Next time you’re in a bar and someone is giving you some grief, simply face them up and say, “Arsenal can win a trophy any day of the week.” Then, promptly send them the way of this article by WTTGT writer, Kevin Cossick who proves it.
Bayern looking to spare Ribery
Frenchman, Frank Ribery, is the latest to join a long list of transfer rumours, but could the international be a positive signing for Wenger?
A Lancashire hot-swap
Arsenal could finally land their man, Gary Cahill this summer. But, it may come at more than just a financial cost to The Gunners.
Making a Melo of it
Arsenal are apparently tracking a Brazilian who slipped their grasp just two summers ago. Could they be set to finally get their man?
Negotiating the Barcelona way
John Montanye is a WTTGT writer based in Barcelona. He is as in love with Arsenal as the most faithful of Londoners, and he writes this comical transcript of how he predicts the Arsenal/Barcelona negotiations to arise… Read more on WTTGT…
The forgotten man – Pedro Botelho
You may well have forgotten Pedro Botelho was ever an Arsenal signing, but Ben Crump brings you this reminder of ‘the forgotten man’.
Arsenal youngster in Vallecano talks
Pedro Botelho, the forgotten Arsenal man. Having signed for Arsenal in 2007, the Brazilian is set to sign a fourth deal AWAY from the club, without having made an appearance for the Gunners.
Young star hopes to catch Arsenal ‘bus’
While Joel Campbell’s move has apparently fallen through because of personal terms, another youngster appears desperate to join Arsenal this summer.
Passion V Profession – The fair weather fans
Arsenal fans are without doubt the most passionate of fans out there. However, sometimes that passion casts a murky cloud over what the professionals are trying to achieve on the pitch. John Montanye explains…
No further Fabregas bid
The revolving ticker keeps scrolling across the screen as more and more ‘breaking news’ springs up on the various media outlets regarding Cesc Fabregas’ future. However, what that news really is remains as unclear as ever.