I’m sure there is someone else out there who is willing to pay more than the Rwandan Tourist Board.
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I absolutely agree.
However where was the previous government going to send immigrants to? And gave them lots of money to do this?
A government this newspaper massively supported?
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Mind boggling we ever thought this was a good idea
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PSG and Bayern Munich also have visit Rwanda sponsorships.
Really poor tweet.
The excerpt from the article, quoting the DRC’s foreign minister, says that Arsenal’s sponsor, ie Rwanda/the Rwandan government, is directly responsible for what is happening. But the tweet says the sponsorship deal is directly responsible for the war and atrocities.
The two are very different statements, with the one in the tweet directly implicating Arsenal in the bloodshed with no basis.
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This is why I say the media really are scumbags.
It’s actually disgusting what they try to portray in their headlines (tweets included) and they know exactly what they are doing.
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- Choosing clickbait over quality reporting.
- Ignoring any nuance in the stories they print.
- Which leads to them copying PR releases and tweets without critical thinking.
That many who work in legacy media have serious coke problems probably doesn’t help either (see also politicians, though they prefer to snort it off of naked women that aren’t their partners). Hence more impulsive stories without any doing any proper journalism.
Did I miss anything?
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It will be nice when ai takes their jobs
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It’ll happen.
Has any other club had this sponsorship? Weird how such a progressive club would have such an association.
Maybe time for me to stop buying merch with it on.
I find it weird how it’s taking so long to fuck this off.
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Oh dear, big “L” on my part as the youngsters say.
I have two Bayern kits from this season and didn’t notice.
As for PSG, that’s not a surprise.
Interesting article. It’s a good thing we don’t have any questionable owners invovled in the Premier League.
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I agree with the Daily Mail, somehow.
Too late for next season, the new home shirts will be made and in several containers in the Indian Ocean by now.
That’s fucking genius. Too late for next season though as most of our new shirts will have been made by now.
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