24 10, 2025

Jesus’ return is nice, Palace fans are bullish, and their xG form suggests a reason for that…

By |2025-10-24T07:19:40+01:00October 24th, 2025|analysis, Arsenal, Arsenal FC, Attack, contracts, gooners, Gunners, Mikel Arteta, premier league|0 Comments

I'm going to do my usual look at how Palace fans are feeling right now ahead of our game at the weekend, as well as a bit on their game last night against Larnaca (which I think is more famed for it's party town history than it's football team, but there you go), but before [...]

23 10, 2025

Arsenal are in good nick at both ends of the pitch

By |2025-10-23T08:34:12+01:00October 23rd, 2025|Arsenal, Arsenal FC, Attack, Champions League, Defence, gooners, Gunners, premier league|0 Comments

To demonstrate how fast football moves... Yesterday I woke up feeling terrible. I'd started to come down with a fever on Tuesday afternoon and by the time the Arsenal game on I was running a high temperature and got barely any sleep, going to bed straight after the game. That mean that yesterday morning I [...]

14 10, 2025

Odegaard’s absence can be absorbed, but only just

By |2025-10-14T07:15:56+01:00October 14th, 2025|Arsenal, Arsenal FC, Attack, injuries, Internationals, Mikel Arteta, premier league|0 Comments

I think we're going to get to the point in which, despite having stockpiled a billion players over the summer, this squad is soon going to start looking thin. Such is the curse with injuries we are getting, with Odegaard now rumoured to be out until after the next international break in November, that if [...]

5 10, 2025

Word of the day after Arsenal win: Routine

By |2025-10-05T09:25:31+01:00October 5th, 2025|Arsenal, Arsenal FC, Attack, Match Review, midfield, Mikel Arteta, premier league|0 Comments

I watched the Chelsea versus Liverpool game on the tube home from The Arsenal last night, then finished off the second half in my kitchen as I cooked a big juicy ribeye steak and as well as being the result we all wanted, the game itself was a proper good game of basketball football. Liverpool [...]

4 10, 2025

Solving the low block problem: Why Arsenal need to be quicker against West Ham

By |2025-10-04T09:13:38+01:00October 4th, 2025|Arsenal, Arsenal FC, Arsenal Manager, Attack, gooners, Gunners, Match Preview, Mikel Arteta, premier league, Tactics|3 Comments

Matchday Saturday, a 3pm kick-off, a game in which you'd normally be expecting Arsenal to pick up all three points against a struggling West Ham side and yet, here we all are, a little nervous about history repeating itself. Mikel was asked yesterday what he felt about the fact that Arsenal had lost 50% of [...]

1 10, 2025

The familiar foe, but an unknown quantity: Olympiacos

By |2025-10-01T07:53:42+01:00October 1st, 2025|Arsenal, Arsenal FC, Arsenal Manager, Attack, Champions League, Defence, gooners, Gunners, Match Preview, Mikel Arteta|0 Comments

It's match day two of the Champions League tonight and after Liverpool dropped points to Galatasaray and the Scum also dropped points to The WIFI password, it should serve as a telling reminder that just because we are in the Best League in the World (refereeing body aside), doesn't mean we have any God-given right to [...]

29 09, 2025

Arsenal overcome controversy to stake an early claim in the title race against Newcastle

By |2025-09-29T08:34:43+01:00September 29th, 2025|Arsenal, Arsenal FC, Attack, gooners, Gunners, Match Review, Mikel Arteta, premier league, Tactics|0 Comments

Where to even start after yesterday, eh? I think I want to be broadly positive today, because when you snatch a victory from the jaws of defeat with a last minute goal in extra time, then you have to be feeling positive rather than dwell on some of the negatives. So I'm going to get [...]

28 09, 2025

We have an opportunity at St James’ Park

By |2025-09-28T09:34:31+01:00September 28th, 2025|Arsenal, Arsenal FC, Attack, Defence, gooners, Gunners, History, Match Preview, Mikel Arteta, premier league, Tactics|0 Comments

We have an opportunity today. One of the most frustrating part of last season - injuries aside - was that it felt like every time an opportunity opened up for The Arsenal to claw points back on Liverpool, we didn't take it, so they ended up creeping away from us until the lead they had [...]

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