Paul Williams

Which of the Arsenal’s squad’s current players are guaranteed to be in the starting line up when next season gets underway?

Theo Walcott wants a payrise, but should this limited player actually get it? We’re not so sure…

Hector Bellerin has excelled since he was thrust into the first team, so what does Mathieu Debuchy’s return from injury mean for the young Spaniard?

A week is a long time in football, never has that been more true than this week.

Five things that really stood out as Arsenal defeated Manchester United at Old Trafford.

If chatter over the weekend is to be believed, then this season may be Mikel Arteta’s last in an Arsenal shirt. Is that a good thing?

A few weeks ago, Helen Trantum wrote on this site about the perils of living with the enemy. As you may have read, she lives…

Two players who have experienced very different fortunes – just how fragile is the career of a top-flight footballer?

Mesut Ozil shone once again against QPR. We take a closer look at his performance.

On Thursday night a discussion broke out at Daily Cannon Towers about whether your wonderful editorial team might like to cover football topics away from…

Arsenal fans were left furious with the news that the BBC had moved their FA Cup quarter final to Monday night.

Arsenal were handed a trip to Old Trafford to face Manchester United in the FA Cup. Paul Williams explains why it won’t end in tears this time.

Santi Cazorla is producing some of the best football of his career at the minute, and the little Spaniard shows no sign of going off the boil any time soon.

Our defence of the FA Cup swings back into action this weekend. Yeah, meedja, look! We won something last season Yes, I know, you’ve noticed…

Who is Arsenal’s number one? It’s a question that Arsene Wenger might not be able to answer. We take a look at the best option here.

Arsene Wenger compared Alexis Sanchez to Ian Wright and they share many similarities as Paul Williams explores.

With the calmness of a few days to think about the game against Spurs, it’s clear to see that Arsenal will be back above them again in no time. This is why.

Danny Welbeck may not be scoring the number of goals people expect from a top striker, but that doesn’t mean he wasn’t a great buy as Paul Williams explains.

Thierry Henry often saved his best for Tottenham. Relive some of his greatest moments.

In 2011/12 we all witnessed two very different league games between Arsenal and Tottenham. Paul Williams relives both of them here. Mind the gap.