Would you have both Robin van Persie and Marouane Chamakh in Arsenal’s starting line-up?

Across 91 days and 4,542 votes, no one seriously challenged the case for starting Robin van Persie and Marouane Chamakh together. Yes opened near 64% support and never dropped below 58% on its way to a final 59-41 split — a gap of roughly 820 votes that barely moved for three months.

The consensus wasn't universal: American voters broke for No while the United Kingdom, Malaysia, India, Poland, Ireland, Singapore, Denmark, and North Macedonia all sided with Yes. Nine of the ten biggest voting countries backed playing both strikers together — only the US voted them off the same team sheet.

• Final margin · Yes wins 59% to 41%, roughly an 820-vote gap
• Steady support · Yes share never dropped below 58% across 91 days
• Lone holdout · United States leans No while nine other top countries lean Yes