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    Saka Reflects on Arsenal Career, Dealing With Racism and Living The Dream | All or Nothing: Arsenal
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    Saka Reflects on Arsenal Career, Dealing With Racism and Living The Dream | All or Nothing: Arsenal



    Arsenal and England sensation, Bukayo Saka, looks back at where it all started for him at Arsenal that penalty miss in the EURO 2020 Final and how he is living his Arsenal dream, along with Thierry Henry giving his take on how impressed he is with the young gunner.

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    33 Comments

    2. TiktoYT on

      They subbed in the last 3 and they didint score. its not saka"s fault. Why are pepole racist to. If he is English just see him as English,

    6. Anirudh Sivasankar on

      For a 19 year old to go through that amount of pressure and come out of it unfazed and with more courage just shows what type of character he is. Great baller and an even greater human being. We love you B 🤍♥

    8. Marcus Antonius on

      We all love this boy, gooner or otherwise. He’s everything Arsenal and football in general is suppose to be about: humility, passion, and someone who never forgot where he came from. We love you Bukayo❤️🤍

    10. Aren Computertech on

      Saka was not the only one that missed penalty, why blaming him? Even the Almighty Messi missed penalty. After all the criticism Saka came out boldly to proved himself and scored penalty against Chelsea & Man U.

    12. AHWR on

      Funny how society rewards failure these days. I don’t remember David beckham being afforded such great amounts of sympathy.

    14. Usman Nazir on

      Its Southgates fault putting a kid who never took a penalty for his club or country for such a decisive kick. Big Up Saka tho he stood tall through all of it

    15. dharsh_kwon on

      This kid.. instead of letting the hate and abuse weight him down..
      He worked harder.. and got better.. and is still getting better..

      👏👏👏👏

    20. Harry Kane on

      He was 19 taking the biggest kick of his life really can't blame the boy as his coach said it really benefited him one of the best youngster itw becoming a fan favourite everyone loving him and the way he acts so humble and respectful so much love for the boy

    22. Paulie 44 on

      It's symptomatic of the general UK demographic how 2 United players missed before him yet he got all the flak.

      Its good tho, the folks who matter saw his bravery, while the haters would continue hating either way.

    26. zak llewellyn on

      I disgusting how young kids like saka who is doing the best thing in life playing football for arsenal and his country and gets racial abused by English fans it's disgusting and it still happens has to stop black kids are scared to even walk on the street because of racist idiots has to change and video's like this should show how horrible and rude idiotic people just jealous because he's a professional

    28. The One Above All on

      I still don't understand why he received soo much hate when rashford and sancho also missed and the fact that the whole reason they played those few minutes was to take penalties

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