Arsenal History Archives: 04/2017

Robert Pires believes we’ll see the likes of Thierry Henry, Patrick Vieira and Tony Adams coaching at Arsenal one day… but not just yet.

Thierry Henry believes the idea that Spurs will be happy to finish above Arsenal for the first time since 1995 is pretty childish.

Robert Pires has defended Mesut Ozil against the unfair treatment he’s received in the press.

Arsenal legend, Tony Adams, has been unable to rescue Granada from relegation into Spain’s second tier.

Robert Pires has admitted that he can understand why the Arsenal fans are so angry this season.

Robert Pires has urged Arsenal fans to be ‘patient’ as Arsene Wenger searches for the key to success with this current side.

Tottenham host Arsenal this Sunday at White Hart Lane and Paul Merson can’t bring himself to back his former side against their bitterest rivals.

Robert Pires has admitted that Tottenham have had a good season, but wanting to swap Arsenal’s for theirs is not something he would feel comfortable with.

On this day 10 years ago, Arsenal Ladies won the UEFA Women’s Cup after drawing 0-0 at home to Umea UIK following their 1-0 away win thanks to a rare Alex Scott goal.

The very first man to have the number 7 on the back of a red Arsenal shirt was flying winger, Joe Hulme. Most fans of…

Sol Campbell might be one of about six people on this planet who think that Arsenal have a chance of beating Spurs at White Hart Lane on Sunday afternoon.

Sol Campbell believes that missing out on Champions League football next season could actually help rejuvenate them.

Martin Keown reckons that Arsenal should sign Yaya Toure from Manchester City.

Put your hands up if you remember Wellington Silva.

On 26 April 1930, Arsenal won their first ever FA Cup against Huddersfield.

On 25 April 2004, Arsenal’s Invincibles won the Premier League at White Hart Lane after going an entire season unbeaten.

On 24 April 1988, Arsenal lost to Luton Town 3-2 in the League Cup final.

On 23 April 1980, Arsenal became the first British club to win at Juventus in a competitive match.

On 22 April 1978, Arsenal beat Leeds away for the first time in 40 years.

Former Arsenal skipper, Frank McLintock, has criticised Arsenal’s ‘disastrous’ scouting system.