Global Gooner Sundays We are officially in the silly Season, a period that I can confidently say is my least favorite with so much transfer bullsh*t everywhere, filled with multiple rumors linking multiple players with moves to multiple clubs. I have to admit its usually pretty tempting to talk, discuss or even write about them […]
Tag Archives | Santi Cazorla
Arsenal’s top transfer target should be new fans this summer
Mr. T’s Nuts It’s off season, we’re in the Champions League again, we ended the season with the best run that the Premier League has seen by any club in four years, and have just scored 14 goals in two games on the Asia tour. The club is trying to sign quality players…and my Twitter […]
All Fall Down! – The Transfer Domino Effect
What’s the Score?! Welcome to another week of “What’s the score?!” – After a week off, albeit in the capable hands of @invinciblog who wrote a fabulous piece on the Suarez Dilemma, I wanted to continue on from my article a couple of weeks ago, when I wrote about the complex matter of transfers and […]
Arsene Wenger: World Class Motivator, Tactician or Both? It has to be Both…
Mr. T’s Nuts Last week I posted a blog about Arsene Wenger and his merits as a tactician. I explained why I felt that he’s hugely underrated in this department, and gave an analogous explanation to hopefully highlight the tactical differences between Wenger and his peers. This article was my opinion and mine only. I […]
A striker, a winger, a creative midfielder and a goalkeeper to complete Arsenal jigsaw
Considered Cohen With the recent signing of Yaya Sanogo, and the discussion about Gonzalo Higuain and Wayne Rooney, it’s pretty easy to see where Arsene Wenger views needed improvements- in the striker/central forward role. It’s positive to see that Arsenal are strengthening their forward line- a position which the Gunners struggled with at different stages […]
Ray Parlour = Mathieu Flamini = Aaron Ramsey and Arsene Wenger loves Perpetual Motion and Defensive Possession
Mr. T’s Nuts During the invincible season Arsenal were completely dominant in midfield, which owed much to the world class talent we had the time. We also had a fantastic central partnership in Gilberto Silva and Patrick Vieira, and the supporting cast of Edu and Ray Parlour were great squad options when called upon. It […]
Farewell Denilson; you deserved better from Arsenal
Michael Jeffares Column I usually start with an introduction to my piece, but since I subscribe to Culaan Davies YouTube channel, I think action is the best way to start this week’s column, so sit back and enjoy. After his recent release from Arsenal, I felt compelled to write about Denilson – A player who I feel was […]
Cazorla beats fellow Gunners to capture inaugural award
Gunners Town Awards Welcome to the final leg of the Gunners Town Awards where we reveal the winners as chosen by you over the past week. The team gave to you their nominations and reasonings for the awards and you have hit us with your response to that, so thank you for getting involved. Today […]
Arteta overlooked again for Confederations Cup disgrace
La Liga Vibes On bank holiday Monday, Vicente Del Bosque picked his 26-man squad for the Confederations Cup. Amongst some raised eyebrows over the choice to pick Javi Garcia, and the moans and groans about Raul Albiol and Alvaro Arbeloa being picked yet again, there are our two Arsenal boys who were never in doubt […]
Gunners Town Awards – Goal of the season; Place your vote here!
Gunners Town Awards Today marks day three of the Gunners Town awards week. Monday saw us name of Player of the Season from a diverse group, while yesterday’s piece showed that there was only one clear winner of our Most Improved Player of the Season accolade. Today’s accolade is an enjoyable one as we name […]