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First thing first, we will win nothing with the current defence. Alumnia has done well as looks a
lot better a keeper than he did a few years back. I like the way that he is becoming noticeably
more vocal with the team and is not afraid to give a roasting to any defender who [...]
Rarely have we witnessed such a public exchange between the head of UEFA and a highly respected
manager of one of the top football clubs in Europe. Michel Platini using the vernacular in an
interview with a French journalist to admonish Arsene Wenger for having the gall to describe
Platini was backward looking [.
So everyone is talking about the Ghanaian midfielder currently a free agent from Fenerbache, and
how he could provide experience and a role to replace Flamini at Arsenal. Well I have to say that
this would be ok typical of a side lacking in ambition like West Ham, but a clear step backwards
for a squad based [.
Today as there is little by way of news, I thought that I would reminisce about the glory days. We
have won the League title some thirteen times, compared to the 17 of Manchester United and 18 of
Liverpool and of course 2 of the Chav oufit from Fulham. For those [...]
Arsenal have won nothing yet. If you want reminding what lies ahead for this team on its quest for
glory just check out the fixture list. Whilst games against Hull and Porto at home followed by a
trip to Sunderland don't seem daunting on current form, just look at [...]
All my previous post here have been written bent down, lubed up, and hoping Arsene might if I stay
loyal enough. No dice though – what has the world come to when you cant get a bugger off a
French man? So disheartened, with sacre bleu quickly followed by c'est la vi, I figured to [...]
Business men like a challenge and it was interesting to hear that Abu Dhabi group that
spectacularly took over the blue half of Manchester wanted Arsenal Football club first, but they
failed to break the resolve of the Board. This is surely good news, but as defiant as I stand [...]
Never being the one to hide when the going the gets tough, I should really have laid low today and
provided a non controversial blog today after yesterday's mauling. The lack of a signing to replace
Flamini is as perplexing as it is worrying. I do believe that Arsene Wenger tried to bring someone
in, [.
Thus far during the debates on this site I have vigorously defended Arsene Wenger's transfer
dealings this summer. The club is certainly in a far better state than many, if not all, external
commentators give us credit for. However, in full honesty there are question marks and my position
is rather closer to that of [.
For me it feels like the season is starting now. To be honest I don't like the summer much, I
imagine that is a staple for Arsenal fans. We don't get no regard, no regard at all. Summers
involve overblown talk of crisis, newspaper frenzy over foreign clubs circling our players and
inevitable talk of [.
I know that this is an Arsenal Blog, but the current woes of some of the Premiership clubs and
their Billionaire connections provide valuable lessons for us as fans, as our AGM approaches and
the inevitable pander for Billionaire ownership mounts. Manchester City's new owners have had a
reality check following their defeat [.
OK this is an Arsenal Blog, Blah blah blah, but come on. After my earlier article on David Bentley
and his delusions, who was going to miss out on noticing that the top three of the Premiership
table reads... Team Pl Gd Pts Chelsea 4 7 10 Liverpool 4 3 10 Arsenal 4 7 9 The bottom three of the
Premiership table reads Team Pl Gd Pts Blackburn 4 -6 4 Stoke 4 -3 3 Tottenham 4 -3 1
Hahahahahahahahaha!
Good morning Insiders and welcome to TGI Friday (Thank Gooner it's Friday), a new article
Arsenehollis and myself (PGL) have cooked up, each week we'll take a look at some of Gooner issues
voiced here and elsewhere. It will also give Insiders a chance to comment on any issues that
haven't been raised during the [.
There has been a lot of talk recently about the structure and tactics of the current Arsenal side
recently. Primarily this stems from the assumption that this is the same system and style that was
adopted last year, just with different personnel. I think the changes over the summer in players
also bought with it [.
