Arsenal have won some silverware!!!!! Before you get hopes up it's our very impressive youth team who havent lost a single match since December. Yesterday we had not a lot to do after beating LIverpool youth 4-1 at The Emirates we went to Liverpool and also won 2-1. I have watched both legs on Setanta and we are gonna be invincible again.

As Adam Smith pointed out yesterday, you couldn't watch last night's game on any sort of TV system anywhere south of Pluto. In fact if you tried BBC radio you would have found that in the summary half hour from 10 to 10.30 (when a couple of extra times were going on) the match actually didn't [...]

David Villa, Worth More than Ronaldo?

It's probably the most ridiculous release clause of any contract, ever: David Villa's £130m release clause would make him worth two Ronaldos. A goal poacher, worth two Ronaldos? A goal poacher, worth an entire Newcastle United?

The general view among the more thoughtful fans of Arsenal (well, my mate Ian and the two guys I met down the pub) is that the Lord Wenger really has had a masterplan and has not deviated from it. And it is now being revealed in all its glory. And in common with earlier Wengerian [...]

Starting next season all EPL clubs will have to name 25 players over 21 before the season begins as their registered players list. Eight of those players must have been developed for at least three years by an English or Welsh club before their 21st birthday. The clubs can also have a limitless list of [.

By Phil Gregory Arsenal welcome Liverpool to the Emirates stadium for Wednesday's Carling Cup tie. The Reds, already six points off the pace in the Premier League despite a solid home win over champions Manchester United are expected to put out a below strength side for the tie with an eye on their match at Craven Cottage [.

Or rather, for a change, who do you want to start

10 out of the 18 making it to Greece to play against Olympiacos are teenagers. Days like these don't come along that often, if at all, so they should make the most of this opportunity.

Of course unlike the Carling Cup, the result will not matter as we have already claimed the top position in our group.

Arsenal won the league by 25 points, losing only twice, and last night defeated Liverpool 4-1 in the First leg of the FA Cup final. It was a masterful performance, from what I hear, and though it was broadcast on Setanta in England the match wasn't available here in the states so, I didn't get a chance to watch.

At last, a club willing to stand up and fight against the insane, bent and discredited UEFA. Arsenal's statement over the Eduardo affair was everything we could have wished for a complete catalogue of everything that is wrong with the warped European governing body, including its arrogant belief that it can get away with anything, [.

West Brom, managed by Roberto Di Matteo (formerly of MK Dons) are Arsenal's opponents in the Carling Cup on Tuesday. They will undoubtedly be coming into this match on a wave of confidence, having beaten Middlesborough 5-0 at the Riverside, and holding a one point lead over Newcastle at the top of the Championship.

So having spent a day arguing about when people were signed and the value of our youth system, the Lord Wenger now tells us it is all going to be pulled to bits by the new FIFA plans to limit transfers of players under 18. Our Great Leader pointed out that we have the "90-minutes" rule [...]

1. He doesn't buy enough players. Quite clearly we need a new centre forward. Eduardo is done for, Arshavin is too small, Nasri and Rosicky are midfielders not forwards, Vela can't score, Theo is injured again, Bendtner's injured, VP will always spend more time out than in. The argument that we don't need a new forward [.

I am about to leave for a holiday for a couple of weeks out of the rain of Northamptonshire to the sun of Italy. During this time I am leaving the site open so that comments can be posted by those who have posted before. However anyone new posting, or [...]

I can't remember ever being this excited about the Barnet game. This blog is, of course, dedicated to giving eternal support to Arsenal, and so every season is full of hope and expectation, but this one is something else. The last time I felt this good pre-season was after the unbeaten season. I think the heart [.

Going off on holiday for a couple of weeks always makes me feel that when I return there ought to be something BIG some incredible news that has changed the world while I have been away. Of course it is rarely like that and I returned late last night to see that Newcastle are in [...]

Welcome to Season 91. In September 1919 Arsenal started to play in the First Division, having been awarded a place in the reshuffle that followed the end of the First World War. The top division was expanded by two clubs at that time, but the issue of promotion was made very murky because [...]

During the 1990/1991 season a group of Manchester IOU (then known as plain Manchester Thugs) players ran around some Arsenal players and there was a bit of pushing and shoving. In typical idiotic, insane, pathetic, stupid, disgraceful, bizarre and incomprehensible style the League decided to take two points away from Arsenal, and thus scupper their [.

At last, a club willing to stand up and fight against the insane, bent and discredited UEFA. Arsenal's statement over the Eduardo affair was everything we could have wished for a complete catalogue of everything that is wrong with the warped European governing body, including its arrogant belief that it can get away with anything, [.

During the 1990/1991 season a group of Manchester IOU (then known as plain Manchester Thugs) players ran around some Arsenal players and there was a bit of pushing and shoving. In typical idiotic, insane, pathetic, stupid, disgraceful, bizarre and incomprehensible style the League decided to take two points away from Arsenal, and thus scupper their [.

So everyone is "carrying knocks" or is downright injured. I have often wondered about "carrying a knock". I mean, carrying where? In my pocket? And what, after all, does a knock look like when it is carried? Is it perhaps a bit like the dark matter that physicists keep talking about every time they try to suggest [.

By Walter Broeckx and Tony Attwood Knocking the Arsenal is an important part of the job of every reporter. To be fair some do back off when we are playing brilliant football and winning stuff (only the Guardian and Observer did snarling cynical pieces about the club in the days after we finished the unbeaten season).