Arsenal take on Norwich City on Saturday after what has been two weeks of boredom. With most of the players returning in a single piece, Arsenal should have a good team to put out there against the Canaries. And the game also provides the tantalizing prospect of seeing Ozil and Cazorla weave their magic together, […]
[heading size=”5″]The Inter-lull: Parts 1 and 2[/heading] Part 1: And did these feet in ancient times….. Should England be for the English? Jack Wilshire has stirred the jingoistic hornets’ nest with his recent comments: “The only people who should play for England are English people, if you live in England for five years it doesn’t […]
With no Arsenal game this week it’s a short but hopefully sweet blog today and one that can bring us a few quid. There`s a few Arsenal players in their respective national squads so let’s start with a little Arsenal-Centric flutter… Andy WoodBorn in Mining Town of Doncaster in 1973. Supported Arsenal FC thanks to […]
Last week I wrote about Flamini’s huge impact as a result of the instillment of fighting spirit. This week I look to address the tactical dilemma that has arisen now that Arteta, who previously occupied the defensive midfield/pivot role, is back to full fitness. I want to look at whether it is necessary for both […]
Matt’s Match Review It was the toughest, non-shadowy, test of the season to date and Arsenal passed it with flying colours as we beat Napoli 2-0 to go three points clear at the top of our Group in the Champions League. And it was never in doubt. Completed in exceptional style and in each half […]
Swansea v Arsenal Match Preview by Greg Cross The evening’s Premier League game in the south of Wales today sees Arsenal arrive in Swansea riding high on the back of a superb out-Stoke-ing of Stoke City, a recent away record that reads simply: eleven games won in a row (including that nervy penalty shoot-out win […]
Far Side View Follow Rambo’s journey from deepest darkest South Wales to the bright lights of London to start a new career with The Arsenal and his progression from being the kid who choose Wenger over Fergie, to becoming only the second player born in the 1990s to score a Champions League goal. It could […]
Gunners Town Top 5 What a weekend it has been for us Arsenal fans. As if Liverpool losing at home and Manchester United getting destroyed wasn’t enough to bring a smile to our faces, then overcoming Stoke City at the Emirates to go to the top of the Premier League sure did the trick. Life […]
Gunners Town Tipster Welcome to the weekly blog that attempts to put some brass in your pockets. Last week’s blog tipped two winning bets with the Mesut Ozil Anytime Assist at 11/4 and Aaron Ramsey to score with Arsenal to win at 6/1. Let’s see if we can continue the winning streak by looking at […]
Michael Jeffares Column This is how it used to feel wasn’t it? You know, the winning. The mental capability to win when the chips are down and all of this whilst we play expansive free flowing football. Mesut Ozil’s introduction to the rank has been seamless and has added the pizzazz we have been missing […]
