Following on from my last article looking at the summers movements and likely additions, I took the plunge and made some predictions for the top of the table come May. With the close of the transfer window and a couple of games under our [.
I will make this quick. As I have mentioned in passing before, I live in the Midlands, and have
a season ticket in the North Bank, so going to Arsenal is something of a day trip for me.
I am just back, and need to change for the evening's celebrations with the [...]
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By Tony Attwood
During the summer when it was unclear to us mere mortals if Arsenal would get the transfers the
club wanted, there was much comment among the blogworld to the effect that the supposed failure to
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Goals are on the up more are scored in the Premier League than in the top leagues in Germany,
Spain and Italy. Good for us. Except when we lose 8-2 of course.
Meanwhile club owners and managers are buying strikers and then more strikers, paying £30m or
more for players of [.
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by Billy le chien
I do like to keep the occasional eye on French football, particularly our loan player, ex-player
and indeed the surrogate Man City that Paris St Germain has become.
The Christmas gift for the fan with (almost) everything By Tony Attwood The AGM of Arsenal Holdings
plc lasts an hour several hundred people and a bunch of journalists turn up, there's tea and
biscuits before and after, and this year it was held in the Woolwich section of Club Level, which
was nice [.
By Walter Broeckx We know that one of the things that some part of the fans throw at Wenger is the
fact that he can't organise a defence. And that he is stubborn. And then they come up with the fact
that he needs to get a defensive coach. Because of his stubbornness he doesn't [...]
By Tony Attwood In case you don't know the blog, The Swiss Ramble is a King among blogs. Blogger
of the year, praised by the media, written by a British guy who has lived overseas for many years,
everyone loves it and admires the erudition and research to be found therein. So, first rule of
[...]
Arsenal have opened Pandora's Box Don McMahon Following the departure of Cesc Fabregas for a
derisory sum of around 30M Euro after add-ons, with Barca's mocking confirmation that they robbed
us, and with the sale of Samir Nasri to City for 25M sterling, there were innumerable cries of
outrage and dismay from the British media,punditry [.
Untold Arsenal on Twitter @UntoldArsenal By Tony Attwood The fact that Liverpool managed to
scramble out of the mire, and Barca, having famously run out of cash so they couldn't pay the
players, are still there buying the likes of Cesc etc makes some people think that there is no
crisis. But crisis there is, [.
By Nick Tolhurst Does Arsène Still Know Best? – Clear Thinking "Post Old Trafford". Self
criticism is nearly always beneficial, a mad orgy of doom, gloom and self destructive Scapegoating
less so. As those who read my last "Harsh Truths" article here while I may not be optimistic
regarding Arsenal's chances of lifting the Title [.
Are Arsenal a selling club ? The true crack(s) of the great Arsenal way ! Ibrahima Fode NDIAYE
For the last couple weeks or months or even years, Arsenal FC its board and manager are under
immense critics from all corners. The general consensus is that Arsenal are an unambitious selling
club only interested in making financial [.
Nick Tolhurst Harsh Truths about Arsenal's "Decline" Forget debates about whether Arsène Wenger is
too miserly, stubborn or just plain wrong in the transfer market – the truth is far simpler. So
another summer ends and, despite the best efforts of Tony and Untold Arsenal; the media, the
pundits and of course the assorted "collectible [.
Untold Arsenal on Twitter @UntoldArsenal . By Rob Lackey . So Arsenal are dammed to finish outside
the top 4 and we should not have wasted our time and money on youngsters like AOC, Miyachi,
Jenkinson, and the pursuit of Campbell – when we should have been pursuing the worlds best
established players.
By Tony Attwood Last year, as we all know, Barca effectively went bust and in June were unable to
pay their players. This year, equally famously, they have said they are saving money by stopping
colour photocopying. So how can they spend £30m or more on Cesc? The answer is that Barca will
more than [.
