Interviews Archives: 04/2016

With two draws in as many games before Thursday evening’s defeat of West Bromwich Albion, Arsenal looked likely to be in a fight for Champions League football.

Making his sixth consecutive start on Thursday evening, Alex Iwobi’s form already seems to have made him a regular in the Arsenal side.

Out since November, Santi Cazorla is finally nearing a return and he couldn’t be more relieved.

Spurs legend, Paul Gascoigne, revealed recently that he actually backed Arsenal to win the League over his former team.

Since buying Mohamed Elneny in the January transfer window, no one could have predicted the impact he’d have on the team; no one except Mo, that is.

Alex Iwobi revealed recently that Kanu is the player who’s inspired him the most as a footballer.

Per Mertesacker reckons Mesut Ozil has it in him to bag over 20 assists a season when he reaches his full potential.

Gedion Zelalem is having a great time at Rangers; in fact, he’s in no real rush to leave.

Emmanuel Adebayor isn’t gaining any fans at the Emirates anytime soon but the Crystal Palace striker insists that he finds the Gooners booing him funny.

Arturo Vidal commented on the potential transfer of Alexis Sanchez to Bayern Munich after his team’s 3-0 win over Schalke in the Bundesliga on Saturday.

Alan Shearer stands by his comments from earlier in the season that Arsenal need a world class striker and he’s completely correct.

According to Martin Keown, Arsene Wenger will leave Arsenal when he’s good and ready, and not a minute before.

Emmanuel Adebayor’s name once rang out around the Emirates Stadium but, right now, that seems a very long time ago.

Although everyone suspects that Petr Cech isn’t exactly human, does this recent admission about his training regime confirm it?

With European clubs like Bayern Munich and Ajax appointing legendary players to important roles, many have wondered why Arsenal don’t do the same.

Arsenal legend Dennis Bergkamp played for the Gunners for Arsène Wenger’s entire time at Highbury and still believes the Frenchman is the right man for the club.

Top of the league in December, Arsenal fans didn’t expect to be out of the title race at the beginning of April, nor did Francis Coquelin.

In recent weeks the Arsenal defence has looked a little more assured but that changed last weekend as the side capitulated and conceded an Andy Carroll hat-trick at Upton Park.

In an otherwise poor week for Arsenal, Mesut Özil had something to smile about as he was nominated for the PFA Players’ Player of the Year award.

Now back in the Arsenal first team for the first time since he threw his chance away in the autumn, Gabriel has insisted he won’t make the same error that saw him dropped from the side again.