Arsenal History Archives: 10/2017

For the FA WSL matchday 3 opener, league leaders Chelsea were at home to Liverpool, who currently sit in fifth place.

Arsène Wenger’s first Premier League winning team was a mixture of drunk Englishmen and French smokers, according to Ray Parlour.

Back in 2002 Arsenal signed Kolo Touré, and the defender went on to be part of the Gunners’ unbeaten league season, but it didn’t start out so promisingly.

Cesc Fabregas wasn’t very impressed with Harry Redknapp back in 2007.

Kieran Gibbs has explained his decision to join West Brom instead of Watford.

Four Arsenal players made the Daily Mail’s top-100 worst Premier League strikers.

Kerrea Gilbert, who made 12 appearances for Arsenal over a period of five years, has been cleared of a rape charge by Bristol Crown Court.

Paul Merson thinks Oxlade-Chamberlain is lucky to get in the England squad, and wouldn’t be in the squad in one of the past eras of better players.

Following Cesc Fabregas’ admission that he did throw a slice of pizza at former Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson, Arsenal fans couldn’t resist giving their reactions on social media.

Former Arsenal striker Robin van Persie could make a return to his first club Feyenoord, according to latest reports from Turkey.

Arsenal legend Ian Wright has begged Alisher Usmanov not to sell his shares to majority shareholder Stan Kroenke, after reports that Kroenke could become a 97% owner of the Gunners.

Serge Gnabry has spoken about his move away from Arsenal, and his plans to return to the Premier League at some stage.

Martin Keown has accused Arsenal midfielder Mesut Ozil of downing tools, suggesting the German playmaker has given up due to his impending exit next summer.

Serge Gnabry has become one of six players to sign up to the initiative started by Juan Mata, donating one percent of his wages to charity.

Martin Keown has reflected on previous clashes between Arsenal and Manchester United, two teams at the peak of their powers and going all out to win silverware.

Former Arsenal winger Robert Pires will attend a Premier League Live event in Bengaluru, India on October 14 and 15.

Stan Kroenke could be on the verge of total control at Arsenal, and we’ve taken a look at how the American entrepreneur became majority shareholder in the first place.

During Cesc Fabregas’ spell at Arsenal, there was one particularly feisty confrontation between the Gunners and Manchester United in 2004 – called the Battle of the Buffet.

David Villa has been singing Patrick Vieira’s praises and revealed recently that he believes the ex-midfielder will make a great manager in the future.

Arsenal legend Ian Wright doesn’t agree that Alexis Sanchez looks unsettled.