Arsenal Media Watch

According to Tuttosport Arsenal have submitted a €35m bid for Moise Kean but a clause is causing them a problem in a story that's bit of a mess.

Arsenal are reportedly interested in signing Fiorentina’s 17-year-old goalkeeper, Giacomo Satalino, but when I tried to track the rumour to its source I found myself going round in circles.

As Arsenal brushed Newcastle to the side, the main thing most people seemed to be talking about was the incredible commentary of Don Goodman.

Ahead of the game against West Ham on Monday night, a number of mainstream media outlets tried to claim that the Arsenal players were not behind Freddie Ljungberg.

Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain has described Mesut Ozil as a "silent assassin", revealing the playmaker "goes about his business quietly."

Discover Arsenal's set-piece secrets as revealed by the Daily Mail. Explore how Arteta and Jover have transformed the Gunners into set-piece masters.

Jamie Carragher lives in la la land. In his world, Arsenal should sign Petr Cech, Paul Pogba, Diego Godin and 'Luis Suarez, Sergio Aguero or...

Tim Sherwood believes that Watford’s Abdoulaye Doucoure would walk into the Arsenal side and that the Arsenal fans and Arsene Wenger would love to have him.

Hateful former Arsenal-man-turned-pundit, Stewart Robson, has admitted what we all knew to be true – that he wanted Arsenal to lose under Arsene Wenger.

The Express have finally managed to find a way for Tottenham to top the Premier League table and it involves going to Brexit-y lengths.

When I saw a headline on the S*n’s website about Fernandinho begging Mikel Arteta to stay at the club this summer, my interest was piqued.

Harry Redknapp decided this was the weekend he should declare that Tottenham will definitely finish above Arsenal and now he thinks Thierry Henry, with his zero managerial experience, should replace Arsene Wenger.

The Daily Mail's article on Mikel Arteta's touchline behaviour during the Arsenal match against Brighton presents a biased view, which deserves a closer examination for a more balanced understanding.

The FA WSL, BT Sport and the BBC seem to have conspired to upset Arsenal fans by no longer allowing us to enjoy a regular 2pm Sunday slot.

If you thought that Jack Wilshere had a poor game against CSKA Moscow while Aaron Ramsey blew them away then you are clearly not a reporter for the Mirror because they think the two players were at the same level on Thursday night.

Ray Wilkins believes the Hector Bellerin of old would not have been beaten by Richarlison, which led to a penalty in Saturday's meeting with Watford.

Here is your comprehensive daily round-up of Arsenal-related programmes on radio and TV for Tuesday, January 23.

Tottenham fans shamed themselves at White Hart Lane as they sang the most disgusting song about Sol Campbell, and the media chose to ignore it lest it go against the 'great Spurs day' narrative.

On Saturday, Tottenham Hotspur's chances of winning a trophy this season came crashing down with a 2-1 defeat to Manchester United at Wembley.

Here is your comprehensive daily round-up of Arsenal-related programmes on radio and TV for Wednesday, January 16.

Pundits are struggling to understand how Riyad Mahrez looks set to stay at Leicester after yet another transfer window.

There are many ways of describing to people what is happening at Arsenal, but CNN thought using Jenga would be the best way of doing it.

Tony Cascarino has called Pierre-Emerick's work ethic 'bordering on disgusting' and said the player should be the first one out of the club.

The Daily Mail are trying to turn Arsene Wenger’s decision to play David Ospina in the Champions League into something it’s not – namely something to anger fans.

Gary Neville still believes Man City will overtake Arsenal in the title race, but a victory at Anfield against Liverpool might secure the Premier League for the Gunners.

Here is your comprehensive daily round-up of Arsenal-related programmes on radio and TV for Tuesday, January 15.

It's good to know it’s not just the UK press that have a problem with their ability to know when something is a pile of bull or not.

Despite 107 players entering into the final year of their contracts this term, the media appear to have only focused on a small handful, including Mesut Ozil and Alexis Sanchez.

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.

The Daily Mail’s Sam Mokbel, who covers Arsenal closely and seems to have more connections than ‘Arsenal man’ John Cross, has claimed that the Arsenal squad no longer believe that Arsene Wenger is the man to take the club forward.

The Mirror claim that Alexis Sanchez regrets opting for Manchester United over Manchester City.

Arsene Wenger is blocking the return of Thierry Henry according to a story in the Mirror which absolutely stinks of agenda.

The Times Oliver Kay has written in his most recent article that ‘the consensus among the media pack who travelled to Milan was that Tottenham escape the more frenzied scrutiny that some of their Premier League rivals might attract after a third consecutive defeat.'

Arsenal's Twitter admin won the affection of the fans on Monday with a great comeback to a cheeky Chelsea fan's tweet.

Whether he was serious or not, Martin Samuel’s comments in Tuesday’s Daily Mail are beyond ridiculous, even for their Gammon-in-chief who has already been complaining that the Women’s Super League gets too much coverage.

Critiquing the Guardian's claim that Arsenal "burgled" a win against Manchester United, this article highlights overlooked factors that merit Arsenal's victory.

The French media aren't giving up on their story about Arsenal's €80m bid for Nicolas Pepe, despite how ridiculous that sounds.

The Sun are today running an EXCLUSIVE which has pictures of Wayne Rooney, England captain, absolutely bladdered while in his England garb.

talkSPORT have hinted that Hector Bellerin could need surgery for the injury that has ruled him out of Arsenal’s trip to Milan but they made one massive assumption.

Sam Wallace is the first journalist I’ve come across who manages to deal with this whole Arsenal ‘hippy crack’ story with some notion of proportion.