Lee Dixon

Lee Dixon says it’s not necessarily a bad thing for Myles Lewis-Skelly that he’s lost his place with Arsenal and England, as it gives him a break and the chance to continue to learn.

Lee Dixon has shot down claims that Arsenal are overly reliant on set-piece goals, suggesting the Gunners threat from corners and free-kicks is something to embrace.

Former Arsenal defender Lee Dixon believes Liverpool are still capable of pushing back up into the title race, but Manchester City remain the Gunners’ main title rivals.

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Lee Dixon has delivered a message of thanks to NHS staff as he hopes to help convince more people to stay at home as the sun shines and the temptation to run free grows in many despite the dangers.

Gilles Grimandi, a former Arsenal player and current scout for the club who remains close to Arsene Wenger, thinks his ex-teammates are wrong to call for the manager’s departure.

Steve Bould struggles to influence training at Arsenal, according to former teammate Lee Dixon.

Lee Dixon claims Gary Neville told him he couldn’t even give Shkodran Mustafi away when he was manager of Valencia, before Arsenal spent £30m on the defender.

Lee Dixon believes that Jack Wilshere is Arsenal’s most important player and should be the first name on the team sheet.

David O’Leary, Alan Smith and Lee Dixon believe that Arsene Wenger’s record of Premier League games managed will never be surpassed.

Lee Dixon hit the nail on his head with his post-match tweet following Arsenal’s 3-3 draw against Liverpool on Friday.

Lee Dixon thinks Arsenal need to be wary of Liverpool’s attacking players on Friday, as they’re playing even better than they were back in August.

Lee Dixon has revealed how his move from Stoke to Arsenal came about.

Lee Dixon thinks the intensity of the North London derby has died down, and Arsenal don’t have enough desire to win the fixture anymore.

Lee Dixon says it will be tough for Jack Wilshere to get into the England team, because nobody knows where he should play in it.

Lee Dixon doesn’t believe that this current Arsenal side have the right mentality.

Lee Dixon says press criticism worked in the Gunners favour back in 1989, when pundits wrote off their title hopes.