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Don't read this blog if you think that Arsene Wenger walks on water, and don't read this blog if you lack independent thought and support the club because that is how it is and how it will always be, and especially do not waste ten precious minutes of your life if you think that writing a negative blog about the club means that RTK does not love Arsenal.

Getting the job done by Richard B Perspective is a wonderful thing, not least because everyone has a different one. Facts and opinion become blurred; things that are joyful to some are painful to others. I am sure that the feeling of any Arsenal fan that saw John Terry's performance against Liverpool when they were [.

As Untold Arsenal has steadily increased its audience, we have started to attract many comments on the site from fans of other clubs. Now, for the first time, we are publishing an article by a non-Arsenal fan.

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Living Legend or Past his Sell by Date? By Rob McCauley, a lifelong Norwich [.

Two days ago "A reliable source" source @YouAreMyArsenal reported that Arsenal were close to securing the signature of Yann M'vila and that the deal was to be confirmed possibly after the final game of the season.

Yann had Expressed his desire to work with a French manager, So this lead to people claiming he wanted to join Arsenal.

Meet Luke McQueen. Luke's an Arsenal fan who cheated on his girlfriend. And now he regrets it. By way of penance, he's turned up at the Emirates Stadium on matchday wearing a Tottenham shirt. Luckily for you he's also made a short video explaining what he's up to and uploaded it to YouTube for you [.

By Alan Duffy

No doubt cheesy Brit film writer Richard Curtis is already planning to use this incident in his next twee Hugh Grant vom-com, but Gooner Luke McQueen, who does have more than a touch of the posh-fop about him, probably deserves some credit after posing outside the Emirates in a Tottenham shirt.

Although Arsene Wenger (and nearly every Arsenal fan) lost confidence in the little Russian Andrei Arshavin, it seems that a return to his hometown club Zenit St. Petersburg has given the Russia captain a new lease of life and he has helped his old club to win the League title. This is good news for [.

Famous Sportsmen and women, and the football teams they support - originally posted on Soccerlens.com

Football truly is a global game, and the biggest teams have millions of fans throughout the globe. However the draw of the Premier League does not end with Joe Public, as numerous famous sportspeople from other disciplines follow the beautiful game.

Puyol can't hide frustration as Chelsea knock them out of Champions League (Photo: ADRIAN DENNIS/AFP/Getty Images)

What a week. After suffering a league-deciding 2-1 defeat to Madrid on Saturday, Barcelona's 2-2 draw at the Camp Nou against 10-man Chelsea now sees the Catalans bow out of Europe's elite tournament.

Morning all from a Dublin where summer has arrived. I assume that the absence of torrential rain is a sign of summer. Maybe I'm getting it wrong.

We'll start today with the news that Robin van Persie's agent has apparently had a nice cup of tea and a chat with Juventus who would very much like to sign him this summer.

The Polish goalkeeper Wojciech Szczesnt has proved many times this season that he is a committed Arsenal fan as well as being a valued member of Arsene Wenger's squad, but he is humble enough to realise that his place as Arsenal's Number One is still not etched in stone, and once he has played 500 [.

The Arsenal fans by Vinay What makes a football club big? What makes a football club successful and respected? If you answer money, if you answer titles, if you answer world wide reach, then you are all partly true. What really makes a football club survive and grow big is its fans. The fans for [...

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Arsenal have not had stellar English Players As Consistently As Man United. Man U has had Beckham, Scholes and now Rooney At the Core of their Side for the Last 20 years, More or less.

Man United's Success is mostly a result of these players.

By Chris Wright

As is his perpetual ruddy-faced wont, smarmy 'celebrity' Arsenal fan Piers Morgan took to Twitter to gloat after his side put the kibosh on Man City's title aspirations at the weekend the dribble flecking his jowls as he amused precisely no-one but himself by aiming a few choice Tweets in the direction of City's former-Arsenal contingent.

By Chris Wright

As is his perpetual ruddy-faced wont, smarmy 'celebrity' Arsenal fan Piers Morgan took to Twitter to gloat after his side put the kibosh on Man City's title aspirations at the weekend the dribble flecking his jowls as he amused precisely no-one but himself by aiming a few choice Tweets in the direction of City's former-Arsenal contingent.

Oooh Samir Nasri certainly knows how to annoy Arsenal fans and he has now bet the sum of £10,000 that he will lift a trophy with Manchester City before Arsenal win anything. Na$ri came in for a lot of stick from Arsenal supporters during this weekends game against City, and the famous Arsenal fan Piers [.

It was the Papiss Demba Cisse show again! Another brace and the second one had genius written all over it. Another hat tip to Yohan Cabaye for creating both chances.

The Toons are now in fifth just behind Arsenal and Spurs. They are the cleverest team in the Premiership when it comes to opportunism.

QPR vs Arsenal Match preview and favourite line-up (plus score prediction) by KJ It's happy times as an Arsenal fan. We're on 7 wins now and can extend that to 8 against Queen Park Rangers. Arsenal haven't won 8 games on the trot since the Invincibles season. It would show a sign of intent from [...]

Alan Shearer believes boss Kenny Dalglish remains "the right man to take Liverpool forward" despite the Reds' poor form in the Premier League.
The Reds have won the Carling Cup and are in the FA Cup semi-finals but have won only two league games in 2012.
Shearer, who won the title under Dalglish at Blackburn in 1995, said: "That is disappointing, but you have to be careful in criticizing Kenny.

