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Slegers, staff or players: Who is to blame for Arsenal's woeful start?

ESPN about 2 hours 1 mins read

After Arsenal's dismal start to the WSL season, fingers are starting to be pointed. The question: Who is really to blame for Arsenal's early-season stumble?

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