Paul Williams

When I last wrote a piece for this esteemed website, I was emotional, relieved and a little starry eyed as I reacted to the news that Arsène Wenger would be leaving Arsenal Football Club after 22 years in charge.

Fifteen years ago, on the 16th November 2002, Thierry Henry scored that goal against Tottenham Hotspur, but was it overrated?

Life moves pretty fast. If you don’t stop and look around once in a while, you could miss it. Sentiments that apply, almost perfectly, to the Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain saga.

Today marks 16 years since David Rocastle passed. Here, from our Arsenal Number 7s book, is an extract from Paul Williams chapter on this true legend

Daily Cannon’s Paul Williams discusses another shambles and what lies ahead for Arsenal for the rest of the season.

Why it’s time for Arsene Wenger to say goodbye at Arsenal

Arsenal’s dramatic win at home to Burnley on Sunday was underscored by huge controversy.

This post was written prior to the events of Tuesday night Olivier Giroud scored the goal of the season on Sunday evening. Okay, yes, it’s…

“Pain and suffering in various tempos.”

As Ferris Bueller once sagely noted, “Life moves pretty fast. if you don’t stop and look around once in a while, you could miss it.”

The subject of Arsène Wenger’s likely legacy has been on my mind recently.

Arsenal recorded their first Premier League win of November with a hard fought win against AFC Bournemouth. So how did the players do individually?

Paul takes a look back over the past week and a look ahead at what is to come

From international indifference to the white hot intensity of Manchester United v Arsenal.

Real life can be so inconsiderate sometimes.

A discussion of Arsenal against Ludoogorets, Sunderland, Mesut Ozil and Olivier Giroud

Reading Jack Wilshere’s interview with the Daily Mail, it’s impossible not to think of it as a 2,000 word exit interview.

It was once said of Arsène Wenger that he was an unlucky manager.

With six wins out of six, Arsenal are currently the form team in the Premier League.

Arsenal will be hoping to avoid new manager syndrome when they host Swansea this weekend.