An interesting piece in the Athletic’s website published by the New York Times tells us that for the Manchester City game “Arsenal’s tactical approach… was all about a trio down one flank. Left-winger ...

Which is a shame because Arsenal away have been performing better than Newcastle at home overall this season. Arsenal have lost twice away, while Newcastle have lost four times at home. Overall ...

His statement makes the current situation feel like doom and gloom, which is probably what he wants the anti-Arsenal media to run with, and it ignores the fact that over the last six games, Arsenal ...

Indeed one of the great successes under Arteta has been Arsenal’s ability to shake off that psychological block; something I think some supports have not been able to do. Lewis-Skelly, in the last ...

Arsenal have been on the receiving end of innuendo since quite legitimately moving from Plumstead to Highbury with the suggestion that at heart Arsenal are not right, they are not gentlemen, they do ...

Last season after 24 games Arsenal had scored 53 goals and sat third in the league (all figures from 11v11 ). This season it is 49 goals in 24 games. A slip (although hardly a significant one) of four ...

“Juma Bah, an 18-year-old central defender from Sierra Leone, joined City after paying his own €6 million (£5 million) release clause to free himself from his contract at struggling Spanish club Real ...

Oh what a glorious afternoon / evening. Most certainly one to remember. And one to reflect on the power of the media, because so utterly enamoured and overwhelmed is the media by the glory of the ManC ...

There is an interesting note in the Independent that says that ManC “see Arsenal as one of the clubs most actively in opposition to their ownership and worked hard to try and stop Nicolas Jover, ...

Our series on what will happen as the result of Manchester Ciyt’s legal case against the Premier League opens up a world of possibilities that the media simply refuse to touch. How Man City may ...

There is an article from Rory Smith of The New York Times on the BBC web site, which contains the phrase, “you could interpret the last 24 years as a success for Tottenham,” adding that Tottenham are ...