Season ticket holders have a contribution to make to Arsenal Football Club, a duty, if you will. But it’s twofold. Obviously we have to make a financial contribution – that’s the price you pay for access to a regular matchday ticket. But we also have a duty to support the team by actually using that matchday ticket, whether with our own backside or someone else’s.
Neil Ashton’s article in the Sun on Thursday night was a thought-provoking one stating that Arsenal’s power struggle was so widespread that it meant the club are “in danger of missing out on Max Allegri”.
As any other Arsenal fan from abroad, visiting London and watching Arsenal play was on the top of my bucket list. This month, it finally happened.
This season has been an eventful one for Arsenal’s youngsters across various age-groups.
According to an EXCLUSIVE from the Telegraph’s Matt Law, Ivan Gazidis is set to run away to the MLS if Arsene Wenger doesn’t allow him to implement structural changes at Arsenal.
Q: How do you keep two left backs happy?
A: Change to a back three so you can play one of them at left centre half and the other at left wing back.
Football fans are a notoriously fickle bunch and I make no exception for myself in that classification.
Stan Kroenke’s sports teams have been struggling recently and the signs for Arsenal aren’t great
Despite not being obvious rivals in terms of location or league position, Arsenal and Stoke fans hate each other.
Dick Law confirmed Arsenal’s management structure during a conference on Sports Management in Brazil.
Since moving to the 3–4–2–1 system after losing 3–0 to Crystal Palace, Arsenal have played six games, won five and conceded only four goals.
Football fans are a notoriously fickle bunch and I make no exception for myself in that classification.
Sometimes it’s easy to make your decision based on nothing more than the last result or two, it does, after all, take effort to incorporate information from a decade or more into any reasoning.
So, what happens if people are changing their mind again about Arsene Wenger?
This pod was written and read by Lee Hurley.
Granit Xhaka arrived in the Premier League this season with a reputation for getting himself into trouble with the ref on a regular basis.
A laughable report in the Daily Star has suggested that Arsenal are prepared to let both Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain and Carl Jenkinson join Crystal Palace, in an attempt to drop the price of winger Wilfried Zaha.
Granit Xhaka arrived in the Premier League this season with a reputation for getting himself into trouble with the ref on a regular basis. There’s…
Graeme Souness recently demonstrated the media’s bias towards Granit Xhaka perfectly.
A lot will be made of Arsene Wenger finally being able to get one over his long time rival and nemesis, Jose Mourinho, but in truth, this match was less about the result and more about how much Manchester United did to secure a 0-0, and how Arsenal were fortunate in the manner of which they broke the deadlock.
The thing with success, is you start to take it for granted. At Arsenal, we might argue about the importance of each, but we largely define success in three ways: trophies, Champions League football, and finishing above Spurs.
Carl Jenkinson looks set to leave Arsenal this season after being totally excluded from the Arsenal first team since he took a battering on Social Media after the game against Manchester United back in November.
Serge Gnabry has flourished since he joined Werder Bremen during last summers transfer window for €5m.