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around you. ah, subscribe to the w documentary on youtube. ah ah, ah ah . ah, ah. in 2004, austin did something know other english club has achieved in over a 130 they became invincible.

i waive a 15 full history have been made possible. not gone through a li campaign. losing 48 games. 0. defeat a developer. we will unreasonable off the top of english football and felt like they were on their way to becoming one in europe. megan, i'm not going to stop here because the club getting bigger every year. but since then, arsenal haven't one single premier lee title. and off the years outside the champions league in 2021, they failed to qualify for europe at all. what happened? how did arsenal go from invincible outsiders? let's start at the beginning. arson venga arrived in 1996 and let the club to

phenomenal success. in 1998 they won the league and cut double for the 1st time in almost 3 decades. then between the summers of 20012005 arsenal became the most dominant team in english. 4 o 2 league, sorry, tools and 3, i think up wins in 4 years meant no one good match them for silverware in that time . not even alex ferguson's matches to united life was good but in football nothing lasts including beloved stadiums. in 2002 arsenal received permission to build a new ground and ambitious move that would take them away from the iconic hybrid. the reason was simple, matched a revenue, so ticket sales and so on was massive financial factor in the 20052006 season

austin last at high bery much. they income accounted for about a 3rd of arsenal revenues. so building a big stadium sounds pretty smart, right? the problem was austell had to take on almost 400000000 pounds of debt to build emory stadium. a big number even now a crippling sum in those days. and long before the stadium was finished, the ground had already shifted beneath el's faith arsenal. embarked on a project believing the football landscape was one way by the time that committed to that it had begun to change in her in a very considerable while the arrival of roman abramoff richard chelsea was a precursor suit to all of that, lou? yes, we have to talk about royalty abram avila pitched up across london in june 2003 and

immediately sent about throwing cache around. so the summit performed that and it's full season. chelsea had been around 10 plays which custom over a 100000000 years was a set size length thing that happened in the trunk window and looking back. sounds like something enough was made if the arsenal hierarchy, like vice chairman david dean were rattled. there's a famous david dean quote about how when chelsea, we're looking to sign patrick the errand term. cheery on re the rama. roman abramivitch is parked is russian tanks on our lawn and he's firing 50 pound note shouted. chelsea never got the hands of the era or on ray that they did out bid off . milan transfer targets drive up fees and wages. and one year after the gunners went invincible, knock them off that hurt at the top of english football. and they knew due to thank oh,

just as also had weakened themselves financially the premier league 1st billionaire foreign ownership. the timing had not been was in february 2000 eights, often were actually top of the premier league until they rolled up to birmingham. first, a horror attack left strike edwardo with a broken leg. then after a last minute penalty caused the victory. captain william gallus, lost it right in the middle of the pitch arsenals, phone collapse, and manchester united beat them to the title. i think what defined this whole era was 2008 to, to draw against banning him. we looked on cool to win the premier league that season. it was a devastating match. what happened to it rather to silver and not match. and then that was the 2011 late cup final. when you see the way we can see the good, of course you have regrets. birmingham again asked no what heavy favorites,

but with the scores at $11.00 and the 89th minute and slapstick defending saw them concede, and another trophy slipped out of their grasp. oh, the fact that we lost it in these ridiculous circumstances a mess up between the goalkeeper and i longed to, shall we, central defender, all of those things, just playing into the idea that the fights were conspiring against ourselves. nobody gets that failure from the jaws of success quite like oz known. and there were plenty more embarrassments. think about the 82 at old trafford and all you can think of is i remember when we went to old trafford and won the title. why did it not become a dentist? ah thing, the stadium money wasn't available. in 2 years, we nearly lost the events sivilton. we were losing players every single year after

that. and it wasn't a symptom minimal young. claire's not particularly expensive signings bringing players in been selling them all and for quite a lot of money. yeah, i really do have an impact on, on the way that the the team was built, the kind of quality that arson bangor was able to bring in via the transfer market to make matters worse by the time also had paid off a good chunk of the stadium debt, other sources of income had food. broadcasting, revenues exploded and commercial. earnings from sponsorship deals had overtaken, match day revenue. remember that was almost a 3rd of total revenues in 2006. in the last, pri, covered season, 201890. it was down to less than a quarter, despite the sum, having more than doubled in that time. so basically, all those extra sates emerett stadium have been much less of an advantage than awful expected. still by 2013 osman had money to play with again. music ursula

