Why not call Arsenal’s stadium The Armoury? (4/12)

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T.S
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Charlie! Charlie! wrote:I thought the implication was that it would have to change because of the world cup
I'm pretty sure that was the implication. I wonder if that's the case...

I call it "The Grove". Simple.

However, I don't mind it being called Emirates Stadium, but I really don't like commentators and whatnot calling it 'The Emirates'. For some reason, it really makes my skin crawl.
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i say the arsenal, or the grove, alternativly i call it the home of football, or sometimes even highbury :lol: 8)
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Suppose it could be called La Bastille, as we are blamed for the downfall of the national english football team
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stats wrote:When we play in europe the programme prints out that the stadium is the Arsenal stadium due to the sponser's name not allowed in print due to Uefa rules
How bizarre! I'd noticed this yesterday on looking up to see whether the Steaua game had sold out (which it now has) and saw that they'd called it Arsenal Stadium. On reading your comment I checked what it says for Chavski and, sure enough, it reverts back to Emirates!
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