There are countless reasons why you can be proud to be an Arsenal fan. One of the proudest regards I have for Arsenal however, is how they strive for respect and encourage diversity and equality. In particular, how they have led from the front in Women’s football.
It’s nearly that time again. The 2018 World Cup is fast approaching, with the first match taking place on the 14th of June between Russia and Saudi Arabia.
Not many Arsenal players could leave St Mary’s with their heads held high. Hector Bellerin was certainly not one of those.
Rumours have been flying around that Theo Walcott has been told he can leave Arsenal in January, with a few premier league clubs interested in taking him off the Gunners’ hands.
I was enjoying my Saturday – Liverpool and Manchester United dropped points and Chelsea lost to Palace. But of course, Arsenal came along and ruined that with a terrible performance against Watford.
Hasn’t the international break been so, so entertaining? Are there really any positives for Arsenal fans during this two week hiatus? Well, when you think about it, there actually are a few.
Does anybody remember what Paul Merson said about Arsenal’s Nacho Monreal before our trip to face Chelsea?
Now before anyone gets too angry about this, I feel it’s interesting to delve into what possibilities could happen as a result of this decision.
The first player I bought in Fantasy Football this season, was Sead Kolašinac – this is why
With Shkodran Mustafi and Per Mertesacker hopefully being fit enough to play next week against Stoke, there will be some changes to Arsenal’s starting XI.
Quite a few Arsenal fans weren’t happy with our loss to Sevilla in the Emirates Cup and seemed disgusted with our 3-0 loss to Chelsea a week earlier.
After Ozil’s great finish against Middlesbrough, with none other than his RIGHT foot, it got me thinking about how often he has actually used his weaker foot.
Arsenal’s recent game against West Brom was another disappointing result for the club, yet it was the way we lost which hurt fans the most.
On Wednesday, we witnessed the biggest comeback in Champions League history proving cheaters do prosper