Arsenal Opinion Archives: 04/2016

In the face of adversity, do you favour fight or flight?

It may be time for a change, but Arsenal fans need to change before the board take notice.

At the beginning of the season, I was one of those Arsenal fans saying that we didn’t need a big name striker because we had Olivier Giroud. How wrong I was.

Goals have been a problem all season for Arsenal, and the solution looks as far off as ever.

Despite a previous claim from a player that the difference between Arsenal and opponents Chelsea/Manchester City, a marginal gap has already opened at the top of the table.

Football is a tricky game to evaluate at the best of times. It’s almost impossible to treat a game logically when you’ve spent the vast…

If you believe the press, Leicester City are the best side ever to play in the Premier League. Of course, we all know that the real best side ever to play in the Premier League is our very own Invincibles, achieving a feat that none has even come close to since.

Slipping out of the title race and into the fight for Champions League places, questions are going to be asked of Arsenal’s home form this season.

Arsenal fans are often accused of being entitled. They are, and this is why…

An argument I’ve seen circulating on the likes of Twitter recently is that if we as fans got behind Arsenal more, we’d have better results. Is this true?

Another week of underachievement in a season where, since November, disillusionment has never been far away.

After another disappointing cameo from the bench on Sunday you have to wonder whether or not Theo Walcott has any future at Arsenal.

What happens when nothing remains of the club you fell in love with?

Roy Hodgson is predicted to leave Theo Walcott and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain out of England’s Euro 2016 squad. Here’s why this could be a mistake.

Helen Trantum tries to understand if Arsenal’s lack of players combinations lies at heart of many poor performances this season.

Lining up with Gabriel over Per Mertesacker in recent weeks, it was a surprise to see Arsène Wenger hail the importance of communication at the back on Friday morning.

Arsenal need to consider many names as a replacement for Arsene Wenger. Diego Simeone shouldn’t be one of them.

The talent of Arsenal right-back Héctor Bellerín often taken for granted, mainly due to his age, but the Spaniard has surprisingly been ignored as the awards season approaches.

With some older members of the first team squad set to move on this summer, there could be an opening in the Arsenal setup: will Dan Crowley or Gedion Zelalem be offered the chance to impress?

‘Excuse Bingo’ has become a regular game at Cannon Towers but has our players’ media training gone too far?