Former Arsenal shareholder Usmanov faces tightened sanctions
Ex-Arsenal shareholder Usmanov faces tightened US, UK sanctions due to Kremlin ties.
How footballers can build muscle faster
Building muscle can be a challenge for football players, but there are a few strategies that can help them build muscle faster. In this article, we'll explore some tips on how to build muscle faster.
Tory councillor sends racist tweet about Ian Wright
Conservative councillor Alexis McEvoy has caused outrage by sending a racist tweet about ex-footballer and TV pundit Ian Wright, calling him a "typical black hypocrite" in relation to his support for Gary Lineker.
Leah Williamson: We’re trying to have a positive impact on society
England women's football captain, Leah Williamson, has said her squad will stand for inclusivity, highlighting the importance of "standing in solidarity" with those facing discrimination.
How to build your own Arsenal family
The repeated weekends spent round my Grandfather's house listening to both him and my uncle crow about Arsenal's latest win and QPR's latest defeat got to me. Back then it seemed like Arsenal must have been winning every week and QPR losing, something that's eminently possible, because it was towards the end of 1988 that I cracked.
Germany consider legal action over FIFA OneLove armband ban
The German Football Association (DFB) are considering taking legal action against FIFA after the sport's governing body banned teams from wearing a OneLove captain's armband.
Beth Mead to release 2 books
Following on from her success at the Euros this summer, Arsenal's Beth Mead will release two books with the first due out in November.
Premier League clubs discuss offering warm bank areas
Premier League clubs are discussing opening up parts of their stadiums as warm banks for those who cannot afford to heat their homes this winter due to soaring energy costs.
Arsenal censured for 2nd time over fan token ads
Arsenal have been censured for a second time by the Advertising Standards Authority over ads for 'fan tokens' that were said to have ' taken advantage of fans’ inexperience' while also failing to make clear that the tokens were cryptoassets that required the purchase of another cryptocurrency.
Five ways to soothe tired muscles
When you start exercising, your muscles will initially feel strong and tough. But, over time and after strenuous activity or continual movements, your muscles...
“I was arrested and tortured” Granit Xhaka’s dad tells his harrowing life story
Granit Xhaka will collect his 100th Switzerland cap when he captains his country against Kosovo, in a game that means more than just a footballing milestone for the Xhaka family.
Arsenal include Oleg Luzhny’s name in squad as defender returns to Ukraine
Arsenal listed former defender, Oleg Luzhny, in their squad on Sunday for the game against Leicester City.
Chargeback and its impact on business
Fraud and loss of money are detrimental to merchants. This is why networks that operate with bank cards, banks, and other financial and fintech...
Why always footballers? Liz Truss calls for Champions League boycott
Liz Truss has suggested that if an English club makes the Champions League final, due to be played in St Petersburg, they should boycott it, but as Mario Balotelli might ponder, ‘why always footballers?’
Spotify Joe Rogan decision shows Daniel Ek is no Arsenal saviour
The news that Spotify opted to remove Neil Young's music rather than Joe Rogan's podcast shows that would-be Arsenal owner, Daniel Ek, is no better than the rest of the billionaires on this planet.
Chair of Referee’s committee faces racism probe, will step down
The chair of the Referees’ committee, David Elleray, is to step down at the end of the season as the FA Launch an independent investigation into the 67-year-old’s conduct.
Does Each One of us Have a Talent?
A wise man said that not everyone has equal talent, but all have the equal opportunity to develop a talent.
Repairing the Ozone Layer also Reduces CO₂ in the Atmosphere
Have you ever thought about how the world will be after 40-50 years? The way we are using technology, cutting down trees, and wasting resources – we can’t really imagine what the future will be like.
How Does a Smart Home Work?
Everyone and everything around us is smart. We have smartphones, smart television, and smart homes.
Will AI Art Gain Popularity?
