Many Arsenal fans have accepted that Captain Marvel (Cesc Fabregas) himself will finally seal his move to the Catalans this summer. Barcelona have long been interested in the midfielder and it’s expected that once a fee is agreed, Cesc will leave. So, WTTGT Writer, Thomas Koornhof writes for the first time [for WTTGT] about who […]
A Gooner’s alternative season review
WTTGT Writer, Dean Cox writes this extremely alternative season review from the eyes of an Arsenal fantatic. With 30 years of watching Arsenal behind him, Cox’s passion as a die-hard Gooner spills out into this stunning array of vocabulary.
Arsenal secure first summer signing
Arsenal have clinched their first signing of the summer. Watch the new man in action on WTTGT.
Wenger faces crucial close season
Arsène Wenger faces a turbulent summer ahead facing some make-or-break decisions. Can he convince his star names to stay? Can he convince the star names to come? WTTGT Writer, Martin Lindsay assesses the Frenchman’s dilemma.
Walcott: I want Benzema!
Arsenal winger, Theo Walcott has been talking to The Sun about who he feels would be add something to Arsenal’s squad this summer. Additionally, he talks about his own position and what will happen to captain, Cesc Fabregas this summer.
Arsenal want swap for Brazilian Willy
Could Arsenal be set to swoop for a Brazilian striker in exchange for their midfielder, Denilson.
Taking the Tweets: Wilshere is #FIFAKing
Twitter has fast become the communication tool between the famous and the ordinary and our own Arsenal contingent are no different. But, it gives us fans a chance to exploit their private lives (to reasonable extent of course, ahm ahm superinjunction). WTTGT Writer, Ryan Cottell brings you: Taking the Tweets; the first of many WTTGT […]
Is an Ex-Sheffield Wednesday star the key?
An alternative name has been mentioned in today’s press in relation to a move to Arsenal. While this Algerian has played in the Premiership before, at 28, is he past his best?
The rumour review – Bendtner bye bye?
David McManus reviews the rumours that are in the press at the moment, and the proposed replacements.
Argentina’s very own “El Arse”
There’s only one Arsenal… right? Actually, that is wrong. Ralph Hewitt writes for the first time on WTTGT about the other Arsenal; Arsenal de Sarandí. The Argentine side have a connection to the North London version in that they share a name, but what else do they have in common?