Pat Last is a journalist based in Luton, United Kingdom, focusing on local sports news. With a particular interest in Arsenal Football Club, Pat writes articles for Yardbarker, providing analysis, updates, and exclusive interviews with players and legends.
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Pat Last's coverage is heavily focused on sports, particularly football and Arsenal. The majority of the articles are event coverage, opinion editorials, and expert commentary on topics such as transfer rumors and team performance.
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By: Pat Last
Our 5-1 win against Palace saw us achieve two impressive feats. Arsenal's win against the South London side was our second against them in
By: Pat Last
Arsenal were back to winning ways in the league against Crystal Palace, beating the London side 5-1.
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Arsenal decision-makers might be tempted to cash in on Gabriel Jesus this winter transfer window.
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Should the club consider an early return for the Portuguese attacker amid the barrage of injuries? The biggest news to come out of the club in recent days is the expected time scale for the absence of Bukayo Saka after the injury he picked up against Crystal Palace.
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Arsenal need to take the League Cup seriously Arsenal are only 180 minutes away from reaching their first League Cup final in what could be seven years.
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Each time Jurrien Timber is on the pitch, he reminds us of what we missed last season when that ACL injury sidelined him for nearly the whole campaign.
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Arsenal are set to end their years football tomorrow night when they face lowly Ipswich at the Emirates in which should be an easy win for the Gunners despite our injury problems.
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Is Arsenal's move for Bryan Mbuemo a transfer that could disrupt their attacking plans?
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Are Trophies Overrated? by Ben Dungate Despite what Americans will claim, Football, or to be more specific, Association Football (soccer) is the world's most watched sport.
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Entering the second half of the season, what have you thought of our Gunners? Before you start lamenting about how we aren't better, let me get this out of the way:
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