Monthly Archives: August 2009

Arsenal will need to overcome atmosphere and injuries to earn a result The ink isn’t even dry on the articles praising our 6-1 victory at Goodison Park on Saturday, and already we have a massive Champions League encounter upon us. … Continue reading →

Sky Sports can stick our six goals up their Arse In case you missed it, Sky Sports’ season preview article was fronted by a photo of players from Manchester United, Chelsea, Liverpool and Manchester City. That’s their definition of subtlety … Continue reading →

The season begins against our closest rivals from the last campaignFor all our talk about titles and top-four finishes, Everton were our nearest rivals last season. They finished closer to us in fifth than we finished to Chelsea in third. … Continue reading →

Anything and Everything is possibleOne the eve of a new English Premier League season, it seems that their are countless possibilities for Arsenal. In many ways, we head into this season with the same sense of hope and uncertainty with … Continue reading →

No Arsenal players reported injured on international duty With the exception of Johan Djourou, who returned to Arsenal earlier in the week with swelling in his kneecap, it appears that our players have escaped their international matches unscathed. It’s always … Continue reading →

The season’s not yet begun, but the nightmare is real Johan Djourou is injured. He may not be seriously injured, but he is injured nonetheless. He left the Swiss camp and returned to the London with swelling in his kneecap … Continue reading →

Arsenal’s transfer needs have already been metLately there seems to be a lot of upheaval amongst Arsenal supporters. Everyone wants Arsene Wenger to splash some cash in the transfer market and bring in those two players that will take us … Continue reading →

The season is almost upon usLet’s start with the big news of the day. Finally, Arsenal have signed a defender. A world class defender with an amazing pedigree no less! That’s right, Arsenal have signed Christian Karembeu to be a … Continue reading →

It’s a massive playoff tie and will be massively hyped It’s the battle of Britain. For the first time in history, Arsenal will face Celtic in European competition. And in case you’re wondering just how meaningful the match is, there’s … Continue reading →

Wenger’s comments leave much to be debated, but little decidedThe news of the day focuses mostly on interpreting Arsene Wenger’s predictably intricate comments. He spoke on a wide range of topics including transfers, the Champions League, fixture congestion and unfortunately … Continue reading →