Arsenal Women Archives: 01/2018

Phil Neville has apologised again for tweets he posted while he was still a player but denies being sexist.

Joe Montemurro thinks Arsenal Women can still catch Manchester City in the WSL title race, and feels the Gunners did enough to win their league clash against Reading.

It was the story of the glass being half-full or half-empty on Sunday, as Arsenal could only draw away to Reading, dropping two more points on leaders Manchester City and Chelsea.

Arsenal Women captain Alex Scott was forced to shut down the BBC on Twitter, after their social media employee made a rather disappointing error.

As the transfer window was closing, Arsenal Women decided to let two youngsters, who came through the ranks, join Everton Ladies.

Rachel Yankey feels efforts should be made to increase the number of female coaches, and hopes that Phil Neville’s appointment as England Women head coach will raise the sport’s profile.

Rachel Yankey doesn’t see much wrong with Phil Neville being appointed England Women head coach, and hopes to see a former female footballer in the men’s game.

New England Women manager Phil Neville deleted his Twitter account after certain tweets were found. He’s since issued an apology and the FA have another fiasco on their hands.

Arsenal Women forward Danielle Carter says she’s fully focused on domestic matters after returning from a Spanish training camp with England.

Phil Neville says he’s “honoured” after being appointed head coach of England Women, and believes the Lionesses could achieve “something special” after signing a three-and-a-half year deal.

Now that Arsenal have reached the Conti Cup final against Manchester City, it is time to get angry at the FA

The FA’s advertisement for the England Women’s assistant manager asks for more experience than managerial prime candidate, Phil Neville, has.

Former England player Sue Smith believes Phil Neville deserves a chance as England Women’s manager. Neville could soon fill the vacant England Women’s manager position…

Phil Neville, who is in discussions for the job of England women’s head coach, says the job is the best he could’ve asked for.

A number of Arsenal players have been called up for international duty during the break, particularly for the England youth sides.

FIFA and the FFF have revealed the Women’s World Cup 2018 match schedule. The tournament will take place in Britanny, France from August 5-24.

Phil Neville is expected to be named England Women’s new manager this week after the dismissal of Mark Sampson back in September.

Former Arsenal forward Rianna Dean has received a call-up for England Women’s u20 team.

Former Arsenal Women midfielder and Manchester United fan, Lianne Sanderson, reckons that Henrikh Mkhitaryan would be a good fit in north London.

Beth Mead rallied the troops after Arsenal qualified for the Continental Cup final on Sunday.