Episode 256: Arsenal’s good news keeps on coming
This week, we enjoy Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang signing on, winning by the river v Fulham and the upgrade in Mikel Arteta's official status.
Once tipped to replace Arsene Wenger, Owen Coyle joins Jamshedpur FC
Owen Coyle was once tipped to replace Arsene Wenger but has just signed as the new head coach for Jamshedpur FC, so how'd that happen?
Arsenal shirt numbers: Dani Ceballos
Dani Ceballos will wear the number eight shirt for his season on loan with Arsenal but who else has worn it?
Ainsley Maitland-Niles answers Arteta’s challenge but is it too late?
Ainsley Maitland-Niles was challenged by Mikel Arteta to work hardto win his place back and now he has, is the club going to sell him anyway?
4 players Arteta seems to want but Arsenal don’t
Over the last few weeks became clear that the final say on what players come and go at Arsenal did not rest with Mikel Arteta but with Raul Sanllehi and Edu above him, but now Sanllehi has gone, will things change?
Freddie Ljungberg: Model, man, manager
13 years ago, a Swedish Calvin Klein model crowned a distinguished career in front of the camera with the receipt of a prestigious and much-coveted award.
How many players moved from Chelsea to Arsenal before Willian?
Willian is now an Arsenal player but how many players have moved from Chelsea to Arsenal over the years?
How does Raul Sanllehi’s ‘finest hour’ at Arsenal look now?
Raul Sanllehi has gone from Arsenal, his departure announced on a Saturday at high noon, so how does the summer 2019 window, after which he was hailed as a transfer whizz, look now?
Raul Sanllehi had 1 goal at Arsenal and it cost him
Why did Raul Sanllehi leave Barcelona and join Arsenal? It's a question few cared to ask when he first arrived but many questions raised their head, most of them very uncomfortable.
Mesut Ozil sends clear message to Arsenal fans
Mesut Ozil rarely speaks publicly so, when he does, his words tend to hit home that little bit harder and his latest interview, given to The Athletic, was no exception.
Mesut Ozil refusal costs him his Arsenal career
As more details emerge about the people being cut from Arsenal's wage bill, Mesut Ozil's pay cut stance, for which he was pilloried, seems like it was the right one and might even be the reason he isn't playing.
Quite possibly the most depressing 19/20 Arsenal season review you’ll read
2020 has been a hell of a year for most people and footballing woes, in the light of everything else that’s going on around the planet, are trivial in comparison. Welcome to the most depressing end-of-season review you're going to read this summer.
90 years ago: Arsenal’s first FA Cup final win
Today, thanks to Arsène Wenger's influence, Arsenal are FA Cups kings with 13 but Arsenal's first FA Cup came 90 years ago, in the 1929/30 season.
Arsenal may be back to reality, but opportunity knocks: Podcast
In episode 250 of the Daily Cannon pod, Matthew and Anita touch on our defeat at Villa and winning against Watford, and preview the...
Arsenal fans say ‘thank feck’ as Premier League finally ends
The Premier League is finally over and for Arsenal fans everywhere, I'm sure that comes as nothing but a relief.
What if Mesut Ozil wasn’t the start of something at Arsenal but the end?
Mesut Ozil was pictured training with the Arsenal squad ahead of their last Premier League game of the season but there will be no goodbyes for the man who was supposed to herald a new era but turned out to be something else instead.
Bukayo Saka salary new contract revealed
Bukayo Saka salary details show the Arsenal forward earns £535-per-hour in his new, extended and improved contract
Arsene Wenger spent in 22 years what Pep Guardiola spent in 4
Pep Guardiola has decided to come out swinging after Manchester City were cleared on a technicality of being massive financial cheats, pity he didn't bother to check his facts first when taking aim at Arsenal and Arsene Wenger.
Mesut Ozil is finished at Arsenal and other things Mikel Arteta’s comments told us
Arsenal lost 3-0 at Manchester City and, while it wasn't great, it was mostly David Luiz's fault and wasn't going quite so badly until he got involved. So what did Mikel Arteta think about it all and what can we learn from his comments after the game?
Unung Arsenal heroes: Kanu
Nwankwo Kanu was the king of the cheeky toe poke.
Arsenal now need to win Champions League to qualify for it
The FA Board have finally returned a verdict on the FA WSL and the Championship with all rankings decided by PPG (points per game) and Arsenal finishing third, but they can still get into the Champions League - if they win it.
Episode 241: Luiz, Lewis and lifting lockdown
Matthew and Anita return after a Coronavirus haitus to compare the impact of the pandemic in Croatia and the UK, look forward to the return of football, and wonder if Arteta's magic works in absentia.
Tomas Rosicky: One of Arsenal’s greatest number 7s
Born in Prague on 4th October 1980, Tomas Rosicky had football in his blood and signed for Arsenal on 23 May 2006.
Unai Emery talks more nonsense
Unai Emery is back again blaming everybody around him for his own failures.
Arsenal benefited the last time the league was abandoned, will it happen again?
As I type this, it is two months to the day since it was announced that Mikel Arteta had tested positive for Covid-19 and football across the United Kingdom was postponed soon afterwards.
Arsene Wenger’s final season: 2017/18 review – November to January
Two years after the end of Arsene Wenger's final season with Arsenal, we're looking back at the manager's final campaign, and this time specifically November to January.
Arsene Wenger’s final season: 2017/18 review – August to October
Two years after Arsene Wenger's final season with Arsenal, let's take a look back at the manager's final campaign, starting with August to October.
Remembering our goodbyes to Arsene Wenger
Two years ago, Arsene Wenger said goodbye to Arsenal after his final match. This was what I wrote at the time...
Arsenal’s Invincibles: When Arsenal amazed and went 49 undefeated
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.
2 North London Derbies that chart the journey of the last 30 years
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.
2 years on: The King Is Dead
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.
Tottenham and Chelsea stars in Arsene Wenger’s rejected XI
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.
Arteta’s rebuilding job at Arsenal is a long-term project
Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta will head into the summer knowing that he faces a massive rebuilding project at the Emirates Stadium.
What is Stan Kroenke doing to help stop Covid-19?
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.
Mikel Arteta: Arsenal man
Despite now sitting on the Arsenal bench as head coach, Mikel Arteta's career as one of Arsenal's unsung playing heroes should never be forgotten.
Relive Arsenal’s Invincibles in the face of Liverpool’s pretenders
Ahead of Arsenal's trip to Liverpool, all the talk has swung to Liverpool's unbeaten start to the season. Could they really match Arsenal's Invincibles?
Unsung Arsenal heroes: Peter Simpson
Some players come into the category of the under-appreciated because they are over-shadowed by superior team-mates. Others because they excel in under-achieving teams. There are even those whose ebullient personalities serve to distract from their dedication and skill. None of these apply to Peter Frederick Simpson.
Audio: A brief history of Arsenal’s Irish connection
In the midst of the global Covid-19 pandemic, it might have escaped the attention of all reading this that today is St. Patrick's Day, and as such is a date associated with all things Irish.
Episode 237: Good, bad or ugly? Discussing Arsenal’s treatment of Lacazette plus much more
With Matthew away, Stephen steps in and calls in the big guns for a bumper episode: Paul dissects the week's results, and Lana Dawood...
Why Joe Montemurro is still the right fit for Arsenal
There has been some recent criticism of the Arsenal manager and rightly so on certain occasions as the manager is judged on results, but I have read over-the-top criticism that does not make sense to me as I believe he is still the right fit for the club.