Arsenal Media Watch Archives: 08/2018

Hector Bellerin has hit out at Pier Morgan’s son Spencer over an inaccurate article the journalist wrote for the Daily Mail on Thursday.

Unai Emery gave a very non-committal one-word answer to a question about Mesut Özil on Saturday, but that hasn’t stopped half the English media running with it ever since.

The Sky Sports score centre app malfunctioned on Friday morning, forcing Arsenal fans to relive February’s defeat to Tottenham Hotspur at Wembley.

If you didn’t tune in for the build-up to Liverpool’s game at Crystal Palace then you missed what could be one of the highlights of the football-on-tv calendar.

Joel Campbell called out a social media post from journalist in his home country last week, after the Spanish Super Cup on Wednesday.

Rwanda’s Minister of State in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Olivier Nduhungirehe, has told broadcaster CNN to ‘be quiet’ after they criticised his country’s deal with Arsenal, prompting a backlash in the nation.

The Mail on Sunday reports in an EXCLUSIVE that Tottenham’s new stadium may not open until 2019 after some safety systems were found to be missing completely.

When a manager takes over at a new club, they usually get time to produce results, so it’s something of a surprise to see Jamie Carragher, restored to his role as top pundit after spitting on a fan who teased him, piling on the pressure after just 90 minutes of football.

Matthew Upson has tipped Arsenal to reclaim their place in the top four this season under Unai Emery.

Alex Scott will make TV history this season as she becomes the first women to be allowed on to Super Sunday.

The season is just a few days away from starting and we’re already knee-deep in the swamp of prediction land.

It’s pretty quiet out there in Arsenal land, so here is a selection of the stories that caught my eye as I made my way around the media this morning.