Arsenal Opinion

If you ask any fan of Arsenal to talk about their favourite club and football players for more than a couple of minutes, they will…

As we enter the second half of the 2021/22 season, it’s time to ask if the Arsenal Women can match their predecessors and win the quadruple like in 2006/07.

Arsenal have had a rough few seasons in recent years. The Gunners finished 8th in 2019-20 and 2020-21, quite the slide from the top-four and top-five positions the team had been consistently achieving for years.

It has been a strange start to the season for Mikel Arteta’s Arsenal, but they finally seem to have found their feet following the influx of new signings in the summer.

Whilst the season didn’t get off to the best of starts for the Gunners, losing their opening three fixtures, they slowly turned their fortunes round.

Arsenal is a club beloved by many football fans because of its skilled style of play. However, even the strongest players are not immune to…

The outliers theory translates across gender lines and helps explain why women’s football still struggles. That, and the FA banning the game for 50 years.

The Arsenal u23s’ makeshift defence struggled in defeat to Derby on Friday night, but Folarin Balogun continued to shine with a hat-trick.

Watching Arsenal play is a lot of fun. Sure, you never quite know what you’re going to get from them, but it is undeniable that Arsenal are one of the most entertaining clubs in the Premier League.

There’s a lot going on in life, so it can feel difficult to keep up with the things you enjoy. Sure, you want to be able to be as informed as possible as far as your interests are concerned, but the logistics of doing so are more difficult than it would seem due to how busy you might find yourself.

Police are looking to speak to a number of men after bottles and wooden seats were thrown when crowd trouble flared up at the end…

Arsenal gave Liverpool a better run for their money than we have seen from them at Anfield in recent years but Liverpool preyed on psychological weaknesses to tear Arsenal apart in the second half. The good news is, these can be fixed.

Back in 2007, Arsenal and one of Stan Kroenke’s other teams, the Colorado Rapids, signed a partnership agreement but what, exactly, was the point of it?

On this week’s podcast, Matthew is joined by Paul (and Anita, briefly) to look back at Arsenal turning what should have been a 4-0 win over Watford into a narrow 1-0, and give some love to Ainsley Maitland-Niles, Benjamin White and (as per usual) Emile Smith Rowe.

Emi Martinez has conceded 21 goals in his last four games for Aston Villa and has let in more for them in a season-and-a-bit than he did at Arsenal.

Matthew is joined by Helen and Paul this week to look back on an excellent victory at the King Power, and wax lyrical about the rise of Aaron Ramsdale.

Amid the hilarity of Harry Kane’s performance against Arsenal and his complete no-show this season, it occurred to me that Manchester City have, yet again, disturbed a rival player to the point of crippling him.

With a goal and an assist in a Man of the Match performance on Friday, Emile Smith Rowe showed why he should be under consideration for England.

Martin Samuel thinks that Arsenal should ‘expect more commitment’ from Benjamin White after the defender admitted he doesn’t watch football.

Matthew and Stephen join forces to try to get their heads round the implications of the latest (and by far the biggest in financial terms) nation state buying their chunk of the sport we love.