Viral video by ebuzzing By Tony Attwood In 2014 Blatter will still be in charge of world football.
The FA will still be in charge of English football. Uefa will still be there introducing its
financial fair play rules maybe. Now you might think that football supporters everywhere might
welcome anything other than that [.
Untold Arsenal on Twitter @UntoldArsenal By Tony Attwood 1. Because as soon as Barca have him
they will do the same thing with Ignasi Miquel who left Barca under similar circumstances. This
really is a key point because Arsenal transferred Cesc quite properly within the laws of the game,
and yet the local mayor talks [.
Untold Arsenal on Twitter @UntoldArsenal By Walter Broeckx A much used argument with the
currently missed transfer of Campbell to Arsenal is : just pay the price. Just give them what they
ask. Apart from the fact that according to reports it was the player/dad/agent that didn't turn
up for a kind of final meeting [.
Untold Arsenal on Twitter @UntoldArsenal By Walter Broeckx Okay my scouting work on this Young
lad Campbell seems to end in tears and frustration. The deal is off until the end of the U20
world cup in which he has to play for Costa Rica. So I will be keeping an eye on him if [...]
by Ian Trevett I am a full-paid up member of the AKBs otherwise known as the Arsene Knows Best
brigade which is why I always come back to this site. But I also belong to the trickier to
pronounce AKBBKEMWDIA grouping, although to be fair, I have just invented this. I don't think [...]
Untold Arsenal on Twitter is in the top 1% of all Twitter sites for followers @UntoldArsenal Untold
Arsenal on Facebook here On Arsenal's Leadership By Martin Doyle Much has been said and written
about the leadership of Arsenal, mainly around the lack of leadership on the pitch. I want to think
about leadership in this [.
Untold Arsenal on Twitter is in the top 1% of all Twitter sites for followers @UntoldArsenal Untold
Arsenal on Facebook here By Tony Attwood Alex McLeish has moved from being manager of Birmingham
City (whom he has just seen relegated) to Aston Villa, (who would like to see themselves as
challengers to the top four, [.
By Walter Broeckx The "you won nothing for X years" mantra sung by the media and repeated by a part
of the fanbase is something that one never hears of other teams. More sensible readers on Untold
know that periods when you win nothing are part of the game. In fact they are part of [...]
By Richard Bedwell All the talk at the moment is about what has gone ‘wrong' and what can be done
(mainly in the transfer market) to put it ‘right'. Opinions as to what should happen are of
course, just that, opinions. Trying to predict what actually will happen is somewhat different and,
when it comes [.
Arsenal on Twitter @UntoldArsenal Untold Arsenal on Facebook here By Walter Broeckx We just are too
clean and honest in this game. And as we are young we are also still a bit naïve at times. In a
way it makes me proud because this means we are the good guys. But alas in the [...]
Arsenal on Twitter @UntoldArsenal Untold Arsenal on Facebook here How the 25-man rule can be
improved (And it is just my opinion) By Nitesh Padhi First of all, let's just clear out the quite
confusing 25-man rule. According to the rule, A home grown player is defined as one who,
irrespective of his nationality or [.
By Walter Broeckx Are we June already? Just checking my calendar and it still is only March. Okay,
I admit we near April but still there is a big gap between now and the transfer period. Yet,
Barcelona is talking again about Cesc. Not much news you could say. They are talking always about
Cesc [...]
By Father Brian Now on day release, Father Brian who still maintains his innocence has embarked on
a journey of self discovery. His interest in boys is well documented (HM Govt vs. Fr. B Murphy
2009) but bravely he has decided to attempt to lift the sheets on the secretive world of La Mafia.
This [..
The debate can wait. There is a league to win By Ian Trevett Sometimes, when my judgement for good
taste fails me, I will listen to 606 or TalkSport while I'm driving. The best bits are when you get
a Spurs, United, Chelsea or Liverpool fan ranting about how their manager has lost the plot [...]
