Since then I have established a permanent spot in the biggest park in Sheffield and the business has gone from strength to strength. From humble beginnings working part time at the weekends alongside my teaching assistant job. To now being my own boss and working full time at the park alongside the odd exciting event here and there. Bournemouth forward Justin Kluivert became just the second player to score in each of the big 5 European leagues (Premier League, LaLiga, Serie A, Ligue 1 and German Bundesliga) in the 21st century, after Stevan Sheffield United Football Club Round Inspired Edible Cake Topper, available in various sizes up to 11″ Round

Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta speaking to BBC Radio 5 Live: "When you have an opportunity to take a bite out of everybody you have to do it. I was really curious how the team was going to do. Winter has started, it was very cold and it is difficult coming to Brentford and I loved the way the team competed, how we played. How much we wanted it and we deserved to win the game."Oli McBurnie headed in a consolation in the seventh minute of added time, but the goal was greeted only by ironic cheers from the home supporters. On facing Brentford: "We knew before it was going to be hard especially here and they made it hard for us. Brentford had one or two good chances, but the game was in our hands and we played well and deserved to win I think." On Kai Havertz: "I do not know anybody who is not happy for him. He fully deserves it. He is a tremendous football player. He was the right player and won the game for us." Whether you’re seeking a comforting cup of coffee or want to indulge in one of the many mouthwatering treats. I guarantee an experience that will leave you craving more! On Aaron Ramsdale's performance: "I am really happy with the team and the way the team played and we kept the clean sheet."

Kelvin: The Iraola era is finally here. You have seen the team grow over the last few weeks and Bournemouth fans can now look forward to the rest of the season with optimism. Come on you Cherries. Unfortunately, though, that is likely to mean another 25 games of pain for fans who’ve had very little to smile about since promotion was clinched last spring. On there being no more international fixtures this year: "You know it is a very important period over Christmas you have lots of games. We have to focus for sure and be 100% on Arsenal games." When you're conceding goals like that, particularly, in this league, you're not going to give yourselves a chance. England games against Malta and North Macedonia are no distraction. This is it for United. A huge month. Let’s see what they’re capable of.Bob: The Blades do not have either the skills or know-how needed to compete at this level. Once again they were so bad it was embarrassing! We need a new manager, new players and new owners for our club. Arsenal matchwinner Kai Havertz, speaking to MOTD: "These late winners are nice and then to celebrate in front of the fans it was a good feeling for sure.

Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta, speaking to MOTD: "So happy with the way we competed, the way we played and kept going. I think we deserved to win the game. Compliments to their players as it is a hard place to come. So we will look at ourselves today, where we went wrong and put that to bed and all we can do is show it next week." He is hopeful the break will allow the return of key players: "We knew the international break was coming up. Oli McBurnie and Anel [Ahmedhodzic] were not quite ready [for Brighton] so why would we risk that? It was beneficial to give one or two that couple of weeks to get them rested. They are in contention." On Bournemouth: "They’ve had moments go their way. They were dominant against Newcastle and the better team against Burnley. We know what we are going to face, they will be an athletic, physical team."With most people believing Everton will find a way to get the points to survive, the four-team mini-league is critical. United, who also face Luton Town on Boxing Day, know the next month is the most important four weeks of the season. So much could be decided here. Having failed to win any of their first nine Premier League games of 2023-24 (D3 L6), Bournemouth have since won three of their last four in the top-flight (L1).