Arsenal Opinion Archives: 04/2020

Arsenal may not have hit the heights of previous Premier League seasons in recent years but they have still managed to attract several high-quality players.…

There have been many pretenders, including Liverpool in the 9/20 season, but none have come close to Arsenal’s Invincibles magnificent achievement of going undefeated.

As of 5th of this month, I have survived 42 years on this planet, which involves quite a lot of football, and with neither Spurs nor (of course) Arsenal being relegated in that time, there is a lot of history with our noisy neighbours.

In many respects, Arsenal’s 2-1 hammering of the newly crowned Premier League champions, Chelsea, in the Wembley sunshine last May can now be regarded as the cruelest of false dawns.

David Silva is just one name on the list of players Arsène Wenger rejected, let’s see if we can make an XI from players the former Arsenal manager reportedly rejected.

Back in late December, Mikel Arteta made his home managerial debut, leading a team that had won just once in their previous fourteen competitive matches. Though Arteta would lose on his home bow, a 2-0 victory over Manchester United just three days later marked the start of a run where Arsenal would lose just once in thirteen outings:

Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang has been a revelation for Arsenal since joining the club in 2018, and that form has seen the striker being targeted by European giants Real Madrid.

Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta will head into the summer knowing that he faces a massive rebuilding project at the Emirates Stadium.

While we wait for football to return, I’m taking a look back on my favourite Arsenal moments against Spurs from the last couple of decades.

As the world falls apart around us due to inadequate healthcare provisions and inept governments, I wondered just what Arsenal’s billionaire owner was doing to help.