13 01, 2026

Wigan awaitn in the FA Cup, Big Per departs and Chelsea loom on the horizon tomorrow

By |2026-01-13T08:23:07+00:00January 13th, 2026|Arsenal FC, FA Cup, League Cup, Mikel Arteta|0 Comments

So last night we learned of our opponents in the next round of the FA Cup, with Wigan confirmed as the visitors to The Emirates in February, which brings back all kinds of memories for me. The first was that gawd-awful FA Cup semi-final in 2014. Going into it we were the favourites, we were [...]

12 01, 2026

The Martinelli show puts Arsenal through against Pompey

By |2026-01-12T07:40:01+00:00January 12th, 2026|Arsenal, Arsenal FC, Attack, FA Cup, gooners, Gunners, Match Review|0 Comments

I couldn't watch the game yesterday due to family commitments and a birthday celebration for The Management, which meant watching the game on replay and benefiting from knowing the result. It has its upside, in that you feel perfectly calm watching the game unfold, knowing that Arsenal have safely progressed and done so with plenty [...]

11 01, 2026

Wasps, vikings, and the return of Kai: FA Cup striker audition opportunity at Pompey

By |2026-01-11T09:12:21+00:00January 11th, 2026|Arsenal, Arsenal FC, Attack, FA Cup, gooners, Gunners, Match Preview, Mikel Arteta|0 Comments

It's FA Cup action today for The Arsenal and after having a wee chuckle at the Tiny Totts (they were terrible in that first half so I'm glad I didn't bother with the second) yesterday evening as I was cooking, Arsenal need to get themselves a win at Fratton Park against Portsmouth. We've all spoken [...]

10 01, 2026

Saka’s signing and big second half of the season needed

By |2026-01-10T09:54:42+00:00January 10th, 2026|Arsenal, Arsenal FC, Attack, contracts, FA Cup, gooners, Gunners, History, Mikel Arteta|0 Comments

Let's start with the lovely ol' news that Bukayo Saka has reportedly agreed a new deal worth around £350k-per-week, depending on who you believe. What great news this is to finish a working week! It was announced yesterday via David Ornstein and a few others that pen had been put to paper on a new [...]

11 01, 2025

Arteta’s presser giving little away on attacking change ups

By |2025-01-11T06:39:14+00:00January 11th, 2025|Arsenal FC, Arsenal Manager, Arsenal Transfers, Attack, FA Cup, gooners, Gunners, History, Mikel Arteta, press conference|0 Comments

It’s FA Cup weekend this weekend and whilst most of our rivals have basically been given free reign to rotate and rest key players by playing teams further down the football pyramid, the footballing gods saw fit to once again do us a dirty by having to come up against relatively strong opposition in the [...]

18 03, 2024

Decent Premier League and FA Cup weekend, considering there was no Arsenal

By |2024-03-18T09:26:02+00:00March 18th, 2024|Arsenal, Arsenal FC, Champions League, FA Cup, premier league|0 Comments

Not having The Arsenal on this weekend meant a jeopardy-free weekend in terms of how I was feeling when looking at both Premier League and FA Cup games, but despite that, there were still a few preferred outcomes that I was looking for. In the Premier League, for example, Villa and the Scum dropping points [...]

8 01, 2024

Arsenal’s attacking issues exposed again – we all need a reset

By |2024-01-08T08:11:14+00:00January 8th, 2024|Arsenal, Arsenal FC, Attack, FA Cup, Match Review, Mikel Arteta|3 Comments

At halftime of yesterday's game I stood in the concourse of the North Bank blowing warm air on to my hands. I was cold, but what I'd seen in terms of the way Arsenal had approached the game and outplayed Liverpool had warmed my heart. Arteta had made a few changes to mix things up [...]

6 01, 2024

Any more magic left in the FA Cup? Any more left backs left at Arsenal?

By |2024-01-06T09:33:08+00:00January 6th, 2024|Arsenal, Arsenal FC, Arsenal Manager, Arsenal Transfers, Defence, FA Cup, gooners, Gunners, Mikel Arteta, press conference, Transfers|0 Comments

Happy FA Cup third round Saturday folks. It's a shame really, because the third round weekend used to be one of the more fun weekends. You used to get yourself a home or away tie against another team you usually don't play against, there would be tonnes of football on all the time (well, compared [...]

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