arrived to usher in a new era and arsenal. finally won some silver way in the form of back to back f i cups while also maintaining consistent top full finishes. ah, not bad, but still know where they had been a decade earlier. in 2017 arsenal, missed out on champions league qualification for the 1st time in 20 years. that despite spending ridiculous money on players like granite, shakopee and flops got drawn, miss dorothy and lucas paris the previous summer. a lot of the problems came before it even came in and, and i do think it's from the drop of everyone else percy's and before you had sanchez as or who were declining and then you probably needed a few more talent that it is the start of a trend, so austin, throw fortune's a quick fixes in the hope of getting back to europe's talk table club went on to

break their transfer record 3 times in just 2 years. and in the middle of. busy all of up came the biggest change, eval blue over the previous decade by bit much of the fan base had fallen out of love with us and venga, or at least with his management, some coal for his head during the trophy drown. others kept the fight from much longer bought despite yet another cup success in 2017, it seemed like venga, the man who had revolutionized english football, but been left behind. thank as early success was built around a strict diet regime inside a knowledge of french talent. and a style of play that matched intense athleticism with technical brilliance and his football had developed. we had this man who was the manager of everything and that's not really the way it works in modern football. at that point you need

structures, you needs recruitment specialists, you need or maybe a director of football and he was always really opposed to that arsenal. still put together a few title challenges after that and finished 2nd in the league as late as 2016. but 2 years later, following back to back failure to reach the champions, lea austell decided it was time to pop wise after almost 22 years. the club said are of well to us and then what a go. bob. problems of angus successes was at the clubs, plans in the change every 5 minutes or chief executive ivan gazette has had brought in figures like diamonds, former chief scout spend missiles, todd, and boss alona, executive rouse, and yeah, he to give arsenal a dream team with but tease on every level, but the way things worked out was less avengers, assemble and more. royal rumble,

kizzy to swiftly followed venga, routed to the door, to join icy milan and a power struggle that followed innovative ms. linda was outmaneuvered by the slicks anyway. just left immediately. sonya he ousted mutual inter, now you have a guy who's basically a marketing guy for nike who ended up a barcelona is running the football club. i mean that's, that's crazy stuff often were acting like a champions league addict, needing a fix. jumping on any solution they thought might get them back into the big time. ever play texas, so you ever get to like 2 thirds of the way up and you're like, oh my god, you've got no time to think you're desperately trying to find the piece that will fit to get rid of all the bits of make everything good. and that's what they did in terms of the people they hired the players, they signed to the coach that they brought in. and it was all very catch what was bitten bob's just throwing perfectly money driven and not to locked in cents.

where could they go from here? sometimes you have to hit rock button before things get better. unfortunately, cause for optimism was right that waiting for them. the chi osaka and m l. smith road, the 2 young stars, straight out of arsenals, hale and academy burst on to the scene about a year apart and revitalized the club. they helped to reconnect the teen with a fan base that had long felt disenchanted. whoa! yeah. football has changed him wise arsenal. couldn't have seen coming, and no doubt it will again, then almost certainly never have another invincible season. but at least they found their way back to a strategy that fits the clubs identity. and if they keep planning for the future, one day they'll be contented again with showing

up on the coat to death. grammar is celebrity at the 75th cans film festival. but what is it like on the other side of the red carpet celebrity shown for tony l hoodie, will photographer danielle and julie reveal the answer to that question of close and personal with the stars you romance next. on t w the queer in above it takes a lot of courage. they frequently encounter violence and discrimination. but more and more queer people want visibility and to leave their own lives. a cultural shift is underway in the region. the fight for equality has to be gone in 45 minutes on

d w. ah, what people have to say matters to us. ah, that's why we listen to their stories. reporter every weekend upon d w ah, ah mm. this man can what one does in the kitchen with fresh vegetables and plants, and that is why he was award if the title of the world's best vegetable chap law on that later in the and with that well, welcome to your max. but 1st, let's see what else we have lined up for you. the bavarian village of all by imag,

alice staging the world famous passion play and everyone helps out. and we asked if the key she's back, some people have about the british justifies yes, and this is also the time of the year when stars and starlets had to the court. the do the can international film festival is celebrating a special birthday this year. and after a 3 year break you to corona, the who's who of the firm world is back in town and we met up with some of the people who make the festival happen. ah, walking the red carpet on the coat desert. when can calls the international film world answers now for the 75th time, the golden palm, the festivals most coveted prize has been given a new look for the anniversary catalina's show. if a law is behind it all,

