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Mourning An Arsenal Defeat [David Hirshey Is The Closer]
Mourning An Arsenal Defeat [David Hirshey Is The Closer]
David Hirshey writes regularly about soccer for Deadspin. While the rest of the world was mourning Heath Ledger, the people in my shallow universe (almost all six of them) were offering their condolences for that other great loss yesterday. I speak, of course, of the 5-1 drubbing Arsenal's U-11 team took at the feet of their perennial butt boys, Spurs. Friends from all over the world (in ...
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