Arsenal Media Watch

Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang was included in Jamie Redknapp's Premier League Team of the Week after his brace and superb performance against Everton on Sunday.

In his Monday column for The Athletic, David Ornstein claims that Matteo Guendouzi has landed himself in hot water more than once at Arsenal since the arrival of Mikel Arteta.

In Saturday's Daily Mail's 'what's hot, what's not', they named Bukayo Saka as one of the hottest things this week AND acknowledged he is playing out of position.

Roy Keane is upset that a striker struggling for confidence had the temerity to celebrate a goal that ended a goal-drought.

Before Arsenal's game against Newcastle United, Mikel Arteta challenged the club's record signing to stand-up and be counted and that's exactly what he did...

Yes indeedy, Graeme Souness, here we are again. When you can't think of any new words to say, let's just repeat the same old tired nonsense and hope nobody notices.

BT Sport have dropped Harry Redknapp from their coverage of Arsenal's FA Cup game against Portsmouth as they are concerned over his safety amongst the home fans.

Whatabbouttery is a stupid game but it's one that Luke Shaw has decided to play, using Arsenal's awfulness to demonstrate Manchester United aren't that bad, they're just picked on.

Unai Emery said little of interest when at Arsenal but since being sacked he hasn't shut up and now features on the front page of France Football with a lengthy 6-page interview inside.

The magic of the FA Cup will be ruined further after the FA agreed to spread fifth round ties over five days, including three weekdays instead of the usual two.

The Brazilian media are starting to catch on to just how well Gabriel Martinelli is performing at Arsenal, comparing him with other young prospects to move to Europe.

Arsenal played the majority of their match against Chelsea with just 10 men yet some how the Daily Mail managed to come up with player ratings that just don't make sense.

Arsenal will hold a press conference at 2.30pm today with one editor whipping the fanbase into a frenzy by calling it 'unusual' until another journalist clarified it had been scheduled all week.

Jamie Carragher has used his column in Saturday's Daily Telegraph to admit he was wrong about Mikel Arteta when the Arsenal head coach was...

Mikel Arteta has only been at Arsenal five minutes and already the press in Spain are speculating if he could be heading for Barcelona sooner rather than later.

Three of the Arsenal defensive unit made the WhoScored or BBC Teams of the Week after a clean sheet against Manchester United on Wednesday.

If you ever wonder why a lot of people who don't watch Mesut Ozil play regularly hold the views of him that they do, it is because of rubbish like this from the Daily Mail.

It was widely reported on Saturday afternoon that Mauricio Pochettino had made the amazing admission that he was open to taking the Arsenal job, but when you actually read what he said, you can conclude he's open to any career change in the world.

Mikel Arteta wasn't even on the bench for Arsenal against Everton on Sunday and for the Mail on Sunday, that was all they needed to take their first dig at the new Arsenal head coach.

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.

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.

The FA will not use Anfield to host an England game because of Liverpool's ban on S*n journalists but Liverpool's is a stand that every club in the country should get behind.

Gabriel Martinelli's former club, Ituano, has hit out at a Brazilian journalist for forgetting about them as he hailed the Arsenal teenager. Jorge Nicola tweeted...

Jamie Caragher has laid into Unai Emery claiming he is 'no Wenger upgrade'.

Paul Scholes believes Manchester United could do with a player like Mesut Ozil even though Arsenal could do with one like him as well.

Jack Grealish has posted that the Emirates Stadium is his favourite ground to play at in the Premier League, after Aston Villa's recent clash with Arsenal.

The S*n are reporting that Ainsley Maitland-Niles is FURIOUS and has let out a SHOCK BLAST at Unai Emery after Arsenal's 2-2 draw at Watford, but did he really?

Jose Mourinho has been incredibly complimentary about Arsenal's newboy, Kieran Tierney, despite the Daily Express trying to make it seem like a dig.

David Luiz did not go on strike to force a move from Chelsea to Arsenal the Chelsea head coach has said but that hasn't stopped the Daily Mail having a number of digs at the Arsenal defender.

Tony Cascarino, who continues to be paid as a 'football expert', has picked out Bernd Leno as a major week spot at Arsenal despite the keeper being ranked as one of the best in the Premier League in his first season in England.

John Cross is responsible for the rumour that Arsenal only had £40m to spend this summer but David Ornstein claimed back in February it could be as much as £100m.

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.

Alex Iwobi has hit back at the 'fake news' being spread around the internet this morning based on twisted quotes from the winger.

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

David Ornstein is the one everyone wants to hear from during a transfer window but does 'the Ornacle' ever get anything wrong?

If you ever thought that football 'journalists' wouldn't possibly make up a story just for the sake of it, then I'm here to tell you that you're wrong because Piers Morgan admits when he was at the Daily Mirror they did exactly that.

Arsenal approached Piers Morgan about taking up the role of Managing Director at the club in 2000 but, thankfully, the shamed newspaper editor declined the offer because it didn't pay enough.

Arsenal ran out 2-0 winners against Napoli in the Europa League quarter-final first leg on Thursday night but they should have scored a lot more and killed the tie in this first leg.

Arsenal may be in third place, two points ahead of Tottenham with the easiest run-in of all the top four challengers, but that hasn't stopped most pundits claiming Arsenal will fail to make the Champions League.

Recently, the Daily Telegraph made a really big deal of a new initiative they were launching to increase coverage of women’s sport in their paper but what does that look like?