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Cheeky Newcastle fans taunt Mikel Arteta with five-word chant as Arsenal are ripped apart in Carabao Cup semi-final
NEWCASTLE fans brutally mocked Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta during Wednesday’s Carabao Cup semi-final at St James’ Park.
The Magpies cruised to a 2-0 victory in the second-leg, taking the score up to 4-0 on aggregate.
Arsenal had 34 shots across both games and failed to convert any of them.
After the first leg, Arteta appeared to blame the Carabao Cup BALL for the amount of missed chances.
He said: “We also kicked a lot of balls over the bar, and it’s tricky that these balls fly a lot so there’s details that we can do better.
“But at the end that’s gone, there’s no way back it’s about the next game and that’s our world, the reality is our world.
“It’s just different. Very different to a Premier League ball, and you have to adapt to that because it flies different.
“When you touch it the grip is very different as well so you adapt to that.”
With the Gunners once again struggling to convert anything at St James’ Park, Newcastle fans took the opportunity to mock Arteta for his comments.
During the second half, they started to chant: “It must be the ball, it must be the ball, Mikel Arteta, it must be the ball.”
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Jacob Murphy and Anthony Gordon both scored to secure the win for the Magpies.
They will now face either Tottenham or Liverpool in the Carabao Cup final next month.
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The stunning two-bedroom home on Irish market for €850k with terrace garden & ‘dream’ location – it’s right on the beach
TAKE a look inside this “sophisticated” home right by the beach – on the Irish market for €850,000.
Number 18 The Hoar Rock is a two bedroom house located in Skerries, Co Dublin.
The semi-detached property offers stunning views over the area’s north beach and nearby harbour.
It has three storeys which take in a private rooftop garden, a parking port and a gated entrance.
The house has a unique layout, meaning there are two entrances from the courtyard.
On entering the house, guests are greeted by a bright entrance hall with heaps of glass to allow natural light to pour in.
On the same floor are the house’s two bedrooms and the family bathroom.
The master bedroom has a tiled floor and space for a king-sized bed, and is complete with a glass door on one side.
The door opens onto the courtyard meaning the room is bathed in natural light.
And there’s an en suite bathroom which is fitted with a sink, toilet, and shower.
The second bedroom is a cosy single room with a tiled floor and handy built-in wardrobe.
There is also a wet room downstairs, which is ideal for families, and a small office space beside the stairs perfect for working or studying.
Upstairs is the main living space of the house, where the kitchen, living room, and dining area are.
The wooden floored room has a huge window offering stunning views straight onto the sea.
And it has a modern built-in statement wall with an inlet and high ceilings which make the room bright and spacious.
From there, the kitchen and dining room can be accessed.
The dining area has a cleverly placed smaller window which offers the same picturesque sea views to enjoy while eating.
And the kitchen is a bright and modern space complete with plenty of cupboard and counter space.
Lastly inside the house is a top floor accessible by ladder from the kitchen area.
It could be used for storage but would also be ideal for converting into a gym, living, or work space.
The major attraction of the house is the outdoor courtyard and upper terrace.
Up a set of stairs is a private garden with plenty of room for seating and planting.
It’s perfect for entertaining and completes with beach front feel that the home has.
The seller said the location of the property is “dreamy” as it’s right next to the sea and close to all amenities necessary.
Skerries is a buzzing seaside town known for having gourmet restaurants, cafes, and bars.
There are also plenty of sports facilities available as well as being located right between the city centre and Dublin Airport.
The nearby train station that connects the area to Dublin city is just a short stroll from the house.
Mathys Tel has agreed SIX-YEAR Tottenham contract and WILL stay beyond Bayern Munich loan, reveals Ange Postecoglou
ANGE POSTECOGLOU declared Mathys Tel WILL be a Tottenham player beyond the end of the season.
The French striker, 19, completed a deadline-day loan move from Bayern Munich to Spurs, who hold a £45million option to sign him permanently.
German reports had suggested the player could still choose not to join the North Londoners in the summer, despite that option.
But SunSport understands Tel is happy to stay should Spurs trigger it and a six-year contract has already been agreed.
Asked if he could clear up the confusion and if Tel would remain at Tottenham beyond the current season, bullish Postecoglou replied: “He’ll be a Tottenham player.
“I think he’ll show everyone he’s going to be a Tottenham player in the next six months. I didn’t bring him here for six months.”
Tel has been cleared to make his Spurs debut at Liverpool tomorrow having trained and received his work permit.
The same goes for 26-year-old centre-back Kevin Danso, signed on loan from RC Lens on Sunday, who is likely to start the Carabao Cup semi-final second leg.
Tel had initially rejected a switch to Spurs when a straight £50m deal was on the table.
But he had a change of heart on Monday, having had a persuasive exchange “purely about football” via phonecall and on text over a couple of hours with Postecoglou.
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The Aussie joked: “I felt that if I kept him on the phone long enough, I would wear him down. He was falling asleep by the end!
“I got a sense pretty early on that there was a connection there and he was hearing what he wanted to hear. It is a big decision.
“He is a 19-year-old man at a fantastic football club. They would have been quite happy to keep him there I am sure but he also knew he needed to play.
“But not just play. Play where he is going to develop. I think it is a credit to him that rather than just jump at what came at him, he was very thorough in the way he made his decision.”
Tel had interest from other clubs including Manchester United, Chelsea and Arsenal, but was convinced, in the end, by Spurs.
Postecoglou said he was “100 per cent” certain Tel is happy to be at Spurs and sees the move as a coup for Spurs, who are in all cup competitions but 14th in the Premier League.
The ex-Celtic boss added: “He is very, very exciting.
“When you meet him you realise he’s got that bit about him as a person who has enormous self-belief and confidence in what he can do and what he wants to do.
“Even though he’s young, physically he’s already in a place where he can take on the enormous challenges of being an attacking player in the Bundesliga and I think he can handle the Premier League.
“He’s a goal-scorer, he can take people on, he’s got speed.
“I’d be very surprised if there was a club that wouldn’t be interested in somebody like him.”
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