3 Big Reasons why Torreira and Maitland-Niles could be Arsenal’s Future – The Day the Midfield Changed?
Tuesday may well turn out to be a landmark day for this current Arsenal side. Ainsley Maitland-Niles penning a long term contract extension and the almost certain capture of Lucas Torreira from Sampordia. A day where we committed to stylistic change in a vital area of the pitch. An attempt to enhance the area most […]
Emery will face challenges on and off the pitch going into his first year – So far so good though!
Emery will face challenges on and off the pitch going into his first year There has been plenty of discussion since last month’s slightly surprising appointment of Unai Emery as to whether he will be able to unite the fans and finally help the Gunners find that extra two percent to rise from perennial also […]
Part 3; George Graham, The Manager, the Later Years
PART THREE: GEORGE THE MANAGER THE LATER YEARS If you missed Part 2 you can read that first here. In 1991-92, George was expecting his side to reach at least the semi-finals of the European Cup. George was really looking forward to putting his wits against some of the top continental coaches. Nevertheless, […]
Part 2: George Graham, The Manager – The Early Years
We pick up the George Graham story right at the end of his playing career. George was relatively free of bad injuries during his career but had a couple of bad ones during the twilight of his playing days. The first was when he was on loan to California Surf. George turned his ankle and […]
The Low-Down on Torreira: Uruguayan Star Destined for Arsenal? – Exclusive Interview
The South American country of Uraguay has produced many footballing talents that set Europe alight over the years, starting from the 1950s players like Schiaffino, Ghiggia lined up in Italy for both Milan and Roma to contribute to their club and country’s success. Of recent times Luis Suarez, Edinson Cavani among others have been flying […]
Top Ten points that Unai Emery should address….(Part 1)
Top ten points Unai Emery needs to address….. It’s good to have a manager who is geared towards solving our key issues. But then what should he do exactly, as our new head coach? This is a take on what I’d like to see him achieve: Europe should be an Emery aim […]
How far can the World Cup Gunners go in Russia?
Arsenal’s World Cup players – How well can our players do in the coming World Cup? Whilst we may not have as many World Cup players as in previous tournaments, it’s interesting to see nonetheless how well they can do With the addition of Lichtsteiner, we have an additional player in the World […]
Arsenal uber alles. Deutschland und Arsenal……partners and followers?
With the arrival of PEA, Mislintat, and potentially Sokratis, as well as the football development appointment announced lately, and Ozil’s extension, does this mean we’re adopting a German-esque model? Are we becoming the Dortmund of England, or even to prove Gazidis correct, another Bayern Munich? Monetary deficits Arsenal is a rich club, and […]
Continuing to innovate, Gunners Town now offering mini-Arsenal Armoury right on blog
You may have noticed the small red icon reading “Shop Arsenal 2018/19” here on Gunners Town over the past few days. Maybe you even clicked on it… Some of you may remember when we were the first to launch a new image-tagging product being tested by Arsenal FC earlier this year. We’re continuing with that […]
Arsenal’s new signing a sign of things to come? Or just shrewd opportunism?
The predominantly positive reaction from Arsenal supporters to the announcement of the arrival of thirty four year old Stephan Lichtsteiner on a free transfer from Juventus, serves to illustrate the significant change in the mindset of those associated with the club, following Arsene’s long awaited and much needed departure. For had Wenger remained as our […]