The Voyeur is always watching Arsenal have reinvented their on-pitch tracking technology as a socially acceptable electronic tag for players, according to star striker Robin Van Persie. The satellite technology is now well established on match days, helping coaches and TV viewers alike to keep an eye on how far each players has run.

The Voyeur is always watching Arsenal have reinvented their on-pitch tracking technology as a socially acceptable electronic tag for players, according to star striker Robin Van Persie. The satellite technology is now well established on match days, helping coaches and TV viewers alike to keep an eye on how far each players has run.

This week's episode of Special 1 TV dives into the global conspiracy that was at the center of the defeat of Jose Mourinho, while The Boy Wayne is back to cool the nerves of a studio in meltdown. The Voyeur's brain, meanwhile, is turning into a...
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After a two-episode ban and a Royal Wedding, Wayne returns to the madness of the S1TV studio as both the Special 1 and Wenger show signs of a complete meltdown. It takes a voice of reason to bring Jose back from the brink but for the Voyeur, it might just be too late. Do it!

Special 1 TV is back with a vengeance today with plenty of laughs and a free-for-all. Arsene Wenger gives his first out-of-studio appearance live from Wales. The Voyeur even attempts to speak some Welsh, so I was pleasantly pleased by that. Diolch!...
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The Voyeur has arrived. Rapturous applause, flying zingers, the occasional poem. Special 1 TV has officially ascended to heights as of yet unknown as the puppetman weaves in and out of humorous casual reference.

They are perhaps Eric Cantona away from a global takeover, so long as the seagulls will follow the trawler.

One of the best shows since the port to BBC for the Special 1 and friends the Voyeur is officially gold at this point.

However, not quite as good as the BBC's world class investigative journalism on the David Beckham-Tottenham saga from last week. Diving through the trash, tapping phones and feeling the beat of the street, they exclusively managed to get ahold of David's texts during the process.