After netting his 50th goal for the club yesterday, Olivier has proven himself a solid member of the Arsenal squad. Credit must be paid towards his improvement at the club in his 3 years here. Olivier Giroud divides opinion amongst most Gooners as to whether he’s good enough to lead the line for us and […]
Arsenal’s relationship with itself – an epic in the making.
As within any community or family the strength of the whole is driving by the bonds and relationships within – For the business end of the season the Gunners team now has these relationships and understandings. A sincere apology is without a doubt in order. Last time we spoke was around September of last year. […]
Time to put one over the Fat Granny sh.gging Diver and his team at Old Trafford
Right, it’s been a few weeks since I last spoke to you, so let’s start with a summary of what’s happened since then. Firstly, the bad thing happened when we lost to you know who, causing yet another North London power shift. This one lasting around three whole days. The power shifts are a so short […]
The Walcott Conundrum Part II – So Cheerio to our Theo or more pay and stay?
This is part II of the Walcott Conundrum article that began earlier today here from @Lordhillwood. Part 1 – Press Here Looking at goal ratio per game only reveals part of the story, we need to look at key aspects of TW’s game over 3-4 seasons to see how he has developed (if at all) […]
Is it time for Arsenal to say ‘Cheerio to Theo?’ – The Walcott Conundrum Part 1
Before reading this article might I ask that you please take off your red and white spectacles and try to be objective rather than allow your loyalty to the club and our players to cloud your view. Weighing up a conundrum is never easy, especially when so many variables apply. In the case of a […]
Is there a future for Santi in the holding role?
After a sensational performance from Santi Cazorla sitting deeper in midfield on the weekend it’s fair to say he looked quite accomplished in that role and not for the first time this season; Galatasaray at home springs to mind. With Mesut Ozil best utilised in the No. 10 role there really could be a great […]
Racism and bankruptcy in Italian football
Good Wednesday my dears, this week I’d like to talk about the current state of Italian football and especially the calamitous situation FC Parma find themselves into. The Club once challenging us for the Cup Winners’ Cup in Copenhagen. – and my hometown Club, by the way – is now on the verge of a […]
The skys the limit with Alexis Cazorzil
When you’ve got Alexis Carzozil, anything is achievable? With injuries & alike abound, have The Arsenal stumbled upon the money shot. I, like many, assumed that with the signing of Alexis & Ozil, the wall was adorned with the scribbles of Cazorla’s demise. And to be fair, after last season many would have agreed with […]
SuperJack To The Rescue
With Jack Wilshere now back in full training and rumoured to be involved in the squad tomorrow I am particularly pleased to hear this news. With Ramsey and Arteta out it leaves a gaping hole for us in the deep-lying role beside the defensive midfielder. We have recently gone with Rosicky & Cazorla in the […]
Ozil and Walcott – The Exciting combination we have been waiting for?
One of my bad habits is always reflecting on the past, in relation to what’s going on in the present and what could happen in the future. It sometimes proves to be more complex to understand, but in most cases helps me to connect the dots. We’ve had dozens of eras in Arsene Wenger’s time […]