Despite endless criticism from both supporters and media alike of Theo Walcott’s ineffectiveness in the final third over the past two seasons, he netted his 100th career goal in our convincing victory over Hull City on Saturday. So which was his best?
With the season just five games old, Arsenal are already five points behind Manchester City. Here are five things they need to do if the are to have any hope of catching Pep Guardiola’s men.
Since his big-money switch from Bundesliga side Borussia Monchengladbach in the summer, the talented Swiss international has only started two matches this season (Leicester and Watford, both away) – leading to questions as to whether there’s a specific reason why he’s constantly featuring off the bench.
After a considerably better result against Hull than PSG midweek, it’s time to look at what we learnt during the Premier League clash.
Now that the chaos of the transfer window is behind us, and Arsenal have played a couple of games will all of our new players available for selection, what can we ascertain from both the starting XIs that were picked and how they were deployed tactically?
Arsène Wenger got away with one in Paris on Tuesday night.
What did Arsenal actually learn against Paris Saint-Germain on Tuesday night?
Saturday’s frustration-fest ended well, but will opposition with more ambition be better or worse for Arsenal?
Who is to blame for the Arsenal Ladies’ bad performances? Is it the manager or the players?
The Premier League returned this weekend and with it, a healthy dose of Arsenal-induced heart attacks. Here’s what we learned from Arsenal’s 2-1 win over Southampton
As you’ve no doubt heard by now, Alexis Sanchez has seemingly caused a stir online by saying he’s good enough to be considered in the same bracket as superstar duo Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo – seen as the world’s best players.
Now the transfer window is closed and the international break is at an end, Arsenal can get on with the business at hand.
Whether it actually happened or not, the reports that Arsene Wenger refused to let Jose Mourinho sit beside him at a recent manager’s forum have already passed into legend on the internet which it means, for the majority of people who read it, it’s true.
So I’ve been off the grid for two weeks, swallowed by acting work, and have emerged to a rather different Goonersphere.
Is the term ‘legend’ too readily used in modern football?
With the transfer window coming to a frenetic and frankly hilarious end, it’s time to assess how well Arsenal have done in regards to putting together a team that can win trophies, both in this season and in the future.
Arsenal have, finally, addressed the two major shortcomings within the first team squad, but how was the window really?
We look at how our transfer window compares to that of our rivals. First up: Tottenham Hotspur.