Sometimes, in the face of adversity, you need just just take a step back, smile, and make a stupid video… exactly what this chap has done by portraying exactly how Arsenal will guide themselves away from the relegation zone, and up towards the Champions League spots. Quite simply, genius…
Taking the Tweets: #whoisthedaddy Jack
Ryan Cottell rounds up the week of Arsenal related banter flying around Twitter. This week saw the arrival of perhaps another future Arsenal superstar, Archie Wilshere.
Henry’s amazing finish for Red Bulls
When you’re feeling blue, all you have to do, is take a look at who…Thierry Henry. What a player, what a legend, what a finish… Watch his latest Red Bulls goal here on WTTGT.
Is Thierry Henry still good enough?
Leke Junior writes for WTTGT for the first time, and he’s come up with a fantastic piece on Thierry Henry, and whether his career in Europe is, or should be over. Take a look…
Bendtner watch: Episode 4
After coming agonisingly close in previous weeks, Nicklas Bendtner is finally off the mark in a red and white striped shirt.
I hate football, I hate football!
I get scared watching horror films. I remember watching Nightmare on Elm Street behind my sofa, too scared to look. I remember looking in the mirror trying to see if I was brave enough to say “Candyman” five times to see if it really does come to life, but stopping after three just in case. […]
Gunners’ town’s articles of the week
Where else can I start other than saying… “Uhhhhhhhhhhhhhh”. Yes, for any Arsenal fan there’s not much to write home about at the moment, certainly not in a positive light. But, the positive thing about adversity is that there is something to come back from. If you never get relegated, you can never get promoted… […]
Spurs v Arsenal – North London dreary
Arsenal went into the game against Spurs as the underdog, according to the bookmakers, for the first time in Premier League history. You can read the match report and watch video highlights here on WTTGT.
Arsenal, where are you now?!
It’s not all doom and gloom. There have been a few performances that should give us great optimism. Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain seems to be a revelation, Mertesacker, although not so bright yesterday, is growing into his role, while Van Persie has yet to pick up a serious injury even though we’re into October!
If I could have one Spurs player, it’d be…
Very few players have attempted it, and even fewer have gone on to succeed in it. But, when it comes to making the risk-ridden move from the lilywhite side of North London to the red, there is one player for who I would have given anything…