The primary concern for many people about AI is that it will replace them in their workplace. From gaming to online customer service, artificial intelligence never seems to cease amazing us.
Why men are ‘better’ at football than women
The outliers theory translates across gender lines and helps explain why women’s football still struggles. That, and the FA banning the game for 50 years.
Where is Peng Shuai?
China remains silent on the whereabouts of Peng Shuai, who has not been seen since making a sexual assault allegation against a former top Chinese official.
Xhaka no outlier: Premier League Covid vaccine hesitancy worst in the world
Granit Xhaka recently made the headlines for catching Covid when it was revealed he had not been vaccinated, but it seems he is far from alone in the Premier League which has the worst uptake rate in the world.
Arsenal extended £10m-a-year deal for 3 years
Arsenal have reportedly extended their deal with Rwanda who will continue to sponsor the club's shirt sleeves.
Episode 300 Pt 2: Exclusive Interview with Ryan Baldi about the English Football Academy...
As a special extra to celebrate 300 episodes, an exclusive interview with football writer Ryan Baldi (@RyanBaldiFW) about what he learnt researching his new book ' The Dream Factory: Inside the Make-or-Break World of Football’s Academies'.
Over Land and Sea (and Lockdown) Arsenal 20/21 – The Corona Diaries: A book...
Darren Berry, author of Clickbait: Life As a Modern Football Fan - a mildly painful chronicle of Unai Emery's one full season in charge of the mighty Arsenal, has written another book.
Episode 298: Sambi Lokonga, Nuno Tavares, and a book review
Stephen is joined this week by Paul Williams and author Darren Berry, to discuss the acquisition of both Nuno Tavares and Albert Sambi Lokonga by the Gunners.
Bukayo Saka abuse prompts strong Arsenal statement
Arsenal have issued a strong statement after Bukayo Saka was racially abused following England's defeat in the Euro 2020 final to Italy on Sunday night.
UEFA forced into LGBTQ+ rainbow armband climbdown
UEFA have been forced to close down an investigation into Manuel Neuer's rainbow armband after it was decided the rainbow is not political but a symbol for diversity.
Get on my nerves: Lukas Podolski hits out at player's wives
Lukas Podolski has criticised the wives of footballers in a bit of a rant that comes with quite heavy sexist undertones.
Arsenal star branches out with investment
Calum Chambers has become the latest player to invest in UK-based sports GPS tracking system STATSports.
3 ways your smartphone can keep you entertained when the football season is over
Whilst this time of year does bring a lot of excitement and tension of exactly who will finish where in the table, it does...
Why Perez, Agnelli and the other greedy Super League owners only have themselves to...
From childhood obesity to children having poor eyesight, computer games get a lot of slack for children not being as active as they once were.
Arsenal pressured by Lavazza over Elneny Palestinian support tweet
Arsenal are being pressured by at least one of their sponsors to take action against Mohamed Elneny after the Egyptian midfielder tweeted support of the Palestinian people.
Arsenal confirm ACL injury and surgery for midfielder
Arsenal have confirmed that midfielder Malin Gut will undergo surgery for a ruptured anterior cruciate ligament but why do women suffer them more than men?
Arsenal to join social media blackout
Arsenal will join a social media blackout this weekend as clubs look to force the various platforms to do something substantial about abuse online.
Stan Kroenke one of the stingiest billionaires in world
Stan Kroenke may be worth a whole heap of money but that doesn’t mean he does anything good with it and in 2018 he was named one of the worst when it comes to charitable giving.
Hate capitalism, not Arsenal: European Super League
There is, naturally, a lot of anger around about the nerve of the 'top' 12 teams, wanting to re-orientate football but it's no surprise.
Where is the European Super League money coming from?
The formation of the new European Super League will see the founding clubs split €3.5bn between them just for signing up, but where is that money coming from?
What lies at the heart of the European Super League
It's frustrating to read only people who 'hate' football could come up with a plan as heinous at the European Super League when it's much more simple than that.