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- October 1953:From the Bushman QPR Photo Archives
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Four Four Two "The 20 best Premier League kits
QPR (H) 1995/96
The titular hoops have remained largely untouched, but this is our favourite iteration. The simple round blue collar and centralised badge marked a classy debut by kit manufacturers View From (who they?). Shame the team struggled without Sir Les Ferdinand and dropped out of the top flight.

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It seems that racial abuse reared its ugly head again at the Emirates on Monday night. Cheick Tiote - in action on Monday night The news is that at about 67 minutes into the game an Arsenal fan behind one of the goals was shouting racial laced stuff at Newcastle midfielder Cheick Tiote. And TV cameras zoned in on one [.

It doesn't add up to a majorly significant episode in the great scheme of Arsenal things in our club's illustrious history. It won't be remembered as and when those in attendance last night recollect the famous game at the Emirates when the glorious Gunners came within an outstretched palm of pulling off a stunning Champions League comeback.

Well, what to make of that? One of the most exhilarating matches I've watched for a long time. We came close, but not close enough. Thoughts as follows:
* In my preview, I argued that we could win the game if we got one goal early on, and one before half-time, which would make the second half anyone's game.

During his pre-match press conference this afternoon, Arsene Wenger remained in good spirits ahead of his side's Champions League clash against AC Milan.

The Gunners will need to score at least 4 goals against the Serie A giants tomorrow night to have any chance of progressing to the quarter-finals of the competition.

Another massive three points, especially with Chelsea losing away at WBA, and a big result at a ground we have struggled at over the years. Any Arsenal fan not satisfied after today's showing must ask themselves some serious questions about their own mental state. There were many positives, some negatives, and a lot of big talking points, certainly the absolutely pathetic behaviour of several

Another massive three points, especially with Chelsea losing away at WBA, and a big result at a ground we have struggled at over the years. Any Arsenal fan not satisfied after today's showing must ask themselves some serious questions about their own mental state. There were many positives, some negatives, and a lot of big talking points, certainly the absolutely pathetic behaviour of several

Untold Injury Index – Gameweek 26

By Dale Higginbottom

Being an Arsenal fan in the 2011/2012 season has really been a bit of a roller coaster ride. Some of the results we have been part of include the 8-2, the 4-3, the 5-3, the 7-1, recently the 4-0 defeat to AC Milan and now to [.

The Emirates has often been accused of being antiseptic, lacking atmosphere. This Arsenal fan put that to rest celebrating wildly after RVP's goal leveled the scores in the north London derby. A few more unhinged fans like him and the Gunners should have no problems ending their title drought.

There's a bloke named Winston who arguably has the "best job in the world" if you're an Arsenal fan. For the love of Redknapp, who the hell is Winston, you ask? He works exclusively in Arsenal's dressing room at the Emirates stadium, sits in the empty cubicle at the far left (unoccupied by players) on match-day and ensures that the operations run smoothly.

Key battles against Tottenham by KJ The most important game of the season is today. This is always important to any Arsenal fan especially so where the tides have changed between the two teams. Arsenal will always be top dog in London but we need to stamp our authority. We've done that against Chelsea and [.

Ducky's Note: A BFZ introduction is due to Chambo, our latest writer who we presume thinks he is a combination of Chamakh and Ramsey. From that you must have figured that he's now the 1325th Arsenal writer we have got, leading us very close to becoming Big-Arsenal-and-a-few-others-Za.

Arsenal fans could cost the team 4th place. by KJ Last week has been one of the hardest as an Arsenal fan for me personally. Not because we lost but because of the way we did. The team looked gutless at times and there was no drive or passion. As a result from such performances [...]

The Champions League Round of 16 drawNOTE: Due to a technical snafu, this post wasn't published yesterday morning (despite my scheduling it). The post below was written on Sunday, prior to any of the Champions League games. I must say, I hope I predict the outcomes of today's (Wednesday's) games as well as I did Tuesday's.

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After a pleasant drive up the A1 with the sun bursting through and illuminating the clouds of smog over Middlesbrough, we arrived in Sunderland in plenty of time for a pre-match libation. The William Jameson on Fawcett Street offered fine ales at rock-bottom prices, a combination few can refuse.

Many of you will now be aware of the Twitter row between cocky celebrity Arsenal fan Piers Morgan and outspoken fringe player Emmanuel Frimpong that took place last night in the wake of our 2-0 FA Cup exit to Sunderland.

Let me make this clear very early: I detest Piers Morgan. I think he's a vile attention-seeker.

Arsenal: The season that promised so little duly delivers - originally posted on Soccerlens.com

Cesc Fabregas was overtly forthcoming in his love and admiration for Arsenal as he left for boyhood club Barcelona. His sentiments were admirable and no doubt appreciated by many an Arsenal fan sympathetic with his situation, but ultimately it was of little consolation as their club lost a genuinely world class player.

Milan was the venue for Arsenal's travelling support as they went to Italy to cheer the boys on against a genuine European giant in AC Milan. Unfortunately, some of the travelling hoard managed to take things a little too far, and there were nasty scenes before the game between fans and police, after which one Arsenal fan was arrested.

When visiting a foreign land, it's important to locate their most iconic cathedral and get to work on your day drinking right in front of it. And as seasoned European travelers, Arsenal fans did just that outside Milan's Piazza del Duomo ahead of Wednesday night's Champions League match.

From Football Italia:

This afternoon at around 16.