Arsenal Opinion Archives: 02/2018

Looking at Stan Kroenke’s recent record with franchises in the United States, what can we learn about the possible future of Arsenal Football Club?

After Arsenal’s 1-0 defeat to Tottenham Hotspur at Wembley, let’s look at seven things we learned from the match.

On Saturday, Arsenal head to Wembley to face Spurs, in the Gunners’ first ever Premier League match at the stadium. Let’s take a look back at some of the club’s great games at the famous ground.

Ahead of the North London derby this Saturday, we’ve looked at some of Arsenal’s humiliations of their local rivals.

Arsenal will be up against one of the Premier League’s most prolific divers in Dele Alli on Saturday. The myth that English players don’t dive…

Until we refuse to take players seriously for making the most of every contact made with a defender, then players won’t take the rules seriously either.

Arsenal may have to call upon David Ospina when they play Tottenham on Saturday, but would he really be any worse than Petr Cech at the moment?

The amount of support behind Mauricio Pochettino’s comments about diving reveals the media’s double standards. 

Daniele Rugani’s agent says Arsenal showed an interest in the defender in January, but didn’t come in with a formal offer. Should the Gunners have made a bid for the defender?

Troy Deeney is facing a four-match ban for his middle-fingered gesture against Chelsea, depending on whether the referee saw the incident.

No Arsenal player has put together more consecutive starts in the Premier League than Granit Xhaka. 

The Premier League is considering bringing in a winter break between 2019 and 2022, ahead of the upcoming sale of domestic TV rights for the period.

Arsenal once again defeated Everton at home to sustain this new positive atmosphere around the club, but did we learn anything?

Ever since Alexis Sanchez’s move to Manchester City fell through in the summer, people have practically been insisting that the Chilean is one of the most professional footballers to ever play the sport, so why is Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang viewed as the opposite?

Chronicle Live writer Mark Douglas recently wrangled Jose Enrique, Steve Harper, Joey Barton and Kevin Nolan together in order to reminisce about Newcastle’s 4-4 draw with Arsenal seven years ago today, but the detailed piece only mentions the Magpies’ main man twice.

Henrikh Mkhitaryan and Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang have been at the club for a short while, but can already be considered two of Arsene Wenger’s most significant signings.

Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang scored on his Arsenal debut on Saturday, and the Gunners put five past Everton without Alexandre Lacazette. Here’s why I think it’s too early to draw any conclusions.

Arsenal’s second largest shareholder, Alisher Usmanov, owns 30.4% of the club and is worth an estimated $16bn, so how did the 64-year-old make his money and are all those stories about him true?

Arsenal’s majority shareholder Stan Kroenke essentially has full control over any important decisions at the club, so how did the man in charge make his money in the first place?

Arsene Wenger seems far more excited by Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang’s arrival than he ever did about Alexandre Lacazette’s.