Paul Williams

This week has, even by Arsenal’s standards, been one of high comedy. A few observations

Bloody Philippe Coutinho. By the time the Brazilian left the field of play, midway through Sunday’s second half, it’s all too easy to imagine Arsène Wenger…

Who wants to read about our failure to sign a centre forward and search for Johnny Evans?

Julian Draxler, Riyad Mahrez, Alexandre Lacazette, that Mustafi guy. Everyday, a different rumour for us all to obsess and puzzle over.

Are Arsenal so focused on doing things right that they forget to do the right thing?

Should Wenger take the captaincy more seriously and why the new conduct rules will hopefully teach Chelsea and Jose Mourinho how to behave

“Thierry Henry, Thierry Henry, Thierry Henry…”

There are, as I begin writing this, just three games of the 2016 Euros left. Who’s your money on? I haven’t watched nearly enough of…

On Monday night, I sat and watched my first game of the Euros since the opening Saturday of the tournament. It goes without saying, even…

I think the summer does funny things to people, you know. I’m not sure whether it’s the sudden breakthrough of the sun from above the grey,…

Despite watching all three of the games played on the opening Saturday of the Euros, I’d be hard pressed to tell you much about what happened in them.

Arsenal have triggered Jamie Vardy’s release clause, you’ve probably heard. Can he do for the Gunners what Ian Wright did when he arrived aged 27?

Hector Bellerin has been called up to the Spain squad for this summer’s European Championship, but Paul Williams explains why we don’t need to worry. Yet.

As Tomas Rosicky ends his Arsenal career with the expiration of his contract on Tuesday, Paul Williams takes a look back over his Arsenal career.

I think we’d all prefer that Arsenal were seen to to be a bit more proactive in the transfer market, but a signing sealed and delivered before the end of May?

I didn’t stick my head above the parapet and offer to write this section of our end of season review just so I could slate Theo Walcott.

Arsene Wenger isn’t going anywhere, so Paul Williams explains why getting behind the team or not going to games is the only choice fans realy have.

Today marks 15 years since David Rocastle passed. Here, from our Arsenal Number 7s book, is an extract from Paul Williams chapter on this true legend

Arsenal, perhaps for the first time this year, were seriously impressive in dispatching Everton this weekend. Pace, power, great interplay and, crucially, end product. The…

‘Dearly beloved, we are gathered here today…’ Okay, maybe that’s quite a dramatic opening, perhaps even unnecessary. However, it’s hard to escape the feeling that…