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This page should not be deleted because it is about one of the most famous football hooligan firms and is backed up from sources and references and is mentioned by many other football firms. It is a lot more notable than the Thames Valley Travellers, Suicide Squad and the Hull City Psychos because a lot more people know of this firm. Arsenal is also the biggest club in London and there is no page about its firm. The name of the page could be changed to The Herd to make it more notable. All the information on this page is unbiased and based on news reports done by unbiased journalists

Merger proposal

Hello, I think that a merger would do this page a lot of good. First of all, the title "Arsenal firm" doesn't really make sense to me. Secondly, the article talks about two distinct hooligan firms linked to Arsenal FC. This makes the subject of the article a bit unclear. Lastly, there isn't much text on the page. Everything in this section and easily be put into a section in Arsenal F.C. supporters called "Hooligan firms" or something like that. Problem solved.

Please express your opinions on this merger proposal. Paul Vaurie (talk) 04:38, 24 May 2022 (UTC)[reply]