Interviews Archives: 10/2016

Sir Alex Ferguson has urged everyone not to forget about Arsenal in the title race.

Laurent Koscielny has revealed where he wants to finish his footballing career.

Laurent Koscielny has spoken about what Arsene Wenger has done for him since signing for Arsenal in 2010 and it’s actually pretty moving.

Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain believes that the side that can handle the big games the best will be the one that lifts the Premier League title at the end of the season – and he’s backed Arsenal to do it.

Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain and his dad were guests on Goals on Sunday this weekend and they both admitted that a host of clubs had tried to sign the Ox when he was ready to leave Southampton.

Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain was a guest on Goals on Sunday this weekend and when addressing questions about his future he admitted that he could look to move on if he doesn’t get regular football.

Arsene Wenger explained during his interview with Ian Wright, Sol Campbell and William Gallas that although youth in a squad is good, experience is crucial.

Emmanuel Petit was talking with Le vestiaire show from SFR Sport about his time at Arsenal and this time had a few words on Dennis Bergkamp and Martin Keown.

Per Mertesacker admits that he’s uncertain whether he’ll be at Arsenal next season once his contract runs out but his fitness is his priority right now.

Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain has admitted that although he’s happy to play for Arsenal on the wing, he’s naturally more of a midfielder.

Ray Parlour has tipped Alex Iwobi to be a huge star at Arsenal while highlighting what he’s done well so far in his short Arsenal career and what he needs to do to make sure that he fulfils his potential at the club.

Theo Walcott has impressed many people this season with his new attitude and Ray Parlour is no different.

Emmanuel Petit was speaking on SFR’s show le vestiaire and he spoke about Arsenal’s first-team coach, Boro Primorac.

In his interview with Sport Bild, Shkodran Mustafi touched upon is religion and how much it means to him.

Arsene Wenger made a pretty interesting prediction of where he sees football in 20 years.

While speaking to Ian Wright, Sol Campbell and William Gallas recently, Arsene Wenger revealed why he’s so quiet in the dressing room.