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Apart from Calum Chambers in October, the last person at Arsenal to sign a new contract was Arsene Wenger. Chambers is the only player in 12 months to put pen to paper.

Goals, creativity, the ability to unlock tight defences and greasing the palms of Mino Raiola could be the reasons why Jose Mourinho signed Henrikh Mkhitaryan, if you want the quick answer.

It's now been over a month since Walcott last played for Arsenal, so what's happening with the 28-year-old England international?

There is a generation of Arsenal fans who have known no other, so what, exactly, has Arsene Wenger done in his 20 years at the club?

by Matthew Wade The Vidal "Transfer Saga" reminds us why the summer holidays are a good time to take a break from following club football...

In this edition of the Daily Cannon Arsenal podcast, Matthew, Anita and Sylvain revel in beating Burnley, enjoy the new additions, and look forward...

The value of Arsenal's squad has plummeted, dropping them below Leicester and some £200m away from Spurs in what is a damming indictment of how the club has been run.

Arsene Wenger's done it again.

Ben Sheaf recently spoke to the Arsenal matchday programme

Matthew, Paul, Stephen and Sylvain try to find the positives from yet another opening day defeat, and debate as to whether we are seeing the beginning of the end of Wenger's tenure at Arsenal.

Bobby Madley quit as a referee last summer in a move that was said to have sent 'shocks' through PGMOL, the overlords of officialdom, but the former official has broken his silence about what happened and it raises even more questions about PGMOL and what they get up to out of sight.

After 11 games, it is interesting to note that discipline records are very good at the 2018 World Cup. Is that due to VAR or the referees leniency with regards to the rules on yellow and red cards?

On this week's Daily Cannon Weekly podcast, episode 215, host Matthew Wade took some time to discuss the yellow cards stats an article on the site threw up after the game against Manchester United, showing how unfairly Arsenal are being treated.

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.

‘Control’ in a footballing context is an almost subjective word that means different things to different people. Whatever it is, Arsenal lacked it against West Brom

Mesut Ozil has come in for much criticism since his move to Arsenal, most of it unwarranted. With his performance against Boro he went some way to shutting up his critics.

Chuba Akpom is out of contract in the summer and is stalling on a new deal. With offers from around Europe, is it a big deal if he leaves?

In theory, losing at home to a team who are languishing in the bottom half of the table and have already sacked their manager...

There is a debate taking place amongst Arsenal fans over Unai Emery - is he a good manager who gets results or a poor one who is making Arsenal worse? Perhaps a fan from his former club can help.

Graeme Souness' spectacular rant on the mentality of the Arsenal players has gone around the internet and been applauded, but nobody is daring to...

Throughout his Arsenal tenure, Arsene Wenger has been very good at stopping the rot. Whenever we've lost a game, or perhaps two in a row, that's generally as far as it goes. Very rarely is a bad run allowed to fester

In this latest edition of the Daily Cannon Arsenal podcast, Matthew is on his own. He talks about winning against WBA, Wenger contract rumours...

As July got underway, Arsenal were undergoing the final preparations for their pre-season tour.

Compared to last weekend, this one was relatively quiet in the land of Arsenal as we were only trying to sign Barcelona’s most expensive player ever on loan while we offered Mauro Icardi €10m-a-year.

Today marks the 10th anniversary of my first ever Arsenal blog.

Arsenal's January 2018 transfer window had more in common than the NBA than football - but why?

Can Arsenal win the league? It’s a question that seems a little less ridiculous today than it did just a few months ago, but can they? Can Arsenal win the league?

Granit Xhaka, Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang and Alexandre Lacazette's PR teams thought it a good day to make sure fans knew they wouldn't be hanging around as Arsenal prepared to announce Mikel Arteta as their new head coach.

At the end of the season it's always time to take a look back at what happened over the previous nine or so months.

Carlo Ancelotti has been sacked by Bayern Munich and the latest rumours claim that the former Chelsea boss could be taking over at Arsenal, but is he the right man to succeed Arsene Wenger?

Despite winning the Community Shield, Arsenal have made a less than convincing start to the season. We're going to look at why that might be.

Remember when supporting Arsenal used to be fun? Wouldn't it be great if it was again?

With Arsene Wenger and (seemingly) Ivan Gazidis exiting Arsenal, the club appear to have taken on board the errors made by United after Fergie and David Gill both left Old Trafford in 2013...

March was a hard month for the Gunners. Although there’s still a bit of the month to go, Arsenal won’t be playing any more fixtures, so...

In this latest edition of the Daily Cannon Arsenal podcast, Matthew is joined by Anita and Sylvain to discuss planes, protests, Arsene Wenger, French kings, and how not to defend a set piece.

Until now, Dani Ceballos has seemed set on returning to Real Madrid, but is the 23-year-old falling in love with Arsenal?

by Lewis Ambrose With Carl Jenkinson likely to leave the club but only on loan again this summer it leaves the club with two senior...

Josh Kroenke only spent seven weeks at Arsenal over the winter not the reported three months. Speaking to the media in Denver, the son of...

So, Diamond Eyes, our great jewel finding coup, has left after just over a year and in the absence of anyone spilling the beans In a spectacularly unprofessional manner, we, the fanbase, are left to speculate why.

A new deal is on the cards for Francis Coquelin and Paul Williams explains why that's a very good thing.