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Coming up, we'll tell you which Premier League manager

wants red cards for diving.

But first, mutiny at the Emirates.

The front page of the game today says mutiny and it all centers on Granite

Jacqua who faces being stripped of the Captain's arm band after swearing in

arsenal fans who applauded his substitution. The Gunner let a two goal lead slip to draw

two all at home with Crystal Palace as Jacqua was involved in an extraordinary

standoff with the Arsenal supporters. His furious reaction came as he was substituted,

appearing to swear at the fans after being booed before tearing off his shirt

and disappearing down the tunnel. Arsenal had gone ahead very early on in this game. There

were tunal up inside nine minutes. Palace then got themselves back into it after

a VAR intervention as Luca Milavoyievich scored from the spot before John IU's

header in the second half rescued a point for the visitors. But the result aside, let's discuss

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