No New Year’s Honours at the Palace for Fat Sam just a Gunners Salute – AFC v CPFC
Howdy. It’s a face-off with Crystal Palace for Arsenal on New Year’s day and a chance for the Gunners to close in on City and Liverpool, seeing as they play one another. What’s more, Tottenham host Chelsea on January 4th, providing us with a further opportunity to make up the lost ground. Fat Sam will […]
Wenger should revert to 4141 to win the Big Away Games? It worked before!
I have seen much talk about Arsenal and in reality Wenger’s ability to alter his approach to secure results, ideally wins, against what can described as ‘the other big clubs’. I hesitate to say title rivals because I am far from certain at present that we are that. As so often is the case our […]
Mathieu Flamini talks about facing his old friend Ozil on New Year’s Day
The End of a Fine Bromance? I knew this day would come. I didn’t want to believe it would happen, but eventually it had too. We had become so close, friends, confidants, we did everything together and now it had come to this and I just don’t think I can do it, I just can’t. […]
Olly Giroud makes his case as Arsenal welcome back the recently absent Mesut Ozil
Let me get this out of the way first: Arsenal deserved to win the game. Not so much because of the total domination in numbers: 76% possession, 26 shots, 11 on target. The Gunners deserved the three points as such domination was a result of their proactive approach and, let’s be honest, West Brom’s total […]
The night before Christmas Eve (or a story of one steak)
“Do you want me to change it?” I was sitting in a crowded pub on a Friday night with a well-done steak lying in front. A woman I met less than half an hour ago was leaning towards me, a maniacal glint in her eye. “Do you want me to change it for you?” – she […]
Are Wenger’s Arsenal lost or do he and they have the stomach to fight back?
For November read December. The stumble has come. Defeats at Everton and City have dealt us a heavy blow. The anti-wengerites are loving it – having a field day – venting all their anger on AW. The pro-wengerites are feeling the pressure, trying to keep a balance and continuing to believe in the future. […]
The Romford Pele surprises local Gooners
Former Arsenal player Ray Parlour recently travelled to Romford to surprise some lucky supporters. There are a number of fans living in his home town in Essex who have been Arsenal members for over 10 years. To thank them for their continued support, Ray dropped by to deliver their new official membership packs in person. […]
Same Old Arsene, Always Bleating – Time For Change?
After suffering a hugely disappointing defeat against Everton at Goodison Park, I was hoping to see some form of positive reaction from our players against Manchester City. Unfortunately, it didn’t materialise and we now find ourselves nine points adrift of the current league leaders, Chelsea. In the eyes of many supporters, a nine point lead […]
A Fresh Perspective on Defeat by A Concerned Arsenal Fan
It’s The Arsenal, it’s all about perspective Following 2 defeats in 4 days, to some fans, twitter has become a place of vitriol and vengeance, with a number trolling other fans for their personal views. Through all the shite, I was relieved to find a level headed view and with the kind permission of the […]
Arsenal’s route to the Champions League final
Arsenal’s route to the Champions League final Back in May 2006, Arsenal were just 14 minutes away from winning the Champions League for the first time. Talismanic defender Sol Campbell had nodded the Gunners in front before half-time against Barcelona, despite a red card for goalkeeper Jens Lehmann in the 18th minute; Arséne Wenger’s side […]