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Arteta warns Dowman: This isn't Disneyland
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Mikel Arteta has gone down the tough love avenue with Max Dowman following his red card at Fleetwood, saying "this is the Premier League, not Disneyland" about the 16-year-old needing to control his emotions.
Mikel Arteta has gone down the tough love avenue with Max Dowman following his red card at Fleetwood, saying "this is the Premier League, not Disneyland" about the 16-year-old needing to control his emotions.
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