Arsenal’s new deal with Emirates worth more than expected
Arsenal’s official new deal with Emirates is larger than previously expected, according to a report.
Arsenal’s official new deal with Emirates is larger than previously expected, according to a report.
Arsenal are expected to confirm an extension of their partnership with Emirates in the coming days, according to a report.
This edition of the Daily Cannon Arsenal podcast was first released at the end of 2018 but as it’s Human Rights Day, we thought you…
Over a year ago, Nick Cohen wrote a piece for The Guardian saying football fans should be asking hard questions about the money behind leading clubs and, on Human Rights Day, those questions still need asking.
The International Campaign for Freedom in the UAE will hold a demonstration outside the Emirates Stadium ahead of Arsenal’s Premier League game against Aston Villa on Sunday.
Over a year ago, Nick Cohen wrote a piece for The Guardian saying football fans should be asking hard questions about the money behind leading clubs but that still doesn’t look like it will be happening any time soon.
Over a year ago, Nick Cohen wrote a piece for The Guardian saying football fans should be asking hard questions about the money behind leading clubs but that still doesn’t look like it will be happening any time soon.
Rwanda’s Minister of State in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Olivier Nduhungirehe, has told broadcaster CNN to ‘be quiet’ after they criticised his country’s deal with Arsenal, prompting a backlash in the nation.
There has been a lot of talk over the past week or so about Arsenal’s sleeve sponsorship deal with Rwanda yet the moral outrage from some journalists that greeted news of the arrangement has been conspicuously lacking in relation to deals with the likes of Emirates, Etihad, or Roman Abramovich.
The government of Qatar is taking the United Arab Emirates to the United Nations Court of Justice over what it claims are human rights violations by the government that owns Emirates Airlines.
There has been a lot of talk over the past week or so about Arsenal’s sleeve sponsorship deal with Rwanda yet the moral outrage from some journalists that greeted news of the arrangement has been conspicuously lacking in relation to deals with the likes of Emirates, Etihad, or Roman Abramovich.
Arsenal are looking to gain on Manchester United and Chelsea with a new Emirates shirt sponsorship deal that also allows for a sleeve sponsor but it’s still going to leave them some way off the pace.
In December, Nick Cohen wrote a piece for The Guardian saying football fans should be asking the hard questions about the money behind leading clubs. To do that, let’s look at Arsenal’s main sponsor, Emirates.
Chelsea, Manchester City and Arsenal apparently have the best food in the Premier League at their home grounds.
Arsenal’s club shop was burgled overnight, as shown from the recent pictures on social media that were taken from the scene of the crime.
No sooner had reports emerged that Arsenal were looking for a new shirt sponsor, the club denied the claims.
Arsenal have reportedly already begun their search for a new shirt sponsor even though they have two years left on their current deal with Emirates.
Arsenal and Manchester United have the best pitches in the league – official. The two clubs were awarded the Barclays Grounds Team of the Year,…
Arsenal have announced that they will install new floodlights at the Emirates. The new LED lights will be installed by Musco Lighting, a company that…
A man is due to appear in court accused of flying drones over a number of locations including the Emirates and Anfield.