she knows the charm of can. is there, nick, what does throughout the night, cut in the palm trees, the beautiful weather, the sun, and of course, the actus and in many other people who travel here from 100 countries together. it's a big melting pot is. so melting pot can, has been the springboard to success for generations of film stars. jodie foster was 12 years old when, along with martin scorsese and robert de niro, she celebrated the premier of taxi driver in 1976. brooke shields 2 scene here on the beach at can was only 13 when she 1st attended the festival and he has photographed them all. daniel angelie was the film festivals, official photographer, for 30 years. one experience is still very much with him. down below the tin drum bow. a fantastic. well good joke. why? i think it shared the golden tom with apocalypse. now rick, at burger, you know,

and the boy who played the lead in the film was an angel jeffrey. all you all. he kicked us in the shins, knew that a group, da die debiana phone for celebrity show for a tony of course eat the film festival is the most glittering and also the busiest time of the year. sometimes he works until 2 in the morning. but every year he looks forward to working here. every year. i swear when i, when i wasn't that carpet something inside my heart, i don't know why some, some, sometimes i cry little bit, you know, what i am in front of that had got a bit. is i think something like a fire in my heart, tonio corey, has been driving the stars to the red carpet for more than 15 years. many famous people have occupied his back seat, and one especially appealed to him. the french actor sophie marceau. once of my thought coming, i swear i was, i was in the sky. so i,

i go down and my knees and say hello madam or so we'll come to god. i'm so happy to see you. i love you, i love you. i love you. so she was laughing, love report booth, and even add shipping me. i'd say, don't you have to make the hot or no, with you? ah, the attraction of the can film festival remains more than 200000 people come to the famous closet every may. for many. it's an unforgettable experience. prince and santiago in hanson whitley cover. that is not a fun mit and when we look back on the last 25 years, there of course, full of emotions and memories. but most important are the encounters with the many credible actors whom i would otherwise have only seen on the cinema screen. i was off the line run within had like no other festival. the can international film festival stands for magic and glamour that radiate far beyond the film world.

every 10 years, the village of obama gallow stages, it's world famous passion play in some 500000 people from around the world. flock there for the event. according to tradition that dates back to the 17th century, all the roads must be performed by locusts back than it was staged by villages to thank god for sparing over america any more plague victims the theme of the place, the life and death of jesus. and we met up with some of the people who are taking part after a 2 year delay due to corona. oh, most full 100 years the orbit. i'm a gout passion play has been staging the life and suffering of jesus christ, a catholic ritual. but one that moves with the times that can be seen this time in the person plain, judas. my mom is doing is my name is jenkins gooden and i play

judas in the passion play. yes, and the passion play and it works. even though i'm a muslim globe among most of the been follow, i don't think you have to be a catholic cut or a christian to play a role in a play thus mon, the hope i know, volition in come, it is very much connected with all human emotions mana in would soon tomorrow the 22 year old, whose parents moved to germany from turkey 50 years ago, is the 1st muslim to play a leading role here in over amaco submissions eg perfect. it has really affected me that i'm allowed to play such a big role in such a traditional event. something like this doesn't happen very often here. it's only possible here and obama go get much. it's amazing how much the community is behind it. and that's the great thing about the passion place that you're not alone with

my me. salinas baba, i'm a go in and he did like the varian setting is deeply catholic. only those who are born in the village or have lived here for 20 years are allowed to take part in the play every 10 years, 2000 participants from the village get together to stage this huge event. my them to i brings cohesion to the village. i want it's an incredible community feeling just a social event. i'd say the actors cannot get their hair cut or their beards trimmed in the year before the premier, almost everyone in the village takes part, would cover to be us has hider is responsible for stage design. and as a musician in the orchestra, he sets the beat for the choir, which also includes men. and they asked little everyone here works as a team. we're an open society in the muslim whose performing it is from the village and has the right to take part in the kitchen. he belongs to the village, end of it. he lives here. he is at home here and he belongs to jenkins. good. his

acting career began in this over and i'll go ice cream potter toughness delectable. i didn't say i really want to play jesus or judas, or i really want to be up there to finally tell is it all happened by chance. like i said, i was sitting here at the ice cream parlor inside moment after a while at some point we were talking to me and my mother of i'm off and christian came up to me and said, hey janice, don't you want to come on stage with us is common, we're rehearsing for a play home. god fin strict, director christian strickland does everything he can to ensure that the traditional passion play keeps up with the times. this also includes costing change as good as judas. this is not a provocation, not at all, but it's actually a quite logical conclusion from the fact that we've had turkish fellow citizens for 50 years for good fellow citizens is already nonsense from their citizens while they're citizens of obama golf is that the important thing is to really want to get

