Ahh… the giantkillers. I personally remember Shrewsbury Town knocking Everton out of the FA Cup a few years ago. The name Jepson, or Jobson rings a bell. Something like that.
Joey Barton slates Arsenal legend
It’s a subject that we’ve all talked about in some capacity. The Andy Gray debate, the Alan Hanson debate… well introducing, the Lee Dixon debate! thanks to the ever opinionated Joey Barton.
Gunners’ town’s articles of the week
This week on WTTGT, one writer particularly excelled with a fantastic interview with Arsenal’s legendary captain, Frank McLintock. While things are not going so well on the pitch for the Gunners, it’s fair to say that there is some sanctuary on the WTTGT…
Vote: Is it time for Wenger to go?
After weeks of poor results, poor performances and Arsenal bashing in the press, is enough enough, and it’s time for Wenger to leave Arsenal FC?
Is it safe to open my eyes yet?
Shocking; dreadful; rubbish; insulting… no not the X-Factor auditions, it’s another Arsenal performance. Seven goals (we scored five), take the lead twice, yet still beaten by a dreadful team…
Blackburn v Arsenal – Gunnerpitulate
Arsenal lost a thrilling encounter against Blackburn Rovers in the weekend’s early kick-off, with the home team twice coming from behind before eventually taking all three points. Read the match report and watch video highlights here on WTTGT.
Weekend Betting: Arsenal to beat Blackburn and keep a clean sheet
Under normal circumstances Arsenal would be long odds-on to beat Blackburn at Ewood Park, so the fact that you can get just under even money about them winning this weekend looks terrific value.
Dortmund accuse Wenger in blinking scandal
Reports on The Monday Supplement suggest that Claus Freittell, Borussia Dortmund’s head of stadium security, has raised debate over the touchline ban that has caused so much controversy already for Arsenal, and in particular, Arsene Wenger.
Five things Wenger should have done this summer
Let’s be honest, in more ways than one the sun never really turned up in North London this summer. And for Arsene Wenger, the disappointments of the last few months have seen his decisions come under very close inspection from the media and fans alike. So what should Mr. Wenger really have done?
Taking the Tweets: Jack’s #tourdefrance
Taking the Tweets this week features Arsenal’s new number 8, Mikael Arteta for the first time. Elsewhere, Frimpong has been winding Wilshere up while the England star has been Tweeting about a possible career change. Read it here on WTTGT.