The Dawn of the Ordinary Era – Wenger’s Era of Possession with Progression drifts into Possession with Regression
The ordinary era: identity under threat. This season has been different to others. Normally we start brightly, collapse mid-winter before recovering enough for a top 4 battle and FA cup grab at the end. While I love the FA cup and I’m thankful for being able to see my team regularly lift it […]
Coincidence or Curse? How Arsenal have failed when they abandoned Yellow.
It’s not Antiquated Arsene, it’s not Short-armed Stan, it’s the Kit !!!!!!! Since moving to The Emirates, we have not had the success that we were promised or expected. The majority of fans lay the blame for this at the door of Arsene. the owner and the board. But…… I actually believe that they are […]
Cherries 2 – Gunners 1: Even Super Jack Can’t Stop The Records Tumbling
Bournemouth 2-1 Arsenal Premier League Matchday 22 Vitality Stadium – January 14th, 2018 Bournemouth grabs first ever win over Arsenal More bad news? Seems like it. It doesn’t rain, but it pours, seemingly….. The starting line-up didn’t include Sanchez, amidst the speculation of him joining United (over City no less). Iwobi, despite his recent […]
Bournemouth 2-1 Arsenal – this Club is Broken, and Wenger Broke It.
It was my timid hope before the game that the 0-0 draw against Chelsea in midweek was a bit of a turning point. A kind of springboard into league games, a platform, defensive first and foremost, which we can build on. This timid hope was squashed as Arsenal reverted back to type. Without the departing […]
Will Ramsey return and push Jack upfield or will we see AMN in midfield today?
The trip to the south coast in on the cards for the Gunners and it presents Arsene Wenger’s men with a chance to finally win a league game and somewhat improve their away record in the process. Last year’s game was absolute bonkers. Eddie Howe’s men expertly capitalized on our slow start and susceptibility to […]
Carlo Ancelotti – Unfinished Premier League Business with a point to prove to Chelsea – YES Please!
Carlo or no? I say yes. There have been rumours, and yes just rumours, that the club wants Carlo Ancelotti to replace Wenger. Some outlets even suggest a deal is agreed With the Italian I’ve often said, to the mirth of Mr. Seager it must be said, that I want him to replace Wenger. Granted, […]
With Wenger acting as if he does not give 2 Effs, is it ‘Au revoir Arsene and Ciao Carlo’?
Have you ever quit a job but been told to work your notice, your actions can tend to be a little different than usual. Maybe you try a little less than you used to, all of a sudden, you are a lot more honest when speaking to annoying colleagues, and you can finally say what […]
You can fall in love with Arsenal because of Wenger – Then fall our of love with Wenger and still love Arsenal
I was born a year before our current manager joined the club, and began supporting Arsenal in the year 2001, after watching the intoxicating FA Cup final between the tough, physical but aesthetically pleasing Arsenal team and those guys from Merseyside led by that terrible analyst, Michael Owen. I was enthralled by the fast pace […]
Coquelin officially leaves Arsenal: Another young gunner who never fulfilled his potential under Wenger
Yesterday’s London derby against Chelsea in the first leg of the Carabao Cup provided very little in terms of action but the post-match press conference left many Arsenal fans’ tongues wagging. The topic on everyone’s lips was the departure of Francis Coquelin to Valencia. The departure of Francis Coquelin represents the departure of another promising […]
Chelsea 0-0 Arsenal – Wenger’s New Tactical Purchase? A Bus.
Chelsea 0-0 Arsenal Carabao Cup Semi-Final Leg 1 Stamford Bridge • January 10, 2018 Where did this come from? My latest match reviews have been pretty morose. Well, it’s pretty much on point, considering we’ve played the same bad stuff, and hit new lows. But today, we did OK. Chelsea had a stronger team out […]