the table with 56 points from 25 games, nine clear of City, as Kepa serves as backup to David Raya on a £5m deal.

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An Arsenal supporter cheekily posted that Kepa just needs one Premier League win to outshine David de Gea. United fans quickly fired back with trophy photos from 2013.

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Manchester United co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe linked high immigration to economic pressures during a talk in Antwerp, claiming the UK population surged by 12 million since 2020 while millions remain on benefits. Official data shows a smaller rise to 69.4 million by mid-2025, with working-age claimants around 10 million. He later apologised for his wording, stressing the need for managed immigration to support growth, though Prime Minister Keir Starmer and others called the comments offensive. The debate highlights Britain's ongoing tensions over migration, with the Football Association now reviewing Ratcliffe's words.

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Sir Jim Ratcliffe called the UK 'colonised by immigrants' in a heated interview, sparking backlash from leaders and fans alike.

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Youthscape's report, from late last month, gathered 40 non-Christian 14-to-18-year-olds in UK reading groups to discuss passages like Jesus at the well and Jonah's tale. They called Jesus arrogant and condescending, reframed healings as mindset fixes, and saw God as violent. The charity urges churches to listen to these raw views from a 'you do you' generation, highlighting gaps in a secular UK where Bible familiarity is rare.

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A group of secular British teens read Bible stories and didn't hold back: Jesus came off as a mansplainer, while God seemed like a bully.

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