Tag: Daily Mail

Whether he was serious or not, Martin Samuel’s comments in Tuesday’s Daily Mail are beyond ridiculous, even for their Gammon-in-chief who has already been complaining that the Women’s Super League gets too much coverage.

It’s been quiet out there in Arsenal land all week, so here is a quick round-up of some wider football stories you might have missed but which caught my eye.

Martin Samuel in the Daily Mail football section complains the Women’s Super League just isn’t super enough to warrant coverage in a national newspaper.

The Daily Mail's coverage of Arsenal's 2-2 draw is nothing short of hilarious as they ignore Wilfied Zaha's dive, declare Arsenal's 2nd illigitimate and lay into Mesut Ozil once again.

Arsenal beat Leicester City in style on Monday night but it must have caught the sub-editors out because they nearly all went with the same boring headline on Tuesday morning for their back pages - Perfect 10'.

Emile Smith Rowe has been tipped by the Daily Mail to become an England regular.

The season is just a few days away from starting and we’re already knee-deep in the swamp of prediction land.

Arsenal’s deal for Lucas Torreira has been named as one of the 10 most exciting transfers this summer ahead of the new season, coming in at number two behind the uninspired choice of Riyad Mahrez to Manchester City at number one.

If there was one thing most people could agree on after England’s World Cup semi-final defeat at the hands of Croatia it was that Harry Kane had a stinker of a game.

On Wednesday, the Daily Mail tried to imply that Hector Bellerin and Alexandre Lacazette got into a fight in training and despite being corrected by the Spaniard, in their Thursday edition they hint that the defender wasn’t being truthful.

The majority of the UK papers criticised the atmosphere at Ashburton Grove on Sunday as they continue to be clueless about what is really going on at Arsenal.

David Ospina was dropped rather than injured ahead of Arsenal’s Europa League clash against CSKA according to a report in today’s Daily Mil.

Sami Mokbel in the Daily Mail has torn into Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang for his selfless decision to give his confidence-suffering teammate the chance to score from the spot against Stoke.

The players have held a meeting without Wenger to try and figure out a solution, the manager has held a meeting with the players to warn them their futures are at risk while Peter Hill-Wood has said Wenger has overstayed his welcome at the club as the soap opera that is Arsenal FC rolls on.

Charles Sale, writing in Friday’s Daily Mail, believes the gender pay gap at the FA, which currently stands at 23.2 per cent is not something they should be worried about because it’s less than the 31 per cent at the Lawn Tennis Association. 

The Daily Mail have put together an entire piece on whether Arsene Wenger's time at Arsenal should come to an end and, predictably, not a single one of their 'top reporters' believes the Frenchman should stay.

The Daily Mail are featuring the image of a crying Arsenal child, taken from the TV coverage of Sunday’s final, to stick the boot in further.

On the verge of a Manchester United move, Alexis Sanchez retweeted a Daily Mail article calling the deal a "bargain" for the Red Devils and denying the Chilean is a mercenary.

Arsenal's social media team were obviously feeling a little high on life after the Gunners beat Spurs 2-0 on Saturday afternoon and proceeded to troll a Daily Mail journo.

Neil Custis, who writes for the Sun, is furious with Arsenal's social media team after they trolled fellow journo, Adam 'Nice Bloke' Crafton, following the Gunners' 2-0 win over Spurs on Saturday.

The Daily Mail have decided to make a big deal out of the fact that Alexis Sanchez has been called up for Chile's World Cup Qualifiers against Paraguay and Bolivia.

Former Arsenal winger, Serge Gnabry, has just signed a three-year deal with Bayern Munich and the Daily Mail have put a typically misleading spin on the story.

You can always trust the Daily Mail to fabricate a huge story out of nothing.

The papers, as you all know, love nothing more that a bit of hyperbole to start the day.

In a special ‘Arsenal in crisis’ section, the Arsenal-obsessed Daily Mail have an EXCLUSIVE today claiming something every other paper is reporting as well – that Arsene Wenger will step down in the summer.

The Daily Mail are trying to turn Arsene Wenger’s decision to play David Ospina in the Champions League into something it’s not – namely something to anger fans.