into the role and really understand the person your claim requests and then it doesn't matter where you come from. here comes as judas. it is the role of chunky scooted to finally betray jesus. and his does. it doesn't matter who has what the 8th making go. what's important is respect for the plaque. for the soccer. these have, i have tremendous respect for it. it's really amazing cases. actually. it's also nice to see that judas is not really the traitor. in a typical trader role, but at the will of judas, is stage as a complex character torn between options. his acting talent was already clear. at rehearsals. in the mean time chunk his good at his daunted studying, to munich drama school and is slowly immersing himself in the world of film and theater. this is the city of davis, not so easy to just let go of the plan for i've grown very attached to this village area. it's my home isn't off as this is my dog. how much below or the car much

below? how much below drama school is drama school and the obamacare passion plays. she lives are the trash and plays people soon sheila but for now 10 kiss good. it will be clean judas on stage and over. i'm a gout until the beginning of october. ah! most people will not eat these leaves by the fall, luxembourg, chef o n e. my cheer. they are a delicacy. he collects them in the forest, just like many other plans that are seldom eaten he in europe. and now his restaurant has been named the best lecture to the restaurant in the world for the 2nd time running asparagus with edible earth rhubarb, with sorel and a pearl blanc made with great seed oil and cocoa butter. 3 textures at fennel with fresh the core of flour on an pennies. half juice rang of chick pee water and dried

flowers on violet saw bay coated with violet aroma. these culinary works about are available at the latest delivery restaurant in luxembourg. 20 minutes from the capital. and he makes them bull. hello, my name is glenn emma to shy m headship at ball insta. my passion for plants is something that i've had since my childhood. they are my life for marcia love. then immature is considered the best vegetable chef in the world and was named chef of the year in 2021. by go myo. for his most important ingredients, he doesn't go to a wholesale market, but walks just a few steps into the forest in the morning. there he discovers plants that hardly any one else notices like these wild geraniums, call saunter when we smell them. we notice how intensive their aroma is on the seller. we use the leaves in salaries, it's,

it's on the stems. we can use and sauce, unless you said while geraniums have the same property, well it and the same flavor as to america. but if you don't have to look for them 5000 kilometers away, they are here close to us. he should know. he only collects moderate amounts so that the forest does not suffer any damage. and immature only takes from the trunk of this spruce. the pieces of bark that are about to fall off by themselves. what? cuz i'm barely critical. i don't damage the tree. i just really take a small amount, but our book is we're going to smoke our carrots with this little we're going to powder me and dry them of the go also. all that's what it gives the smoked flavor to the dish was over. the noble for me around 80 percent of his ingredients come from his immediate surroundings, like the comfrey leaves all the blossoms of a japanese the correct cherry tree right next to a country road. everything renee matches, collects is processed the same day. among other things,

he tries to secure a flowers to use them later as a spice. the country leaves will be deep fried in an ordinary temper, a better for 2 days menu. but to clarify, special thing about company leaves is that they contain iodine good, so they taste a bit like fish. and when you deprive them auto fill, you actually have the impression that you're eating deep fried fish with you. that's why we call this nora vegetarian fish and chips preparations for the 16 coast men. you are underway in the restaurant kitchen with drinks and wine. it costs around $240.00 euros per person. the dishes are prepared element. oh, the roasted and candied carrot. get smoky spruce aroma just before serving honey mature does not use any meat or fish in his dishes. oh,

love. johnson meat remains. meetings with bish remains fish agreed, but despite different varieties and tastefully of it all tasteless, like fish and the m and the owner, the, the, the silver 2 plants are more unique no matter whether it's tomato or some proofs. so they all have something special. cucumbers as well as peas. every vegetable is unique, meat is not because meat, if you don't season, it is bland. as soon as the guests arrive in an immature sash than caused by course, he passed li arranges each plate. we have a good a little this one is called nature awakens and it literally does so at the table. focus on recovery. so here we've cross este, 3 chlorophyll textures from wild garlic, shaquea and rib ward. and the more lou blanton, these were covered with a whipped cream made of keen while milk and apple cider vinegar, or the seat of

a. so we drizzle everything with a mass rated oil from herbs that contain a garlic molecule, surgical gen, when he could die. my philosophy is 1st and foremost respect for nature, for people, for animals to so it's respect for everything and you said it was good. nothing else counts. because only someone who shows respectable could, can create beautiful things could eventually and the fried, come free leave. that is served with lemon peel preserved in salt and cream of sunflower seeds. but no matter which plant or vegetable variety is served at honey matures, they won't get to place an o t cuisine heaven.